Tutorials/Automatic respawn anchor recharger

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In 20w12a the Respawn Anchor was added to the game. Back then it could only be loaded/charged by hand however now thanks to changes in 20w13a it can now be loaded using a dispenser. This means it can now be automated!

Materials[edit]

3 pieces of redstone dust
An observer
A dispenser
A good supply of glowstone
A respawn anchor

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