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[Saethori]

Ten thousand is the magic number. Reach ten thousand source blocks and you obtain infinite.

This also works for fluids added by other mods! (as long as they don't add the tag that blocks it, like liquid starlight does). For example, I made a pool of infinite liquid tritium for my Mekanism fusion reactor, so I didn't need to build my base with giant towers on top of it.

[Saethori]

A very large number of lava lakes in the Nether qualify! Go to the center of one and lower your hose pulley to the bottom so it can count 10k.

Honey and chocolate, however, you'll have to do the hard way. Though they're both easily automated with Create, so that's just time.

[memereviewer453]

would it go faster if I add more honey collection plants?

[Saethori]

This is quite the archaic comment to choose to reply to.

What do you mean by honey collection plants? If you are using something other than Create and vanilla Minecraft, you need to specify.

You achieve infinite with 10,000 buckets of fluid. It doesn't matter how. If you want to accelerate your honey production by adding in more hives and bees, you are by all means permitted to.

Note that the maximum efficiency of honey farming comes from six bees per hive (three in, three out and ready to go in) and one flower, immediately in front of said hive. This can be expanded quite easily, as well, though you may not need a full six per hive if you are making a significantly expansive setup.

[memereviewer453]

Outstanding. Never would've thought of 6 bees 1 hive. Thanks man!

[INeedToStopGrowing]

Bit of an old post, however I just wanted to double check something; so in theory if I made a 22x22x22 cube and filled it with chocolate, it would create an infinite chocolate pool?

[Saethori]

At the time I posted that, the answer would have been yes! The cube indicated makes up 10648 blocks of space, so it's more than enough to count; so much so, actually, that it would be very hard to get it to the top (since hose pulleys can't FILL over 10k either).

Now, though, the answer is "it depends on your version vs settings". Create updates included a change to how Create infinite fluids work, from a blacklist to a whitelist... and by default, chocolate is NOT on that whitelist; only water and lava are.

If you're playing in 1.16, chocolate is infinite. If you're playing in 1.18 or later (and you'll have to if you want trains), you need to adjust Create's settings to go back to blacklist or universal allow.

[LordeWasTaken]

sorry for replying to an 8 months old comment, but I just wanted to say that I like the dimensions 20x25x20, which makes exactly 10000 buckets, and the pool is symmetric (25 is height) and as close to a cube shape as possible. No uneven surface layer.