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Bro did a TCC

At this point, please install the create mod and make some proper factories. This whole thing is waaaay too much

Alright

I think Satisfactory is the perfect game for you😂

Very cool, but I’ll just download applied energistics instead.

to speed up signal speed convert from siganl strength to bindary numbers then convert back or just use binary numbers to send signals

If you want tips, I'd look at cubicmetre. They made a universal autocrafter. While theirs is better, this is still awesome to have done yourself regardless.

can i get a survival tutorial pls ❤

At 10:02 "with all of these stacked on top of each other" cracked me up. Also love how you color code your redstone, makes it even more confusing for an average redstoner. 😂 Also you know the machine is good when you need to use teleportation command blocks for its demonstration.

The build up in complexity was executed so well. It perfectly illustrated how you can just keep making simple steps/iterations towards a complex goal and it's not this insurmountable accomplishment

... Dude, mods are free. You can just take them.

Love that the crafter waited for crafting table to be crafted and nod just expexted it to be in stock I have an idea. How about implementing top-sorting the item recepies into this so the omnicrafters could be in a row. Great video!!

How do you go from not knowing what a crafter is to a whole redstone computer over the course of a 15 minute video

Imagine hooking this up to all your biggest farms

Bravo, this is impressive! I think the storage solution could be improved in a way that would make coding recipes easier. If you tie a binary value to each possible ingredient, coding recipes becomes inputting the correct binary sequence. A simple example would be a crafting bench, with wood having an assigned 4-bit value of 0010, you would input 0010 four times and receive a crafting bench, a piston becomes 0010 three times, then the id for cobble, lets say 0001, then iron 0011, 0001, 0001, red-stone 0100, 0001 makes a piston.

What kind of simulation distance did you have to use for this monster to work?

wtf

hey ya

This is like alright, I can do a lot better but you’ll get past your first week soon

interesting game. didn't here from it until now

For moving signal strengths over distances, I know of two ways, only one of which is realistically viable to my knowledge. There might be more, I don't play around with redstone myself much so I only know these two options by chance from watching videos. The first and older is by converting the signal strength to pulses (pulse length modulation), then reading those pulses and converting them back into a signal strength. This is a lot faster as the pulses can travel 15 blocks before needing a repeater and thus getting a short delay. This is the viable option. I only even mention this second option for fun, because it seems horrible, but I believe you can use calibrated sculk sensors. They were added in 1.20 and allows you to send signal strengths at the "speed of sound". Of course, in Minecraft, sound vibrations move pretty slow, but it's a lot faster than what you have already. I'm not sure if it's faster than 1 repeater per 16 blocks though. And there is also the downside of needing to prevent several lines from interfering with each other, as sculk sensors are very sensitive and prone to error if it recognizes sounds from somewhere unintended. You're also more limited, since some of the sounds required to pass a signal strength can't be automated. Such as a signal strength of 1, output when the sensor "hears" movement. Or 5, when the sensor "hears" the dismounting of a mod or equipping of gear. Or 14, a mob spawning. Or 15, a mob or player dying, or an explosion happening. Some of these can technically be automated, but to my knowledge (which I admit is limited) it would be far more effort than it is worth. Obviously the first is more optimal and viable in every way. But I still think seeing the second used would be more fun and cool. Sound powered redstone has always fascinated me since the sculk sensors were introduced.

Ahh... another 5-minute minecraft project :D

I hope u used world edit, if not rip man

modded minecraft is the best automation game, I'm currently playing project ozone 3 KAPPA mode. Also holy they added an auto crafter to vanilla?????

1:10 what the fuck is this. 2:03 a line of droppers (1 block above the hoppers) facing into down. Activate them all at once. Problem solved

Are you Greek by any chance?

you shood work at nasa

Just build an Auto sorter 9 chests and dropper

Can't wait for some survival player to rebuild it

First part of the video: bro just found out that redstone exist Second part of the video: bro made the most complex crafting computer in the entire minecraft history

The true definition of spaghetti code…. It does the job but my inner optimizer hurts

Mom, I want Factorio. We have Factorio at home. Factorio at home:

For real, when I clicked the video I thought I was gonna get a guide on how to build a *REASONABLE* auto crafter for survival xD This is to much xD Some people really go way beyond buildable. But still crazy build 👍

*Casually places redstone torch in a random place, powering a random redstone dust*

are you the Mumbo Jumbo"s successor? you sound just like him i swear 😅😅

I am lazy so i built a this💀

Please give this guy applied energystick

this is like watching a 6 year old discover... i don't even know how to finish that. You could have just used droppers to get 1 item, 9 droppers into 9 hoppers all activated at the same time gives ur order in the crafter

you missed one "alright" at 3:16

Here I was thinking. Oh hopefully this could be a simple build setup to throw into my survival world.... NOPE. NVM. Great build though!

After seeing this, I feel better about the 6 hours I spent trying to build a compact crafter module. Couldn’t find any good videos. I got a 2 item input crafter in a 6x6x9 module and a 3 item crafter in a 6x6x10 footprint.

Lol i knew at least one Py mod would be in here

Alright

This is the kind of video for which I'm missing a "super-like" button 😮 Here is a comment instead

This makes me appreciate autocrafting mods so much more.

BUT!!!! Does it get smaller. I mean that footprint is humongous....and painfully slow. As long as the player is quicker than your machine. It doesn't appeal to be build in the first place 😕. Sorry Pal I stick to manual craft for now 😅

I think satisfactory would be a cool game for you....