Bless you, X! I've been homeschooling my kid and using Minecraft as a learning tool, but I'm not the best at redstone, so I'm excited to add yet another Xisuma redstone video to my kiddo's educational videos rotation. ❤❤❤
If you could hook this up to a massive auto-sorter storage unit and have it dispense out the required items that might be the coolest thing ever made in Minecraft
7:10 This design might run into issues because the side redstone lines are also linked to the top comparator. So it will only turn off if the *top* hopper runs out of items. [Edit] Therefore I think the first design is actually safer than this one.
@@MarcusAmazing41 No, I don't think so. The problem isn't the redstone dust at the side coneecting to the redstone dust in the middle, it's that the redstone dust receives power from the block in the middle.
5:12 If the inner ingredient runs out faster than the outer, the inner hopper will fill up by the outer ingredient which breaks the system I think. Edit: It will break even if the outer runs out. The comparators are linked to form OR gate (just by dust on output) so any ingredient in system is enough to keep the crafter crafting and break the system. To fix the latter problem one can perform AND gate (torch -> connect with dust -> torch). To fix the former, one would need to take input for a comparator from a container where only the one ingredient is (for the inner it means the upper barrel or add a hopper one to the back)
I also noticed this, looks like the design will have to go through a few more iterations to make it 100% fool proof, but is a good foundation for future designs
4:56 this design isn't safe from running out of items unless you disable the hoppers as well as the clock, otherwise one or other item can fill the inside hopper on the left and right and choke out the other one from having the slot it needs
Amazing! Even with a larger profile for more complex crafting, this is already incredibly more compact than the day one contraptions can't wait to use this in-game
This reminds me of the early days of Minecraft when a new item was added, or a new redstone block was added (and before java code was available practically day 1), and there would be weeks upon weeks of tinkering and experimenting. Day 1 contraptions, Week 1 contraptions, Month 1 contraptions, then some new thing someone happened to figure out 10 years later.
@@JenInMinecraft Thats just how innovation over time works. Like look at the state of modern computers. A single piece of memory hardware would be as big as an entire server tower is now. Computers used to have a dedicated building for them to operate and their entire purpose was just to do math faster. Now we have devices that are 1000x smaller and can do things that are 1000x more complex like simulate entire physics engines in a 3d rendered world. Redstone is no different in this sense.
6:32 Actually you don't need any of the redstone dust or the repeater. All you need is the 4 hoppers+2 crafters in that configuration, then place a button on the Crafter with the dispenser recipe. To make it faster you can use a fence gate + observer instead of a button
It'll be more interesting to see how making said redstone component factory impacts players convenience in making more contraptions, bigger and advanced too. I wonder if this increase progress the same way it does with technology, or if it's just a passive thing and not necessarily faster than doing it by hand?
I've been working on exactly this for a long time now, using the Quickcarpet-style autocraftingtable. I'll have to redo the crafter modules to work with the Crafter, but I have a design that works with any recipe at a 12gt cycle.
I can't wait to build an array of these things. Having some connected to an ore processor (in vanilla, not modded) would help a ton, especially with raw copper and lapis.
Seeing the autocrafter setup for soup can now make my Minecraft soup restaurant dream possible! I can finally have an automated way for people to order soup. I call the place “Now or Ladle”. It will be glorious.
I feel like the problem with lots of these universal crafter designs is they are limited by hopper speed. I wanna try and make something that works mostly on instant dropper lines
@@xisumavoid I'm fully aware of things like Hoppers, water transport, and even those insanely over complicated piston chains. Should have clarified I was talking more cosmetic I guess. Some way to transport the items that is esthetically pleasing. Similar to the Create mod's implementation.
@@bombboy3427piston feedtapes with a normal block and a block like soul sand that is smaller than normal can act like conveyor belts, although it's quite clunky and loud
With the soup crafter, if you run out of rabbit wont it keep trying to craft because you have mushrooms flowing into the rabbit hopper, making it think it didn't run out of rabbit?
Well, it will TRY to craft, but without rabbit it won't be a valid recipe so it would just fill up the crafter, right? I mean, it would break it, but it won't craft stuff you don't want.
Hermitcraft Season X (That's 10, not Xisuma, or Twitter. :p) builds are going to be insane with the amount of auto-crafting that can be added to farms. Far less grinding at farms to gather resources for builds or minigames.
what would you like form the menu? [world eater] to get rid of it all [quarry] if you wish to collect the items while you're at it [3d duper] if you wish for the hole to have a shape that isn't a rectangle/square like the previous two options [tunnel bore] the only correct way to manually mine for resources
I'm thinking about a soup recipe, what if the system runs out of rabbit? It will break. In that case, maybe this side should be made more like the item sorters? Make it flow when there is more than 64 [item 1]+1[item 2]+3[items to fill up the hopper]=at least 68[all items] 92 items in the hopper give redstone a power of 5. Only when in total 39 items in both stacks are missing system will stop. It is not enough to break the system. It will take more space, but it won't break. If we want to give more items in the hopper comparator should be connected to redstone and other crafter/lectern to decrease that signal, making it 2 so you don't need to make big changes. It also means that you don't need to check if mushrooms are in the hopper behind, you already checking it.
just make it so only the hopper for the next item opens depending on item count, so for mushroom stew when it's empty only the bowl hopper is open, then the one for brown mushroom, and finaly for red mushroom
You can fit 8 of these machines into a single 16x16 chunk (their footprint of 3x5 expands by one to 4x6 each to account for necessary spacing; were you able to fit them together with even one block less spacing on the long axis, you could fit 12 per chunk!) before factoring in stacking them vertically; impressive. Place a chunk loader beneath them (and/or an AFK spot) and hook them up to the proper farms, and you could have a very efficient and very tall automated factory that produces quite a lot per hour. 🐍
The fact that this 'requires' a stockpile to work is perhaps the main drawback of this one as if you run out of even one item for a second and the timings mess up, it will break the entire set up. This is good for simple straightforward setups were you only have a single item to craft like from farm outputs, but I think Mumbo's crafter with it's failsafe is better for when you're using a more complicated recipe.
It won't break the set-up, the clock will just stop. Sure, the stockpile isn't great, but it's a neat and simple solution. Perfect for large scale fully automatic farms
Honestly, feedback I'd love Minecraft to add for the crafter is some way to easily craft blocks/items that use multiple types of items without the need for complicated redstone, so it knows exactly where each item goes in the crafter and there's no mix-up. Like a recipe template or something that locks that recipe to a crafter and only allows that kind of item to go into it's designated slot. Not all players are redstone geniuses and if you want to use more types of items to craft than shown in this video, you're out of luck.
The autocrafter has the potential for something great, but we aren't there yet. Picture this: you select a pattern of something you want, and a Redstone machine polls your inventory system. If you have the item, it gets sent to the delivery chest. If not, but if you have the ingredients specified in the template, it sends them to the autocrafter, manufactures it, and gives it to you. Else, it illuminates a light indicator for out of stock.
...This video made me certain that, once the Crafter officially gets released, one of the two first items most people will be automatizing the production of will be *Item Frames and Barrels* (with Hoppers, Comparators and *Target Blocks* coming relatively soon after)^^
It would be so cool if we could simply input an item into a system connected to a storage system and it would automatically detect the item, separate the necessary materials, and produce them.
If you Grey out slots it acts as if an item is there, you don't need the clock, you just need a second crafter completely greyed out and another comparator
@xisumavoid for anything which is 1 item type to craft you don't, like iron blocks, it fills up as iron comes through, doesn't craft plates or bars, it's a better system for autocrafting single item crafting, I already have hooked it up to a bamboo farm and an iron farm and it's working fine for compressing items for storage
If you put blocks above the redstone torches you can make it fire faster than hopper speed, i havent tried it with hoper minecarts yet, but it speeds it up dramatically. I assume theres a reason not to do it but it works great for me
This is definitely helpful. Though the more compact the better. Trying to fit these into my first world and have had to try to squeeze them in. Ha ha ha But will be trying to fit this into my skelly farm and using the bows from that to make the droppers instead of trying to come up with a string farm on bedrock. Thanks for this video and hope to see more auto crafting slim additions.
I built a Multi-Item AutoCrafter. I’ve simplified and improved the design sense my video. It has three main crafting units and an item selection wall, it is able to output many types of custom recipes, has auto clear for the system and an auto item restock system.
The design where you put additional hoppers and barrels on each side does have a flaw, where it'll be possible to run out of rabbit, because three hopper below would fill up with mushrooms instead. Those may need have the comparators looking at the barrels instead.
mojang should add a “set recipe” and “clear recipe” button to the crafter, acting like a filter so only items in the recipe are allowed in, that would solve all issues and make it easier to use. They could even add a different way out for the items that are not in the recipe so you can dispose of them in any way you want
Would make the game too easy- the technical challenge that comes with the crafter is what makes it fun and balances and will push the limits of Minecraft automation
I love this tutorial it was great, I made this cookie farm and it's overflowing practically, and that's great because this is so fast, faster than the other designs I, I like this video
5:10 you now have two redstone lines connected, if one of those containers is empty and the other one still has enough in it for signal strength 3 it'll bleed over into the other one and keep the machine running even though a resource is empty.
Would be nice if like a regular crafter, that you could choose a recipe for the auto crafter to craft and lock in the recipe so it doesn't craft unwanted items
An idea which will make the crafter much easier to deal with, is adding a form of schematics to the crafter where it will hold the crafting recipe by locking it via a switch/button in the crafter menu. also the crafter should have a gui for the recipe book, maybe they forgot about it or maybe it didn't occur to them idk
It is beyond me that the Crafter doesn't just allow you to program into it (either by an item frame on the side, or an additional 9x9 grid in the UI) a template of what it is supposed to make. This the entirely fixes the timing issues, it entirely fixes the load order issues, and makes WAY more sense. I don't understand why Mojang insists on making red stone punitively more complicated than it needs to be.
I grok their motivations, I just think they go too far; but hey, I would replace Command Blocks with a clean simple programming language to script commands and run basic logic in code. :)
they already made it simpler and beginner friendly, the modded version the autocrafting table it's based on didn't even have toggleable slots (you had to use filler items for most recipes)
Hi X! Is possible instead of the lever for the clock to be a compact system that you can throw for example 2 diamonds and produce 128 pulses? I think it would be perfect for the shops at servers like Hermitcraft! I hope we can see something like that in the future!!! Edit: Well, not only for shops etc but lets say for example you need 2 stacks observers for a project, you put 2 items and the automation produces 2 stacks of observers
I'm sure you could do something like that with an external system; for example, an Etho hopper clock should be able to produce such precise timings, and triggering it is really quite simple using a T-flip flop to power a redstone line for every two diamonds inputted. Compacting it into the crafting system is where it would become highly complicated, but as a simple external attachment it's absolutely doable.
@@hencethebeetroot yes exactly, unfortunately my redstone skills dont allow me to make that kind of timer compact, thats why i was hoping for someone better to publish. Although it might be easier with a pulse extender and dual observers like in the Mumbo's fountain
The most useful things for this would definitely be bone, gold, iron, guardian, and wither farms. It'll pretty much allow you to automate everything at this point
What would be cool is if they made it so that an incoming signal of 1-9 would activate/deactivate the corresponding slot in the crafter and the crafter would only "craft" at a signal strength of 10+. I don't know if that is possible but that kind of functionality would be awesome for automation.
FYI for future reference, there's a weird deep heartbeat-like sound in the background (almost like a warden sound?) which is pretty distracting especially when watching with a subwoofer Edit: I think it's an artifact of the microphone interacting with your voice which becomes more pronounced when the video is sped up especially at 1.5x speed
If mojang had the cajones, they would release the crafter as a datapack so you can let it rip on the hermitcraft server, kinda like a closed beta for y'all. I know it will get use on there.
the automated kelpcrafter could be used directly to a furnace system so it will only smelt 20 items at a time and so it won't consume all kelpblocks at once and make so you won't lose profit, seems like a win win situation to me
And there I am standing with a perfectly working kelpsmelter, and this guy just comes along and has the best idea ever. Your idea is absolutely perfect, you should try everything to get this into the community!
@@thorpro666 @thorpro6662 With redstone and farms I can help. With publishing not so much. Maybe try to get the attention of a redstone youtuber, maybe someone who you can email. It may be difficult to contact a hermit or some other guy with hundreds of thousands of subscribers. I highly recommend ianxofour, he is the go-to youtuber for farms, and many hermits know him and build his farms. And why is this not being upvoted? Another bad algorythm.
@@thorpro666 Sadly, Xisuma was quicker in making a good design. ua-cam.com/video/PRW3YBYvCBs/v-deo.htmlsi=QGE2h4nvPjxw-Gfh The one I want to build will not be 1 wide tileable, but I will try my very best to make it as survival friendly as possible whilst still maintaining a very small size. For bigger farms in late game I would use X's design of course. By the way, were you able to tell someone about that idea?
Nah just wait for when the update comes out and people start turning minecraft survival into factorio by fully automating the production of every craftable item in the game (besides beacons which for now would only be semi-automatic)
Okay I got to ask how is this less complicated then making it so that you tell it to copy this recipe and not craft until it has those materials? I know this seems like a strange question but every single time I ask it I get told that's too complicated for the younger players. And this isn't? Open up the Crafter click the green book click the door recipe for iron door click check mark items have been filtered into the appropriate location hook up a hopper fills the crafter once it has the iron and the appropriate spots spits out door if container not full or just spits out item if no container. How is this more complicated? It's like two extra button pushes more complicated than an auto furnace.
Awesome to see another Xisuma choo-churial! X, sometimes I think you undersell your redstone ingenuity, you're very good at making designs that are super practical for survival. Also you're very good at presenting them!
Can Minecraft Now Do: 1. Auto Namer like anvil, but automatic machine that renames your stuff hotewer you want It to be renamed 2. Auto interactor It's both for placing, breaking blocks as well as Interacting with mobs
Why do they have to be so complicated...? It seems like it should be so much easier than all that. Put items in, send it a signal. Done. With hoppers to automate the filling process, the only complication should be sending it a signal when its ready. I was really looking forward to using these, but all the videos I see using them are similarly over complicated. I don't know who's really planning on using these to make complicated stuff like that. I imagine 95% of players will never make a single crafter. Of that 5% that does actually make a crafter, 95% are probably just using it to block up ores, make planks, or similar super basic crafting recipes. Thats the camp I'm in. I just wanna turn bamboo into blocks, then into planks, and feed them straight from my bamboo farm into furnaces in my gold farm to smelt swords.I really prefer my redstone devices to have simple on/off switches as opposed to clocks. I replaced the clock in my bamboo farm with an observer that triggers whenever the flying machine reaches its starting position, so it just runs whenever its on, as opposed to being on a timer, or set off by an observer.
they could have given it an inventory and the ability to make a pattern for the item to be crafted instead of just redstone which many ppl don't know how to use, this has been memed a lot.
I have to wonder if a single-item recipes can be done more compactly. Presumably, you can just feed items into the crafter, and power it whenever it has a comparator signal of 9, so then you don't need to worry about running out of materials (if the crafter isn't full, it won't output a full signal, and you won't power it). Obviously, universality is great to have, but a lot of farms will want to craft single-item recipes for compact storage, so it's worth having a special module just for those (if said special module is cheaper or more compact).
I dont have the know how to make it happen myself, but ive been wondereing if you used hopper minecarts, and distributed over 64 crafters and crafted in parallel, one stack at a time, if it would be faster than one of these single units.
(Xisumas' machine probable problem in the comments) Your design is very similar to @RaysWorks you both released a video almost at the same time. (That's funny)
One problem that he fixed was a single item input problem. When a hopper gets empty it stops but if after that you drop only 1 item it will craft, the problem is that if it happens a lot it will lose the receipt in the crafter.
I hope you find this useful! I think it will be vary helpful for the average player wanting to automate some crafting from their farms :-)
Tysm! This will surely help out
it is !! well for me (i don't know anything about redstone
Its uses definitely will vary
Bless you, X! I've been homeschooling my kid and using Minecraft as a learning tool, but I'm not the best at redstone, so I'm excited to add yet another Xisuma redstone video to my kiddo's educational videos rotation.
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If you could hook this up to a massive auto-sorter storage unit and have it dispense out the required items that might be the coolest thing ever made in Minecraft
7:10 This design might run into issues because the side redstone lines are also linked to the top comparator. So it will only turn off if the *top* hopper runs out of items. [Edit] Therefore I think the first design is actually safer than this one.
Not sure if the end of the video addressed the issue?
@@MarcusAmazing41 No, I don't think so. The problem isn't the redstone dust at the side coneecting to the redstone dust in the middle, it's that the redstone dust receives power from the block in the middle.
5:12 If the inner ingredient runs out faster than the outer, the inner hopper will fill up by the outer ingredient which breaks the system I think.
Edit: It will break even if the outer runs out. The comparators are linked to form OR gate (just by dust on output) so any ingredient in system is enough to keep the crafter crafting and break the system. To fix the latter problem one can perform AND gate (torch -> connect with dust -> torch). To fix the former, one would need to take input for a comparator from a container where only the one ingredient is (for the inner it means the upper barrel or add a hopper one to the back)
Came here to point this out, in 5 items configuration inner ingredient can run out without stopping the system
Yep, the 5 ingredient version has issues and will not stop itself properly
Yeah, wanted to write that too. If there is more of the outside item, the inner item will never be properly flagged as missing.
I also noticed this, looks like the design will have to go through a few more iterations to make it 100% fool proof, but is a good foundation for future designs
Easy fix could be filling the last 3 slots of that hopper with a different block then moving the comparator to the upper chest
4:56 this design isn't safe from running out of items unless you disable the hoppers as well as the clock, otherwise one or other item can fill the inside hopper on the left and right and choke out the other one from having the slot it needs
Amazing! Even with a larger profile for more complex crafting, this is already incredibly more compact than the day one contraptions
can't wait to use this in-game
This reminds me of the early days of Minecraft when a new item was added, or a new redstone block was added (and before java code was available practically day 1), and there would be weeks upon weeks of tinkering and experimenting. Day 1 contraptions, Week 1 contraptions, Month 1 contraptions, then some new thing someone happened to figure out 10 years later.
@@JenInMinecraft Thats just how innovation over time works. Like look at the state of modern computers. A single piece of memory hardware would be as big as an entire server tower is now. Computers used to have a dedicated building for them to operate and their entire purpose was just to do math faster. Now we have devices that are 1000x smaller and can do things that are 1000x more complex like simulate entire physics engines in a 3d rendered world. Redstone is no different in this sense.
6:32 Actually you don't need any of the redstone dust or the repeater.
All you need is the 4 hoppers+2 crafters in that configuration, then place a button on the Crafter with the dispenser recipe.
To make it faster you can use a fence gate + observer instead of a button
I’m so interested to see someone hook up a raid farm, cobblestone generator, etc. to a bunch of autocrafters to build a redstone component factory.
It'll be more interesting to see how making said redstone component factory impacts players convenience in making more contraptions, bigger and advanced too. I wonder if this increase progress the same way it does with technology, or if it's just a passive thing and not necessarily faster than doing it by hand?
I've been working on exactly this for a long time now, using the Quickcarpet-style autocraftingtable. I'll have to redo the crafter modules to work with the Crafter, but I have a design that works with any recipe at a 12gt cycle.
I think we should give Xisuma credit where it is very much due, and continue to spell the name as "modual" 😁
Let us also credit the original designer, Gulbaru. And X for letting us know about it because otherwise, I for one wouldn't have seen it.
I was wondering if that was one of those weird British spellings, like "tyre" and "kerb." The dictionaries I've checked don't recognize it.
@SpruceOaks gulbaru made the dispenser crafter not the main crafter design
Really wanna see an auto sorting system hooked up to crafters as well now. You'd have every automatable item collected, made, and stored...
I can see CubFan and DocM doing that next season.
I can't wait to build an array of these things. Having some connected to an ore processor (in vanilla, not modded) would help a ton, especially with raw copper and lapis.
Seeing the autocrafter setup for soup can now make my Minecraft soup restaurant dream possible! I can finally have an automated way for people to order soup. I call the place “Now or Ladle”. It will be glorious.
I feel like the problem with lots of these universal crafter designs is they are limited by hopper speed. I wanna try and make something that works mostly on instant dropper lines
TBH, this really makes me hope some form of conveyor block in a future update.
Imagine making a cake factory, all purely in vanilla... What a dream.
Can already be done :-)
@@xisumavoid I'm fully aware of things like Hoppers, water transport, and even those insanely over complicated piston chains.
Should have clarified I was talking more cosmetic I guess. Some way to transport the items that is esthetically pleasing. Similar to the Create mod's implementation.
@@bombboy3427
I personally find water streams to be more aesthetically pleasing than conveyor belts
@@bombboy3427piston feedtapes with a normal block and a block like soul sand that is smaller than normal can act like conveyor belts, although it's quite clunky and loud
With the soup crafter, if you run out of rabbit wont it keep trying to craft because you have mushrooms flowing into the rabbit hopper, making it think it didn't run out of rabbit?
Oh yea, you are right!
Well, it will TRY to craft, but without rabbit it won't be a valid recipe so it would just fill up the crafter, right? I mean, it would break it, but it won't craft stuff you don't want.
You and Rays Works coming in with a very similar idea!
Hermitcraft Season X (That's 10, not Xisuma, or Twitter. :p) builds are going to be insane with the amount of auto-crafting that can be added to farms. Far less grinding at farms to gather resources for builds or minigames.
So, that's half of the game's namesake feature at the absolute peak. Now, we need an auto-miner as well!
these sorta exist already
@@Mugenri I get it, flying machines that launch/drop duplicated TNT.
what would you like form the menu?
[world eater] to get rid of it all
[quarry] if you wish to collect the items while you're at it
[3d duper] if you wish for the hole to have a shape that isn't a rectangle/square like the previous two options
[tunnel bore] the only correct way to manually mine for resources
I'm thinking about a soup recipe, what if the system runs out of rabbit? It will break. In that case, maybe this side should be made more like the item sorters? Make it flow when there is more than 64 [item 1]+1[item 2]+3[items to fill up the hopper]=at least 68[all items]
92 items in the hopper give redstone a power of 5. Only when in total 39 items in both stacks are missing system will stop. It is not enough to break the system.
It will take more space, but it won't break. If we want to give more items in the hopper comparator should be connected to redstone and other crafter/lectern to decrease that signal, making it 2 so you don't need to make big changes.
It also means that you don't need to check if mushrooms are in the hopper behind, you already checking it.
just make it so only the hopper for the next item opens depending on item count, so for mushroom stew when it's empty only the bowl hopper is open, then the one for brown mushroom, and finaly for red mushroom
You can fit 8 of these machines into a single 16x16 chunk (their footprint of 3x5 expands by one to 4x6 each to account for necessary spacing; were you able to fit them together with even one block less spacing on the long axis, you could fit 12 per chunk!) before factoring in stacking them vertically; impressive. Place a chunk loader beneath them (and/or an AFK spot) and hook them up to the proper farms, and you could have a very efficient and very tall automated factory that produces quite a lot per hour. 🐍
The fact that this 'requires' a stockpile to work is perhaps the main drawback of this one as if you run out of even one item for a second and the timings mess up, it will break the entire set up. This is good for simple straightforward setups were you only have a single item to craft like from farm outputs, but I think Mumbo's crafter with it's failsafe is better for when you're using a more complicated recipe.
It won't break the set-up, the clock will just stop. Sure, the stockpile isn't great, but it's a neat and simple solution. Perfect for large scale fully automatic farms
Honestly, feedback I'd love Minecraft to add for the crafter is some way to easily craft blocks/items that use multiple types of items without the need for complicated redstone, so it knows exactly where each item goes in the crafter and there's no mix-up. Like a recipe template or something that locks that recipe to a crafter and only allows that kind of item to go into it's designated slot.
Not all players are redstone geniuses and if you want to use more types of items to craft than shown in this video, you're out of luck.
Scicraft : *asking for auto-crafting for years*
Gnembon : Guys, I've a plan.
The autocrafter has the potential for something great, but we aren't there yet.
Picture this: you select a pattern of something you want, and a Redstone machine polls your inventory system. If you have the item, it gets sent to the delivery chest. If not, but if you have the ingredients specified in the template, it sends them to the autocrafter, manufactures it, and gives it to you. Else, it illuminates a light indicator for out of stock.
Xisuma, is it "Module" of "Modual"?
...This video made me certain that, once the Crafter officially gets released, one of the two first items most people will be automatizing the production of will be *Item Frames and Barrels* (with Hoppers, Comparators and *Target Blocks* coming relatively soon after)^^
Youve done the community a great service, X! Thank you!! I was so happy to see a tutorial from you 😊
It would be so cool if we could simply input an item into a system connected to a storage system and it would automatically detect the item, separate the necessary materials, and produce them.
Well this is definitely going to change automatic farms forever
If you Grey out slots it acts as if an item is there, you don't need the clock, you just need a second crafter completely greyed out and another comparator
You need a clock so it can restock and the recipie doesnt break
@xisumavoid for anything which is 1 item type to craft you don't, like iron blocks, it fills up as iron comes through, doesn't craft plates or bars, it's a better system for autocrafting single item crafting, I already have hooked it up to a bamboo farm and an iron farm and it's working fine for compressing items for storage
If you put blocks above the redstone torches you can make it fire faster than hopper speed, i havent tried it with hoper minecarts yet, but it speeds it up dramatically. I assume theres a reason not to do it but it works great for me
This is definitely helpful. Though the more compact the better. Trying to fit these into my first world and have had to try to squeeze them in. Ha ha ha
But will be trying to fit this into my skelly farm and using the bows from that to make the droppers instead of trying to come up with a string farm on bedrock.
Thanks for this video and hope to see more auto crafting slim additions.
I built a Multi-Item AutoCrafter. I’ve simplified and improved the design sense my video. It has three main crafting units and an item selection wall, it is able to output many types of custom recipes, has auto clear for the system and an auto item restock system.
The design where you put additional hoppers and barrels on each side does have a flaw, where it'll be possible to run out of rabbit, because three hopper below would fill up with mushrooms instead. Those may need have the comparators looking at the barrels instead.
mojang should add a “set recipe” and “clear recipe” button to the crafter, acting like a filter so only items in the recipe are allowed in, that would solve all issues and make it easier to use. They could even add a different way out for the items that are not in the recipe so you can dispose of them in any way you want
Would make the game too easy- the technical challenge that comes with the crafter is what makes it fun and balances and will push the limits of Minecraft automation
I love this tutorial it was great, I made this cookie farm and it's overflowing practically, and that's great because this is so fast, faster than the other designs I, I like this video
Hype hype hype! I love how much you guys are diving deep into the crafters >:)
I am confident that, by release, people will have machines which craft different things based on the buttons you press.
I wish they would make it simpler and more beginner friendly. Having to build a redstone contraption limits 90% of us.
Hopefully this module bridges that gap!
the modded version of autocrafting it's based on didn't have toggleable slots (filler items was a requirement not a choice)
It's pretty simple, so I wouldn't say 90%, more like 50%
Always a good day when there's a new chuchurial!
5:10 you now have two redstone lines connected, if one of those containers is empty and the other one still has enough in it for signal strength 3 it'll bleed over into the other one and keep the machine running even though a resource is empty.
Would repeaters fix that?
Would be nice if like a regular crafter, that you could choose a recipe for the auto crafter to craft and lock in the recipe so it doesn't craft unwanted items
I could totally get behind incorporating a dispenser dispenser into my base.
i love how its very similar to rays works but its vertical. great minds think alike
An idea which will make the crafter much easier to deal with, is adding a form of schematics to the crafter where it will hold the crafting recipe by locking it via a switch/button in the crafter menu.
also the crafter should have a gui for the recipe book, maybe they forgot about it or maybe it didn't occur to them idk
It is beyond me that the Crafter doesn't just allow you to program into it (either by an item frame on the side, or an additional 9x9 grid in the UI) a template of what it is supposed to make. This the entirely fixes the timing issues, it entirely fixes the load order issues, and makes WAY more sense. I don't understand why Mojang insists on making red stone punitively more complicated than it needs to be.
If you make it too powerful you eliminate the need for more redstone components. They aviod the 1idea solution so we can make many solutions
I grok their motivations, I just think they go too far; but hey, I would replace Command Blocks with a clean simple programming language to script commands and run basic logic in code. :)
they already made it simpler and beginner friendly, the modded version the autocrafting table it's based on didn't even have toggleable slots (you had to use filler items for most recipes)
So in theory could have a loop auto crafter with a filter on the export chest to combine all the bows from skeletons farms until they are repaired.
Hi X! Is possible instead of the lever for the clock to be a compact system that you can throw for example 2 diamonds and produce 128 pulses? I think it would be perfect for the shops at servers like Hermitcraft! I hope we can see something like that in the future!!!
Edit: Well, not only for shops etc but lets say for example you need 2 stacks observers for a project, you put 2 items and the automation produces 2 stacks of observers
I'm sure you could do something like that with an external system; for example, an Etho hopper clock should be able to produce such precise timings, and triggering it is really quite simple using a T-flip flop to power a redstone line for every two diamonds inputted. Compacting it into the crafting system is where it would become highly complicated, but as a simple external attachment it's absolutely doable.
@@hencethebeetroot yes exactly, unfortunately my redstone skills dont allow me to make that kind of timer compact, thats why i was hoping for someone better to publish. Although it might be easier with a pulse extender and dual observers like in the Mumbo's fountain
A Xisuma tutorial?! It’s the best day ever!
One thing I find interesting about the autocrafter is it gives me the chance to make a custom fireworks crafter like one of those potion brewers
It's module dude! A derp sneaked into the editing haha
The most useful things for this would definitely be bone, gold, iron, guardian, and wither farms. It'll pretty much allow you to automate everything at this point
I am watching you critically and I am judging 🤔😁
What would be cool is if they made it so that an incoming signal of 1-9 would activate/deactivate the corresponding slot in the crafter and the crafter would only "craft" at a signal strength of 10+. I don't know if that is possible but that kind of functionality would be awesome for automation.
The amount of work that went into this!
Well that was fast... Well done Cybot (and X too)!
FYI for future reference, there's a weird deep heartbeat-like sound in the background (almost like a warden sound?) which is pretty distracting especially when watching with a subwoofer
Edit: I think it's an artifact of the microphone interacting with your voice which becomes more pronounced when the video is sped up especially at 1.5x speed
If mojang had the cajones, they would release the crafter as a datapack so you can let it rip on the hermitcraft server, kinda like a closed beta for y'all. I know it will get use on there.
I like how auto-crafting a dispenser is the new meme even though crafting cake is more complex…
Oh man etho is gonna love that auto dispenser crafter!
With every update _Minecraft_ evolves closer to its true intended form: Zachtronics' _Infinifactory_
if this block was in vault hunters it'd require a pog to craft for sure.
Nice design! Cant wait to see how these autk crafters get optimized for different farms
Well played.Intentionally misspell "module" as "modual" to have people comment on it and increase video engagement.
I can't wait to see a Hermit build a Anything you Want - One stop crafting store
the automated kelpcrafter could be used directly to a furnace system so it will only smelt 20 items at a time and so it won't consume all kelpblocks at once and make so you won't lose profit, seems like a win win situation to me
And there I am standing with a perfectly working kelpsmelter, and this guy just comes along and has the best idea ever.
Your idea is absolutely perfect, you should try everything to get this into the community!
I can't do it all alone, I will definitely need some help doing that
@@thorpro666 @thorpro6662 With redstone and farms I can help. With publishing not so much. Maybe try to get the attention of a redstone youtuber, maybe someone who you can email. It may be difficult to contact a hermit or some other guy with hundreds of thousands of subscribers. I highly recommend ianxofour, he is the go-to youtuber for farms, and many hermits know him and build his farms.
And why is this not being upvoted? Another bad algorythm.
@@thorpro666 Sadly, Xisuma was quicker in making a good design. ua-cam.com/video/PRW3YBYvCBs/v-deo.htmlsi=QGE2h4nvPjxw-Gfh
The one I want to build will not be 1 wide tileable, but I will try my very best to make it as survival friendly as possible whilst still maintaining a very small size. For bigger farms in late game I would use X's design of course.
By the way, were you able to tell someone about that idea?
After playing with this crafter for a few hours it’s not as revolutionary as I first thought but I’m able to craft 10 stacks of dispensers per hour
Nah just wait for when the update comes out and people start turning minecraft survival into factorio by fully automating the production of every craftable item in the game (besides beacons which for now would only be semi-automatic)
@@zmitter4844 isn't wither farm automatic?
@@NGC-rr6vo You gotta place soul sand
@@zmitter4844you can autoclick or smth
Okay I got to ask how is this less complicated then making it so that you tell it to copy this recipe and not craft until it has those materials? I know this seems like a strange question but every single time I ask it I get told that's too complicated for the younger players. And this isn't? Open up the Crafter click the green book click the door recipe for iron door click check mark items have been filtered into the appropriate location hook up a hopper fills the crafter once it has the iron and the appropriate spots spits out door if container not full or just spits out item if no container. How is this more complicated? It's like two extra button pushes more complicated than an auto furnace.
Awesome to see another Xisuma choo-churial! X, sometimes I think you undersell your redstone ingenuity, you're very good at making designs that are super practical for survival. Also you're very good at presenting them!
Great design X! It's really elegant.
Can Minecraft Now Do:
1. Auto Namer like anvil, but automatic machine that renames your stuff hotewer you want It to be renamed
2. Auto interactor It's both for placing, breaking blocks as well as Interacting with mobs
Doing the gray glass prank in someone's crafter device has the potential to break things so easily
Why do they have to be so complicated...? It seems like it should be so much easier than all that. Put items in, send it a signal. Done. With hoppers to automate the filling process, the only complication should be sending it a signal when its ready. I was really looking forward to using these, but all the videos I see using them are similarly over complicated. I don't know who's really planning on using these to make complicated stuff like that. I imagine 95% of players will never make a single crafter. Of that 5% that does actually make a crafter, 95% are probably just using it to block up ores, make planks, or similar super basic crafting recipes. Thats the camp I'm in. I just wanna turn bamboo into blocks, then into planks, and feed them straight from my bamboo farm into furnaces in my gold farm to smelt swords.I really prefer my redstone devices to have simple on/off switches as opposed to clocks. I replaced the clock in my bamboo farm with an observer that triggers whenever the flying machine reaches its starting position, so it just runs whenever its on, as opposed to being on a timer, or set off by an observer.
I can't wait to see what Etho and Doc do with crafters
We're witnessing Xisumavoid's Mumbo arc.
Watching this video of building a crafting modual while drinking from a cold bo'oh'o'wa'er
they could have given it an inventory and the ability to make a pattern for the item to be crafted instead of just redstone which many ppl don't know how to use, this has been memed a lot.
Nice design!
What if you made a contraption that automatically crafts the components for these crafting contraptions?
The new Crafter design just does not do it for me. I like the older one more
Same!
I find this very useful
This is a much appreciate bunch of work
Rays Works did something similar some time ago
I have to wonder if a single-item recipes can be done more compactly. Presumably, you can just feed items into the crafter, and power it whenever it has a comparator signal of 9, so then you don't need to worry about running out of materials (if the crafter isn't full, it won't output a full signal, and you won't power it).
Obviously, universality is great to have, but a lot of farms will want to craft single-item recipes for compact storage, so it's worth having a special module just for those (if said special module is cheaper or more compact).
i just noticed you changed the thumbnail. i liked the old one a lot better personally, not too sure about other people's opinions though
Holy Grail is coming soon..!
Can we all agree to call farms with crafted items factories? Because saying we got factories in the 1.21 Update would be super cool…
I dont have the know how to make it happen myself, but ive been wondereing if you used hopper minecarts, and distributed over 64 crafters and crafted in parallel, one stack at a time, if it would be faster than one of these single units.
Raysworks is top notch
3:14 - Cybot_2419: Well, hello there.
Nice! Great video
All I want for christmas are hoppers that aren't so goddamn slow
oh, and carpet mod bots in vanilla...
Now imagine if we had proper filters, it would be awesome
Could also use a hopper minecart
(Xisumas' machine probable problem in the comments)
Your design is very similar to @RaysWorks you both released a video almost at the same time. (That's funny)
Your's is better.
One problem that he fixed was a single item input problem.
When a hopper gets empty it stops but if after that you drop only 1 item it will craft, the problem is that if it happens a lot it will lose the receipt in the crafter.
first thing i thought of was a redsstone shop
0:16 Universal Crafter "Modual"?
Haven't even watched past 20 seconds, but can we all just call this the Xisuma-Crafter? It's a bit easier
this is no longer Minecraft, it's now *Mine Craft: Auto*
thats the samllest dispenser crafter ive ever seen anyone make
Now. They just need to add pipes so I can transfer items from one place to another neatly without having a million hoppers