INFINITE Furnace Fuel using Crafters in Minecraft 1.21
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- Опубліковано 7 тра 2024
- In this Mumbo Jumbo Minecraft redstone video, we take a look at creating an infinite furnace fuel super smelter using an automatic kelp block crafter. This industrial super smelter takes kelp from a fully automatic kelp farm, automatically smelts the kelp using a furnace array, then sends half the kelp blocks to a giant Minecraft super smelter. All in Snapshot 23w42a for Minecraft 1.21.
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I completely forgot that kelp is counted as a 'smokeable' item. Swap out the furnaces for smokers and it doubles the speed if the system. Not that it matters massively, as the bottle kneck is the size of the farm and not the system, but still.
FAQ:
1. Could you replace the item splitter with just letting the furnaces fill up? No, because of item elevators - the items would get stuck in the elevator!
2. 80 items per furnace!? Yep - there's a hopper above!
3. Could this be simpler? Maybe, but it's actually really simple, just super compact so it looks more crazy.
4. What if it backs up? Not sure! If I were building this in my own survival world I would have an overflow switch; Or make it so the items divert over the furnace array into a bulk storage system.
kneck
He’s been having so much fun with the crafter lately. You can just tell.
Definitely
I don’t know if you did this because of the comment I left on your last video, but if you did, I’m glad you liked the suggestion!
Honestly the crafter opens up so many new possibilities, it's probably the best feature mentioned in MC live (out of the 10 minutes that was spent talking about Minecraft lmao)
crafters are perfect for honey farms, no longer do you need an insane amount of bottles. you can just automatically cycle them :)
This is exactly what my plan is for my bee farm. I've been refilling the bottles so often and crafting honey blocks is kinda annoying lol
I already cycle them with an item filter under each honey farm that then fires the empty bottles back into the system to refill it, but crafters make that a lot easier!
@@realphillipcarter how do you craft the honey tho?
Yeah
@@samuelwerley5284 honey bottles
Considering how many farms I've seen that require manual crafting to operate, this block is nothing less than revolutionairy.
Yeah definitely adding them to the slime and honey farms immediately
So when the industrial revolution update
I'm too dumb for these videos. That's what I've learned.
We should call these automated farms "factories"
@@hastley64This would be a good seperation to make so it would be easier to search for different redstone designs. Farms are systems that generate new raw resources and Factories are systems that take ingredients from farms or storage and makes other stuff with them. A honey farm and a honey block factory would have different mechanical designs so its appropriate to label it this way
i may have no idea whats going on or how redstone works, but i sure do enjoy seeing people who do understand it have fun figuring this stuff out.
I feel like a 3rd grader sitting in a college calculus class when I watch Mumbo videos.
I didn’t learn anything.. but it was really cool to watch 😂
I'm kind of loving the tiny conflicts between Recording Mumbo and Editing Mumbo
Just fyi, I don't think he edits his own videos. I could be wrong, but most UA-camrs don't.
@@jacksonburger2081 Pretty sure Mumbo edits his own videos. He is a filmmaker after all.
@@jacksonburger2081He does edit his own videos.
the eternal struggle of "Ill fix this is editing" and "whoever recorded this did not make the correct material for my vision".
Old fashioned KurtJMac vibes. Text just needs to be in yellow!
Good news, Mumbo: the accidental BUD issue at 5:45 is a bug that's been fixed in today's 23w43a snapshot 🙂I also struggled with it in my own designs, so glad to know Mojang fixed it so quickly!
Say what you will about Mojang, i do admire how they listen to bug reports players have
@@avokka I really like Mojang 🤷♂ I think the community is often (especially recently with the mob vote) pretty toxic in how they view and treat the devs, but the devs are handling it without (visible) breakdowns like I'd have in their position, and they keep creating amazing updates for us ♥
I'm wondering if putting the rail on a transparent block would also fix the issue. Like, upper slabs or glass
@@KBRolleralso, literally every update to the game is free. I've only paid for this game once and I'll still be playing this game for years to come or at least will be watching content made on it for years to come. especially as a sims player, I'll never complain about added Minecraft content
@@paigeofthebook100%! For people to complain so much about free content because "you mentioned an idea and now I want all those ideas to be real and you won't do it all!" is mind-boggling amounts of spoiled, immature greed to me. But hey, maybe I'm just a shill or something. (If I am, and I don't know it, then please send me my paycheck, Mojang; it must have gotten lost in the mail! 😂)
I cant wait to see Mumbo somehow use the Crafters to somehow make new flying machine that makes you your tea and colonizes for you
World eaters definitely have some potential we need placers and pushable containers for java
British Empire: *write that down, write that down*
Teach Spiffing Brit how to play Minecraft.
Crafter got nerfed.. 😢
An idea for a follow up video is a bamboo farm that crafts bamboo blocks then crafts bamboo planks to use as fuel. Bamboo planks are a bit more efficient compared to an equivalent amount of bamboo. Love the videos Mumbo!
Plant on mud, hoppers direct to the center then backwards into a crafter 3 blocks underneath the pistons. Powered with an observer looking up into the piston row, with a solid block between observer & crafter.
Make that crafter look UP. Make the block that is powered by the observer also be a crafter.
That's literally it. Bamboo planks.
@@kevinjamesmartin4307 would bamboo slabs be a better fuel source?
@@Goldenreaper66 no, they smelt half as many items as the planks, it's just the same
@@flexu8699not on bedrock though
I thought to do it but realized that bamboo is more broken
I don't know if mumbo will see this but you can use smokers to smelt kelp instead of normal furnaces to speed up the process!
I didn't know that
He has now put that in his pinned comment! :D
@@kathyjohnson2043cause the kelp is counted as a food source
I knew that and it still wasn't the first thing I thought about. Brilliant post.
The more you know...
It’s surreal how much is possible with the addition of ONE block
All you needed was something to automate crafting for everything to break loose
To be fair, it is a block that automates a cornerstone aspect of the game, so of course it would have a great impact, if they manage to make a block that mines and collects blocks automatically, like the quarry on Buildcraft, it would also be seen the same way as the crafter
reminds me of slime blocks being added
we just need a block placer and breaker now and it will all be over
I would say a rotator, but the ones that you said maybe could work as one
2:29 “I could do something with the fact that observers can observe”
- Mumbo Jumbo, 2023
4:43 is also pretty quotable
"Cursed, but in a way that works... A lot like me I guess!"
One thing I've always wanted is a furnace type that stores its unused heat meter. Would be very useful for lava bucket usage, and would remove your situation at 1:45
first law of thermodynamics
@@Prismate rule of cool
what you want is uranium-235
I love how whenever a new redstone component is added to the game, we can count on Mumbo making at least 3 consecutive videos about it 😂
Waiting 3 videos about copper bulb
Cringy hai
This is awesome. Now it just needs to feed into an automatic sorting/storage system so everything you smelt gets automatically organized by item type. Just a full storage wall of exclusively smelted items in silos that you never have to manually sort or find later
This is the gold standard for a storage room. I have always wanted a storage room surrounded by farms and a super smelter that automatically sort into the storage system.
My god that’d be paradise. We’re _this_ close on achieving creative in survival.
even better, people figured out the way to to shaped recipes is to simply set up an array of droppers that funnel into the crafter in a set order, so now you can have one set up for each item you feel like auto crafting into your storage system!!!!
@@brunoaltoe100 i think scicraft already managed this years ago this is more like accessible creative mode in survival
@@boney2982 Fair point, though I do doubt they had automatic crafting. My bet is that it was via alternate accounts and macros, but now we can have a truly automatic item generator! :D
I'm glad you're having so much fun Mumbo! There's so much you can do.
I'm curious when the "Remote Crafting Table" will be done, presumably from a storage system. There are many ways you could go about it.
Presumably you wouldn't need to make it accept an input for every item in the game. You don't use shields or iron pants for crafting. However, things like cobblestone, iron, sand, redstone, and so on you do.
Unfortunately, it's difficult to get the items to come out how you want depending on the shape of the item... So really, your best bet is to have an auto-crafter with every pre-set shape that is used for crafting. Then in terms of inputs, you have a series of levers with item frames. Presumably, you can also just have presets for the auto-crafters depending on how many you have.
As with any big project, the first step is starting out small though. A 3x3 acts as a 1x1, 2x1, 3x1, and 3x2 all on its own. Then just make a 1x2, 1x3, 2x3, and a 2x2. That's a majority of crafting recipes right there. Armor and tools will be a pain. Though the real challenge likely won't be the size, it'll be getting the items to go to the correct crafter without getting stuck in the wrong pipeline. Or worse, what happens when you put in the wrong recipe.
Obviously it's easier to just be given the items, but can you really call yourself a Redstone Expert if you can't craft from 6 chunks away?
I love mumbo's videos so much. I've been working in the entertainment industry for the last week, pulling double shifts running around chasing after kids with puppets and doing crazy voices until my BONES ACHE. So I come home and the FIRST THING I DO is put on this video.
When I tell you there's nothing that feels more like home than falling asleep in the middle of a Mumbo video and waking up to a design that is UNRECOGNIZABLE from previous iterations and the phrase "It's really quite simple. As you can see, with this 8-furnace setup here..." I mean it.
@Mumbo Jumbo Even when you're taking your breaks, never just fully stop. We all cherish every single video that you make.
The industrial revolution and its consequences
Can't wait for Minecraft historians to be a thing
The industrial revolution and Its consequences
Gerg
@@Ek-up6ut You are grossly misidentifying the root cause of these issues. The root cause of all this suffering is not technological advancement, but ruthless, exploitative capitalism. Technological advancement has merely ramped up the scale for issues that have always been there (read up on the middle ages if you don't believe me). Technological advancement is a catalyst not a cause, it spreads and amplifies stuff that is already there. Exploitation of people, resources and nature happen in the name of profit, and have happened in the name of profit way before the Industrial Revolution, just (as I said) on much smaller and thus less impactful scales.
Side note on the psychological issues part, just because medicine in the past was incapable of recognizing and diagnosing these issues doesn't mean that these issues didn't exist.
Also I really don't see the "unfulfilling" part, the life of the long gone past that was basically a daily struggle to survive until the next day doesn't seem all that fulfilling either. That part is purely down to what you make of the time that you have.
Damnit, now I got the song by Voltaire in my head again!
So happy that kelp is finally getting more attention! I've been using it for years and felt like it's been underappreciated.
Me too, I always set up a basic auto kelp farm right at the start of a survival world.
I'll use the furnace as an xp battery, every once in a while, I'll lock the hopper under the furnace, pull 1 dried kelp from the furnace, and get like 20+ lvls from a single furnace.
I feel the same way.
@@shipwreck9146 use the dried kelp to smelt the excess wood from your wood farm, and power it with a fuel-capable-scrap trashbin somewhere handy that stoppers the bamboo silo of "backup" fuel when it has any items.
Me too! I made a gigantic useless kelp farm and now I can automate kelp fuel!
@@shipwreck9146 this is the way, kelp xp array
In a traditional item sorter, advantage is taken of the fact that hoppers pull faster than they push, so items are pushed across until they reach the hopper that will pull it in. I'm surprised you didn't just loop a hopper line or water line around to feed the furnace then push across to bulk storage once the feeding hopper is full.
I guess in this version you don’t have to wait for the kelp line to fill up before being able to smelt other items
There's another way to do a completely automatic refueling setup. You combine a moss-based bonemeal farm, an azalea-based wood farm (no need to plant saplings), and an auto-furnace setup that turns that wood into charcoal. That charcoal feeds both the charcoal generator itself (after some initial seeding, of course) and, when full, a separate auto-smelter setup.
Absolutely massive setup, which you can see in one of Doc's season 9 videos.
Mumbo: Fairly simple design.
What his building: A Millennium Falcon auto-farm.
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Kelp-based smelting was the first thing that came to my mind when the crafter was introduced! Although my version just has a kelp farm and crafter directly connected to a super smelter. The kelp from the farm gets smelted into dried kelp which gets filtered out of the furnaces’ output to be crafted into blocks which go directly into the fuel slot. Looking at your version, maybe having a separate smelter for the kelp might be more efficient, but I kind of liked the idea of everything being smeltable in the same furnace system, kelp and all.
Yeah I’m no red stone expert.. but I wanted to figure out how to make a super small simple version..
doesn’t need to be fast… just want to be able to have it running in the background.. and when ever I need to smelt some stuff it has kelp blocks ready to go
Plot twist: the reason mumbo made a bamboo farm in his s9 hermitcraft base was because he was actually making the world's most efficient unlimited powered super smelter
How about an item filter to just pull out a barrel's worth of kelp blocks that is used to feed the kelp production? Once it's full, it would lock, and any overflow will go into the smelter. It would take a bit longer to warm up and fill the barrel, but feels much more simple and would serve as a nice buffer if it is always on at your base.
That sounds more lag friendly too.
bamboo backup silo.
An RS latch for a chest. A signal of two is more than enough kelp to fire it.
Similar premise but different; route the dried kelp block output through a hopper minecraft that circuits over the fuel input hoppers without looping (so when released will run over each hopper once and then return to it's stop). Link deployment to the same trigger as the un-smelted kelp minecart. When using 8 smokers that will keep the farm indefinitely fuelled with the exact correct amount and then have the true farm output via a hopper under the minecarts resting place that is locked when the minecart is less than 2 signal strength full aka 42 items (just increase the signal strength for a larger and more reliable cache). Bare minimum cache with no worry of overflow or drama splitting the correct amount out to be reused as fuel. If your kelp farm is crazy fast use the smelting component as 1 module, hopper minecart magazine and chain the modules with rail switching to divert past the module if its currently operational. Scale to Bonkers, job done.
I just tried to make a simpler version and its literally just a water stream on top of some furnaces with the kelp, then the dried is transported underneath to a crafter which pops them up in a water elevator to a water stream to hoppers on the side of the furnaces, Literally no redstone other than 2 observers for the crafter, just some simple water flow. All u need to do is let the kelp fill up the furnaces before adding the starter fuel.
in the latest snapshot they added the tick command, it will be helpful to test those types of farms since you can advance time to see if runs without breaking
Random tick speed already exists,
@@Tree_-wp5zn its different, the New command affect the game tick speed itself, so if you increase 10x It makes everything go 10x faster, this include mobs, day cicles, redstone, blocks, etc, and the same if you go lower, then everything goes in slow motion
@@ptacraftgamer7528 I see what you mean, I'm talking about the weed farm itself.
i dont know why, but i absolutely lost it at "this is whats known as a non-stonks situation"
timestamp- 2:05
Same!
Loving Mumbo just having fun with redstone, these sorts of things i love to see
When I saw the automatic crafters introduced my first though was of the kelp smelter you designed and how the entire thing could be easily automated for a massive super smelter array.
I think my favorite part about this update is that I spent the last month clearing a nether perimeter for a wither skeleton farm, just for kelp to become an infinite fuel source XD
Coal is still plenty powerful as a fuel source
We had infinite fuel with carpet pistons but I guess ppl don't like to use that too much bc it is too game breaking? Idk
@@___l._ The only dupes I really use are a gravity block duper and tnt dupers... I kinda forgot about the carpet dupe thing
@@cluelessmango768 100% I'm doubling down on this farm XD
@@noiosobear6284 yes can't give up now lol you've gone too far already
using the new crafter as a source of a 1-9 comparator output is a spot of genius, I can't wait to see all the ways this will be used to condense large comparator systems!
Using kelp to automatically fuel your smelting system is definitely going to be the future of Minecraft. Thanks Mumbo for another great video!
you could use the smoker for faster smelting
Is it faster?
@@kathyjohnson2043yes. Same with the blast furnace.
Google says it does, so I guess so@@kathyjohnson2043
@@kathyjohnson2043 twice as fast
@@kathyjohnson2043 yes
We must take away Mumbo's crafter privelages, he has gone too far.
way to far😅
He's too far gone, it's too late to save him.
@@thewonderfulwonder1614 just wait for 1.40
Indeed
He is to powerful now, his powers grow more every snapshot.
In Hermitcraft Seson 7 and Mubbo was complaining about how he had to craft all the gold nuggets into gold bars, and I was like
"If only there were auto-crafters, to bad Mojang will never add those!"
This is an amazing use!!! My first thought was for concrete farms, would’ve been helpful in the Sahara days. Also crafting shuckers as you need them for farm storage so you don’t. Have it have very much storage for your shuckers.
I think you can use smokers in the upper module to increase the amount of kelp that gets cooked. If not, it will help with backlog
It doesnt cook more it cooks faster
@@yooooooohth more kelp *over time* i bet is what he meant
@@jordhan1 not really more kelp since u still smelt 20 kelp per block
wouldnt making an automatic bamboo farm -> craft into blocks -> use in furnace be easier than having to go through a furnace in the middle for kelp?
anyways very fascinating build that i will never be able to use myself
Kelp is the best, farmable, fuel source, better than bamboo. I think this is all for max efficiency.
Combine both. Use bamboo farm to fuel kelp smelters
So then all of the kelp, instead of just some, will go to the main smelters
the best option would be a playerless azalea farm farm for charcoal
bamboo requires a big farm to be viable or a bonemeal farm, and at that point y not azalea
plus it can run wout a player having to be in random tick range
oh and u can just flip a lever and u get logs as well
@@piotrbojkoff to make it less complicated. For people who struggle with redstone. Bamboo farm is really easy to make and even small would be good enough to fuel kelp smelting.
You wouldn't have to worry about being efficient with smelting, so you could funnel kelp directly from the farm to the smelter and not to worry about using always 20 or 40 at the time.
So output from kelp and bamboo farm into a smelter. Output from that into crafter, and then into main smelter
Really easy to make, as opposed to what Mumbo made
The crafter is such a cool block! I probably won't use it much though, except for honey farms and a furnace system like this. Great video!
This is extremely helpful, thankyou MumboJumbo
0:45 "It's really simple to build"
Mumbo is the type of guy to make a complex machine instead of going and simply mining coal
Going to mine coal is too much work especially if you have a super smelter
You have literally never used a super smelter before lmao
I am a Coal Baron and now my empire will fall!
How is a manual smelter better then an automatic one
Yeah, why do something interesting when you can stare at a dark spot holding m1 instead, right? Idk why people in the comments here think this is weird
Getting fiel for a super smelter automatically is kinda the first thing I thought of when this update was revealed
I love how complicated this is! Lol I would just oversize each stage going down the line and not worry about too much else but this is awesome!
I love the way you do these videos 😍 like we really are along for the ride in trial and error. I learn better playing like this too x
Anyone else really happy that in snapshot 23w43a they added a compact t-filpflop 😮 (copper bulb)
(Also the bat model is cute)
decorated pots are perfect for batching, letting items clump up into specific-sized stacks vbefore being fed into other systems.
so let a pot cache/buffer kelp so that it reaches the furnace in stacks of exactly what can be smelted with one kelp block
signal strength 5 is 19, so one would also Drop an extra to each batch
Mumbo, we're absolutely loving the frequent uploads!!
Mumbai you are a genius. The more videos you post the more ideas I get in my head. Thank you.
for the redistributing kelp to the furnaces, just use priority output, allow the system output to draw from the rerouted line only if the input buffer is not empty.
then as long as your average kelp production slightly exceeds your smelting capability the input & in-furnace fuel buffers will take care of the kelp production variance too.
Sure it'll be a little less efficient but will make the footprint smaller & the circuitry simpler
I already saw others try this lol, was just waiting for you to drop a video about this concept. Minecraft really entered the Industrial Age, never thought it would....
Didn't it already enter the Industrial Age when hoppers and droppers were introduced?
@@Chigger nah you still have to hand feed most machines one way or another. Industrial removes almost all handfeeding.
@@MyNameIsSalo What about automatic mob grinders?
I had that with just me manually crafting the kelp blocks for my supersmelter back in the day. Funny to see you solving the same issues as I had xD
It took this to make me realize that kelp blocks are actually better fuel than coal/charcoal, which is both cool for me because I usually like to play with the Create mod and as such almost always have an automatic kelp setup, but also not that useful for the same reason because you can just smelt/smoke items using Create machines without needing fuel lol. Either way, good to know for when I'm not playing with the Create mod.
In terms of returns, if 1 kelp block cooks 20 items, divided by the 9 kelp to craft it is 2.222..., minus having to cook them for a net of +1.222... smelts per kelp.
With charcoal, -1 to cook the log into charcoal, which cooks 8. That's a net +7.
I'm sticking to charcoal, but will have kelp as a fully automated secondary fuel.
the update should be called "Minecraft : The Industrial Revolution"
This would actually be a cool block to use with Create mod, whenever they add compatibility.
Imagine the conveyor lines to create more complex items, like muskets or guns. Just mass producing ammo, food, blocks, armor, vehicles… Pair this up with automatic farms for like cobble and anything else you might need, and suddenly you have a Military Industrial Complex on your hands.
idk if you know or not but create already has auto crafting similar, albiet made of multiple blocks not just one, that does this
@@RealisticClover Well, now it’s easier I guess.
@@Mayflower-Yev yea no the create autocrafter was always easier and still is...as you dont need redstone to make it craft
@@spykillergames8402 That’s cool, I guess I’ll have to stick with water conveyors then, unless I want to do a Create powered auto-crafter. At least in MC it’s a single component, unless I’m missing something.
@@spykillergames8402 The Create autocrafter is made of brass, so you can't use it until you've explored enough of the Nether to find blazes and make blaze burners. You can use vanilla redstone without going any farther into the Nether than it takes to gather enough quartz.
I built this leading into a shulker loader and bulk shulker storage. Then my furnace array calls for two shulkers on demand to fill the fuel input double chest when it empties. I tried doubling your smoker/crafter setup by mirroring it, however the kelp input rail at the top of the array is directional - the flipping rail track attached to the detector rail that determines if the cart is empty flips back the wrong way, so it can only be used in the one orientation. Awesome design Mumbo!
"That was easy until it wasn't."
-Mumbo Jumbo 2023
instead of separating the kelp blocks 40/60, you could just have it all go to the furnaces and as it saturates the overflow will go into storage. It means a bit of a longer start up time but it self balances.
Works until you get item elevators involved. Blocks would get stuck in the elevator and never be able to leave. The smallest part of the circuit is the divider so not too tricky to work around!
@@ThatMumboJumbo🤹
@@ThatMumboJumbo What about routing every Kelp block through an item elevator to the kelp smelter system to then have the overflow move past it to the auto-smelter system (item filter-style)??
@@ThatMumboJumbo An item elevator can go into a horizontal pointing hopper, with another hopper below "stealing" the blocks as needed for the furnaces. Needs to accumulate one stack of blocks before the first blocks go to the supersmelter. Or skip the item elevator completely and make the fuel-loading minecart run up and down.
My first auto crafter idea will go towards making green candles. Cactus farm, smelted by auto kelp blocks (mega experience stack). Place a bee farm ontop or below, and one more auto crafter. You have green candles, multipurpose farm and light source.
Larger building. Maybe best to compact it, or keep to first floor of build
Hearing Mumbo say no-stonk situation is one of the most jarring experiences of my life
Mumbo we love your content sir. Please continue! So unintentionally funny it’s insane
Guys, I think Mumbo likes crafters
My answer to the complicated circuitry is just to feed it enough kelp to constantly be full. Thankfully I've figured that out in the past.
Suffice it to say that you need roughly 64 kelp/furnace, and that's easy enough to remember.
I recommend more in small scale (I use 129 for a singular smoker), but comes out to a fairly clean 63/furnace at large scale (though I always recommend just adding a few to keep up with rng of random ticks).
I have literally been trying to figure out a Miniaturized version of this system since the crafter came out.
Thank you for solving my issues.
I love the way mumbo says "Krahftah"
Seeing how efficient the Kelp farm is. You could just save a lot of room and resources at the expense of it being less efficient and losing Kelp
For a small farm, you can have a hopper clock with the fuel burn time that's locked by an inverted comparator signal from the furnace. As long as there's enough kelp coming in, the hopper clock will keep sending fuel on the preset interval.
genius
I love that you’re on the case with the crafters. ❤
An automatic kelp farm was literally the first thing I thought of when I heard of the autocrafters. Can't wait to use it! 😍
I think this will become a staple in most worlds now
Can't wait to watch this! :D
did you watch it
I was waiting for this!
These videos are great and are a big part of why I was excited after seeing the crafter.
That's pretty complex. I think I would rather stick with a bamboo farm but use the crafters to convert the bamboo into planks for increased efficiency.
A simpler way to improve efficiency is to feed those planks directly into the furnaces that smelt kelp.
To make a kelp block you need to smelt 9 kelp, which requires anywhere from 6-9 planks if you don't bother with any timing and just shove planks and kelp into whichever furnace is available.
So you trade in 9-13.5 item-smelts of fuel for 20 item-smelts of fuel, i.e. you get an extra 7.5-11 item-smelts of fuel, with the added bonus of it lasting longer so the possibility of furnace arrays running out of fuel because the delivery system is too slow is substantially reduced.
I love how he was like "in a 4 furnace setup, each furnace will have 80 kelp". I didn't know mojang changed the stack sizes!
the hopper.......
It would fill up the hopper above it :)
I was trying to figure this out! Yes! Thank you mumbo!
Sweet!
I didn't thought it would be so complex.
Thank you for your ideas! Hope this one will go in the Hermicraft server too
I feel like there has to be a MUCH simpler way to do this.
Like a single hopper minecart that travels along a looping track that takes it over both the fuel input and under the crafter output. It would take the kelp blocks from the output and loop around and drop them in the fuel input. (Probably just one block at a time, so it'd be slow unless you do some detector rail stuff that I don't understand.)
And the raw kelp would just flow into the furnace directly from the farm.
That would only ever fill up the first few furnaces. You have to do it in batches.
This design basically does what you said, but in batches, in the smallest possible footprint which is why it looks a bit complicated.
@@ThatMumboJumbo Just fill each with a stack of kelp blocks at the beginning? Then if the production is higher than the consumption, with one output line going through them all, surely they would all stay fuelled forever, wouldn't they?
It's been a couple years since I last watched (mainly due to concessional disinterest in Minecraft), but you've kept the magic as always. Since I stopped watching, I started going to college for electrical engineering. Looking back at what I watched for most of my adolescence, I am not surprised at all about my chosen profession. I would like to thank you for inspiring me to go into a field that I've been quite enjoying.
Wow, the complexity of a first draft. I love seeing redstoners' thought process and knowing we are all just figuring it out as we go.
I don't understand any of this technical mumbo jumbo but I sure do love to watch it anyway
I already have a dried kelp farm. They're incredibly huge and slow. Before my wither skeleton farm completely blew it away. Coal is just a better fuel.
Yeah but its kind of a bigger time investment because then you gotta make wither skele farm in the first place, the coal sorter, automatic shulker swapper which shulkers require the farm of their own, go to the nether and bring the coal shulkers back, make the super smelter when you could make that kelp farm and the super smelter at the same time not to mention you have to have the wither skele farm loaded in with either your own player or a chunk loader while the super smelter is just by your storage area so it should be loaded the most.
I had a dried kelp farm on bedrock and i would just hop on the realm sometimes and go afk to get it to work while i eat or something, it was a fairly small farm so it was pretty inefficient. If i wouldve made it bigger it wouldve been more worth it
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For small scale automatic smelters, the blaze rods from blaze spawner is a surprisingly good fuel source. I found a double spawner on my survival world and it’s pretty awesome.
Cool idea as usual, I know that it's not likely you'll read this, but after watching the video it gave me a few ideas on how to optimize the design, The issue with splitting the output is obviously quite a bump in the road, personally the way I would've handled it would've simply been to have the output fuel to kelp furnaces first, and then route any overflow to the actual supersmelter, this "bandaid solution." could also let you ignore the whole furnace efficiency issue (if your kelp farm is fast enough to keep your furnaces satiated). Also I believe you can use smokers in this instance as dried kelp is a food source.
I love watching Mumbo use the Mumbo Jumbo block
Man, i cannot wait to see what kinds of machines people are gonna make with this block. This is just the beginning!
I love the way you make these Redstone videos, it feels almost like we’re working through the problem with you, and as a helpful bonus makes me feel a lot smarter than I am 😂
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i feel like im back at school while i set and watch without understanding anything but somehow i enjoy MUMBO vids LOL
another great video, mumbo is in an amazing upload streak
no one remembers carpet duplicaters
YES!!! This is one of the first things I thought of doing when they first showed off crafters.
None of this is simple. Your mind is incredible and you are a gift to the rest of us, Mr. Jumbo.
This might be broken or too OP but I wish instead of locking certain slots and having to funnel in items in a specific order with loads of Hoppers that you could just open your recipe book and select the recipe you want and that would lock in that recipe and you could use just one Hopper and chest(s) and the items would just automatically sort into the correct slots.
just like in factorio
Or you could just use carpet dupes for the fuel (Only if you want to use dupes of course)
Very good video and farm, but you could have used a hopper to give all the kelp to the farm, and when its full the rest will be deposited in the smelter
Wouldn't work, read the FAQ! :)
Heres a simpler way to detect items. Instead of reading the fullness of the furnace, you instead use a comparator behind a block to detect the fullness of the HOPPER. Since the hopper has 5 slots, which will each stack to 64, thats 310 items, divided by 15 for the maximum signal strength when full, gives us 21.333 items per 1 signal strength. This means once the hopper hits 22 items, the comparator will give an output strength of 2. We can detect that, and activate a small clock that deposits exactly 4 kelp blocks into a smoker, and then, the block between the hopper and comparator is moved by a piston, breaking the ability for the comparator to give an output. This activates an ethos hopper clock, which will run for exactly 400 seconds, as thats how long it will take to smelt 80 kelp in a smoker, since thats how much 4 dried kelp blocks will smelt. A quick google search shows hoppers move items at a rate of 2.5 items per second, so that putting exactly 160 items into the hopper clock will give a timer of exactly 400 seconds. After that, the furnace runs out of fuel, the block is moved back between the comparator and hopper, the clock is turned off, and it is reset and ready for another round of checking.