Introduction to Encoded Storage Tech
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- Опубліковано 6 гру 2023
- #minecraft #pallapalla #storagetech
An introduction to the concept of encoding in storage tech.
WDL: www.mediafire.com/file/whj9gq...
Storage Tech Discord:
/ discord
Secret Encoded Tech UA-cam Playlist:
• All I Want For Christm...
(thanks kart)
(I've included some additional video links in the credits that are particularly relevant to this video.)
Credits:
PallaPalla:
- / @pallapalla
- • [Storage Tech] Binary ...
OpticNerve (Masontic):
- / @masontic
- • [Hyen] Item-type to Bi...
sskyzy:
- / @sskyzy
- • Encoded Chest Hall Dem... (Encoded Chest Hall)
- • Encoded Display Hall +... (Quad Display Hall)
Obi81:
- / @obi_
- • Item Type to Binary En... (10 Bit Encoder)
FloppyDonkey:
- / @floppydonk
51Mayday:
- / @51mayday
- • Encoded Parallel Resto... (Parallel Restocking)
Hexatron:
- / @_hexatron8712
RaPsCaLLioN1138:
- / @rapscallion1138
MoonyInspired:
- / @moonyinspired
Additional credits to Bipim, Catniped, and Crain for filter-based chest hall, disk drive, and decoder (respectively).
Music:
Well-Tempered Clavier J.S.Bach, Kimiko Ishizaka
archive.org/details/bach-well... - Ігри
I only just started seeing this extent of storage tech and I'm already looking forward to whatever you put out next
That 10bit encoder is sick
you are criminally underated
Didn't expect there to be so many vids in the secret encoded tech UA-cam playlist!!
And another awesome video!
Minor correction @8:34.
A 10-bit encoder that has 1 bit per chest needs 100 chests to accommodate 1024 items. Each bit corresponds to half the total number of items, so 1024 * (1/2) = 512.
Now do 512 items per bit / 54 items in a chest and round up. That'll be 10 chests per bit. 10 bits * 10 chests / bit = 100 chests.
(Concatenative) bitgrouping isn't the optimal encoder map for 1024 unique codes. The minimum number of chests needed to encode 1024 items uniquely is 41. Bitgrouping is a methodology that balances user readability with chest length. The idea being, one does not need to pull up a spreadsheet to assign an item to a particular index.
Lovely overview video. I think the history of encoded tech was a bit muddled-the needle has been pushed by a myriad of people over the last three years. If you do intend to spot-drop more history, message me. I'll do my best to access the archives of my memory.
i would love to do a history lesson, but this video was already longer than i wanted LOL.
This looks so challenging yet so fun to learn
Great vid! I've loved the amount of encoded discussion happening on Storage Tech Discord lately. Raps and Moony link below?
did I forget to credit you two?
@@jayroi1661yeah i think so.
Will there be a video for the J-MIS v3? Such a lovely storage, I'd love for it to get some more visibility on YT!
Love this resource pack for the hoppers
Finally i can rest. Great video
You're a godsend!
I found this video weeks ago.... I got busy and wanted to come back. Took me a week to find it again knowing what I was looking for. Subbing and saving this video. I am trying to wrap my head around decoding and encoding. I think I am starting to understand the concepts, but the how to convert it into Minecraft blocks and build the thing is still a little beyond me. Going to watch another time or two before I start tinkering, but this basically solves all my problems with the base I wanted to build in one way or another. I also want to expand this concept into autocrafters, and try to figure out a system that autocrafts an item if it is empty and the materials are in the system. Just have to store all the recipes and set up different crafters with different configurations and make the system know how to pick the correct config and materials in the correct order......... I have already made an industrial potion factory, so I think this inventory setup, a way to restock certain farms automatically using this system, and an autocrafter system are all I have to develop to never have to play the game to play the game again. I want something, my base makes it for me. There are of course some things you have to farm manually, but I have a lot of automatic farm designs and concepts saved/ worked on. Also with the hermits making their mail system, they also solved my ineptness with building. I can just make tons of chunk loaded bases around a central network for all of my pieces, and connect the whole thing through the nether. Inb4 RIP my pc
storage tech is my passion
yooo finally
ULTIMATE
Nice
😱👍
Going to tell my kids this was AE2.
This video helped so much with my project. Thanks alot🙏
For selecting which chest slice to put the items into, couldn't you add together illlegal signal strengths (>15) doubling for each bit of the encoded value, and then have a single long line of comparators one for each slice that -1 from the strength each time. Then, find where the comparator line runs out of signal strength, and that's your selected slice?
That is a very cool chest hall unloader and some nice control wiring, I wonder who made it.
Fully computerized storage when?
AE2
what does my man have against lapis
Is there a link to the binary decoder by Crain? I can't find a video about it anywhere
i will never understand any of this, as much as i would like to :(
A few notes:
1. comp reads aren't necessary for overflow protection, and the whole part about that isn't the most complete
2. maybe talk about quad?
3. no reference of portal bulk :(
4. nice music
5. why no floppy decoder on bulk?
6. where item call? it's at least worth mentioning
7. there's a conspicuous lack of discussion about chest hall parallelization, even the most rudimentary
8. the system isn't necessarily bigger! and I'd argue complexity isn't actually an issue.
9. you didn't talk about single layer vs double decker encoders.
10. i'd also mention that encoded chest halls can also accept unstackables (maybe you did and i didn't catch it, idk)
11. i don't think there's any risk of anyone using your hastily made storage. optic did nearly the exact same thing in one of his videos, and it functioned much more as a learning resource than something to be revered (i actually learned from it myself)
12. i feel like it's worth mentioning the lag efficient dust lines, since i feel like they aren't recognized enough in the community
Don't listen to nyx
don't listen to karto
none of that needed to be said, its an introduction
@@CatnipedUwUmaybe, but just a brief mention could definitely be beneficial (if you can talk about bit grouping in the video, you can talk about these things)
Where cart
check the encoder
@@jayroi1661 needs more cart
bro wtf, i just want to sort my god damn items man what is this 😭😭
Sigh.
just use a dolphin impulse sorter or a mis :P encoded is for funsies
I just searched up cobble stone generator
Constructive criticism, and I’m still watching: I feel like the music volume could be turned down a bit. It’s quite distracting and that hurts, especially such a complex topic
It’s not always too loud. This seems like a really good video though, and I appreciate the knowledge being shared. Thank you
jayrussy my beloved 😖
Why music broo
sexo