That's what she said

@@moshelando8150 she brings up ilmango she's a keeper

I like your pfp Mr Mexican madness it gives me a big smile

Mango called me big 😮

I mean, this is still absolutely tiny in comparison to SciCraft's "big". If the build fits within render distance, it isn't big, smh. (jk jk)

Thank Create for actually handling this error and simply disallowing you to pickup such data dense contraptions.

Just as expected. Same thing as holding shulkers full of books with high value characters back in the day.

They should really consider zipping the data and putting it in a base64 string or something. I'd imagine the compressibility of the JSON (especially if it's chests full of the same items) would far outstrip the efficiency loss of B64.

@@Sphendranaoesn’t that still work on some server softwares? They call them areabans

@@lucasc8972 actually those are called bookbans. Areabans are when you place signs or heads or something in an area so people entering the chunk get kicked

Ive experienced this the other way around, used to playing automation games like this and briefly worked on a factory, was damn surprised how close to my automation real life machines and production lines work.

I was one of those kids (now 24 year old). I had started playing minecraft since the beta and ever since I was amazed by the logic in redstone. Today I mostly dwelve in programming and electronics like microcontrollers, which are very similar to redstone. It was awesome to go to college and learn about logic gates after I had already known about them from minecraft. It had really surprised me about how much I already knew. To this day I still hold a grudge to my sibling deleting all my minecraft saves, most of which had some sort of redstone contraption. Would be nice to basically time travel back to those days and see how my brain used to problem solve back then.

Y'all heard of Factorio, you'll love it

@@deadboyo2773 I like Dyson Sphere Program

@@TheGoodMorty There are so many great factory builder games. Satisfactory, for example. Astro Colony is a new one set in space that's pretty damn good too but not a lot of content yet.

Must be interesting code for handling that, basically simulates creating the item, checks its size then returns an error if too large, or else creates the item? I'm surprised the contraptions themselves don't create chunk ban issues.

​@@Nevir202in code it should be able to create the minecart item and see if its to big. Only when put in an inventory can it create issues.

I haven't done any Minecraft mod programming before, but can't they store the content of the contraption elsewhere, and just have the NBT data be a reference to it?

@@mhelvens Funny story, before this "Error" was set, you could pick it up, but the consequence is that your player data is too large and the server simply rejects any requests from you, basically banning you unless you clear your player data(aka: lose everything in your backpack)

Yes, it doesn't look like he's planning on rebuilding it though.

I think it's too big

It can't store all the data if I understand correctly it would basically overload the server or client and kick him from the server bc of the sheer amount of data packets. Basically a book ban or classic book ban

@@solidsnakedred as long as the chests and alll arent on it then it should be fine, it would essentially just be the blocks of everything arranged in a schematic. the issue with the chests on the minecart is that it has all the data of like thousands of stacks of items that could absolutely mess up the player data

@@fordalels Having chests on a minecart are fine, you just can't go too big or create will stop you. MrRoboticwarfare made a simpler machine on a minecart that dug a square straight down with chests on top and it was fine. Mango is just digging too big of a hole all at once.

Oh, like a real life wrench!

omg I've been playing Create for over a year and didn't know this until your comment. thank you

thanks, i will try to remember that as well :D

Yeah I was thinking the same. Mango definitely over engineered this one

This is super interesting but I'm a little confused. So the bearing's above the pulley, rotating the pulley itself... or the pulley lowers the bearing which rotates the drill assembly down the bottom. In both these cases how do you supply the moving part with the rotation?

how did you power the bearing to make it spin the drills with a pully?

​@@TheDuck309 Managed to figure it out. Bearing on top facing down onto pulley. Shafts into 2 perpendicular sides of the pulley, one shaft from on top into bearing. Use clutches to make sure only bearing, or only pulley is spinning. Every time the bearing stops spinning and places the pulley, there's always a shaft spinning for the pulley. Works a treat, looks great, tho using a non-spinning drillhead with more drills and just a pulley is prob faster and easier to build. Bit of work each time with glue, or maybe try the create sticky block to make it one contraption for minecart pickup. Note gearboxes change rotation direction depending on placement orientation. So if you use em for 90 degree corners you'll need some gearshifts with levers otherwise the machine will break placed E-W, or N-S etc. (whichever direction you didn't build it).

I agree

Maybe there would be benefit in creating a perimeter for a mob farm? Could be a nice long term project

Ahh, a fellow ISAb viewer, I see!😂

@@mrspeedysmax64 thank you mrspeedymax64 for reading comments on ISAB videos

yes, this is how splicing works in real life.

Honestly not so bad though, it might end up being a bit like factorio, where you get an input of different ores and have to smelt and automate the ingot production of all different metals and alloys. I can imagine rather complex systems forming once you try automate it all.

There are going to be kids here that don't understand this reference.

@@sorrynotsorry8224 I'm not a kid and I don't get it lol

@@Gandhi_Physique Zoolander.

@@sorrynotsorry8224 Ah. I don't really watch movies lol

that was an incredible joke, my god

to make a cobblestone generator, a blue steel bucket is probably enough though, because he could just use aqueducts to bring water to his cobble generator.

@@packediceisthebestminecraf9007 yes, for the rhyolite one he only needs the blue one, but for the gabbro one he does need the red one, too, and i feel like once you are aiming for one you should be aiming for the other too. in fact i have some math made of how to make 20 red and 10 blue steel, will post it here maybe someone has an use for it: (blue) +5 black steel (50) +1.5 bismuth b(15) +2.5 steel (25) +1 steerling silver (10) (red) +10 black steel (50) +4 steel (20) +3 brass (15) +3 rose gold (15) this would get you 20 red and 10 blue, the 20 red are 14 for the anvil then you have 3 buckets. the 10 blue can be 1 hammer 3 buckets and you get 3 spare ingots to make a pick and axe and some other thing. of course you need another 30 black steel made apart from the black steel needed here. and the .5 amounts is by sawing an ingot.

At least pitiful veins like that one to be sure. But yeah it's very satisfying watching all the resources flood in just from digging up the ground

I had the same thought. If there is anything produced by washing that shouldn't be crushed it can just be filtered out

yeah, it's probably easier to just make a minecart contraption for that, because it could move forwards automatically much faster and wouldn't be limited by simulation distance...

TFC mod just makes the game more tedious than anything else. He’s built a functional train but a bucket is still out of reach lol.

Wooden buckets exist in TFC too. It's just not a *metal* bucket.

@@calvindang7291 okay but you can’t move water with a wooden bucket? 🫠

@@philbarbatoa wooden bucket in real life doesn't make an infinite flowing water source, so really the metal bucket making infinite water in ATFC is quite the priviledge

and once you automate a cobble gen you can renewably produce just about any cobble type. Need to fully automate steel production and make a billion rails. For reasons.

I think it's the other way around, but that's still how it works

Good point. I had several instances of Create machines myself that were really unpleasant too watch. Even a basic belt running at a high speed is already really unpleasant to watch

eh no, it depends on how you build your mining machine and what you like. i have a 16/16 hole digger and i just love to hunt veins. once you have the center, put the contraption above and get the core of the vein, repeat until its gone. im already at 8k gold ingots.... so yeah, its easy with create..