Happens to the best of us 😂

It's alr, mistakes happen

Happens to the best of us, no worries

Yes, you did😂 (I am kidding. I do it, too)

i did a dumb "purples-2023"

that's a encoded storage

something like this is a massive challenge even in games like factorio, so its possible that some items wont be compatible

callbased bulk storages already exist. but instead of just wanting a set amount of items, you add another line that tells the bulk how many times you want to receive

The issue with this I think is that if you really wanted it to be fully automatic you would need a lot of farms in one area depending on the size of your storage system. It would get really laggy and difficult to fit all of it within the loaded chunks.

@@seajayfour What if you build a set number of farms and tried to craft everything you could from that? Also it doesn't have to be *fully* automatic. The user could supply the (raw) materials.

Apparently the crafter was in the works before Gnembon even joined the team. However the /tick command is all his doing

What about the copper bulb? Feel like that's such an unusual useful and unique Redstone tool, that gnembon had to have a part in it?

@@caseyriley1014 Yes, I agree.

What if unless it's full it will show 0-8 and once all 9 slots are full it would output 9 or if they are unstackable(full stack) it would output like full dispenser? That way you can easily get almost any output that one wants with stackable it would output 1 2…9 based on number slots full but with unstackable it would skip 9 and go 15 maybe? That would satisfy everyone and since not many crafting recipes use unstackable or stackable to 16 not much would change overall

1st reply no way

Hello crafty

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this comment should be pinned, lol

3:38 look. A usefull pot!

@_gerg It helps with something called inventory management

As soon as we get the ability to place blocks with redstone, and moveable block entities, I guarantee you someone will make that 😂

​@@KBRollerand those 3 are on the list of never to be added *BUT* the automatic crafting was on this same list too so who knows

Yes

@@skulkingshadowTrue, though tbh moveable block entities are a bit more difficult. They'd require a big refactor of the current block entity map data structures. (I know some mods do it, but mods have the benefit of not needing to worry about optimizations or avoiding coupling in the code, etc.)

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I have always wished I was a builder. But I can't make designs. I am good w logic it sucks sometimes. I have no artistic ability at all.

@@smiggles8809 here’s my method of building, so lemme know if it helps you. (It’s a bit long) I don’t always start with a dedicated design idea, and most of my builds aren’t that professional either tbh. Much of what I make mostly gets their designs from a process of just looking at blocks in the recipe book and then thinking about where I could implement those or similar pallets. Like matching different colors or textures. Often, When I do have a starting idea, I first build the ‘skeleton’ of the build. The very outline like the corners, wall and ceiling frames, the floor plan, and decide what sizes the rooms and areas can take. From there, I fill in the walls, ceilings, and floors, before I take somewhat of a Lego master builder approach, and just place and move different blocks around as needed until to the build begins to fit a nice visual. Over time, the blocks I am satisfied with will begin to ‘manifest’ in a sense into the final design. I use mixtures of asset variants like lower slabs for floors to help prevent spawning, and craft some of the dedicated stone wall variants for inset portions (due to the thinner nature than a full block). The stonecutter is good for this. Last, once the rough outline is done, I just touch things up, like adding features (utilities, amenities, or functions where due), decorating (adding carpets, foliage, or QOL improvements), and finalize the overall structure. Ultimately, the building process boils down to what you think looks good, and experimenting with different blocks and building techniques to find what works for you.

@terminalvelocityrunner2202 I appreciate the breakdown. When I get home, I'm gonna try and build something. I'll let ya know how it turns out.❤️

@@smiggles8809 sweet, and your welcome. Remember not to get too down if your first few results aren’t as good as you hoped. Building and designing are skills that needs to be cultivated over time in order to flourish well😊

@@terminalvelocityrunner2202 legit giga chad, thank you so much for these steps

Great thinking but there’s better examples since moss block farms with a composter already produce more bonemeal than they need. You could use the crafter to make a beacon factory though but you would need to load all 3 dimensions for that but should be possible in singleplayer. The most useful would be farms to make redstone components and kelp block farms for infinite fuel.

I think it'd be interesting if it were 0-9 for the number of slots filled, and then if all the slots are filled, the percentage full would be projected onto the next 6 strengths (with disabled slots counting as totally full). So basically: if (full) { strength = 9 + fill_amount/total * 6; } else { strength = slots_filled; } That way you keep the useful "ready to craft" readings, but also have a way of determining how full the inventory is still.

that'd be perfect @KBRoller

I like Mumbo Jumbo's idea: an output of nine if all the slots have items, but if each slot has a full stack, it gives a full strength of 15.

yeah, having 10-15 for average item stack size would be great. 10 for at least 2 in each slot, 15 for full stacks across the board@@irishmanfromengland25

@@irishmanfromengland25The idea I mentioned above would conform to that behavior. It would just *also* give information in the signal strength about the filled amount between "each slot is not empty" and "every slot is completely full".

I was gonna comment this but you beat me to it

It's only 81, 81! would be absurd.

Someone commented bamboo is actually helpful to hook up to the kelp though, not sure if that's right but if it is it's extremely easy to get bamboo planks to more than double your fuel output. If you use pistons to break the bamboo, grow them on mud with hoppers underneath, direct the hoppers backward to an up-facing crafter in line with the pistons, power it with an observer also facing up at the piston with a crafter in between. The first crafter can only make bamboo blocks, the other crafts planks. No comparators or recipe controlling is possible you just need the bare crafters. It's such an easy upgrade, 3 blocks. Everyone is very overcomplicating it with lecterns and sticky pistons and stuff 😅

Especially since observers are TERRIBLE for most things on bedrock edition. They do not mesh with pistons at alll

@@kevinjamesmartin4307 the issue here is playing bedrock

​@@user-nm4kq5kw4fthat's so rude i would cry

Observer was added after hopper, what are you talking about

@@F_A_F123 i said that hopper is more powerfull than observer

For example, if I understand right, it could have simplified your redstone repeater factory. Just wait until the signal strength was 10, and it would be safe to craft one repeater.

I believe is was affected by quasi-connectivity in the first snapshot that this video is on, but not on the newest? I am most likely wrong though as I don't understand it

I'm gonna stick with crafters as long as it's 1-9 because they're just easier.

​@@vibaj16 For signal strength 1-6 and 8, I'd actually recommend composters instead. For larger scale farms, they're a lot more lag efficient than crafters as they're not tile entities.

@@TheAppleFreak I basically never need a signal strength often enough in a build where that difference in lag would be meaningful.

Make a crafter that uses a 15 page book and an unwritten book to craft copies of the book for you so you don’t need to manually make a 15 page book for every lectern you make :O

Actually factorio is coming to Minecraft with autocrafter. Or Minecraft becomes factorio. Who knows

Once you think that you need it to be 3 you'd pretty much immediately think of the redstone block, although my brain immediately just jumped to turning the hopper off until the hopper feeding into it had told a comparator that it had received an item 3 times, same effect, less wait time.

@@poppinlochnesshopster3249 that's also good! Damn, now I think I might be a little too dumb.

@@poppinlochnesshopster3249 i thought ab it too, turning on 1 hopper at a time with some clockor something like that

I agree with all of those. We have tnt but everyone knows it's not the best. Even if sand is farmable tnt is lossy. Might take awhile to get placers but it's an obvious gap

It can jankily be done by putting in filler items and then pulling them out, like was done for the autocrafting mod

They honestly need to get rid of Jeb he's so biased against bedrock

It was my dream in 2011 too lol

Good use for emerald armor assuming it's better than iron and about diamond tier