Hi xisumavoid

Cheers Xisuma, hopefully now I can go watch the sun set on a grateful universe... until I start adding more farms.

SkyNetStone incoming....

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Well, with mushroom blocks you can farm mushrooms really fast by blowing them up with TnT.

Azalea trees produce mostly oak logs, for which there is already a farm for. Dirt on the other hand, would be much better to obtain from tall spruce trees converting moss to podzol.

@@cubicmetre Azalea treefarms don't need player interaction or presence, making the process completely automated. Combined with a shulkerfarm (which doesn't need the player around as well) this makes for a nice combi to farm shulkerboxes. On the other hand nethertrees are suited for that need as well and add a new woodtype to the complex as well. Didn't think about that option when writing my first comment

kinda makes david look small lmfao

The one we have on wave is twice as fast plus it's already working.

Mangrove trees generate in such a weird way I'm not sure if converting them into a blockstream would be practical. I might have to look into it.

@@cubicmetre Mangrove truly is the devils tree but nether tree farms can be a good option option as well.

stromne made a VERY bare-bones early-game mangrove tree farm which you could retrofit. he found a way to force some logs to grow in the same position each time. it makes a 4x1 block stream where the top 3 are logs and the bottom one is roots. basically to connect his farm to cubic's blast chamber, you would need some piston setup which turns the block stream from 4x1 to 1x1.

@@cubicmetre IcebergLettuce has a nice mangrove tree farm that collects most of the logs into a single blockstream

I feel like you did this for me idk why though I know you didnt but thanks

I considered doing this for the new design but decided to leave it up to the player. The only viable way to build the thing entirely with slabs is using build mods because otherwise you don't have any surfaces to place slabs off of.

Stage selection is pointless because you can simply revert the state of a copper block by scrapping it with an axe.

@@cubicmetre also copper waxing is quite pointless if you don’t have a copper farm hooked up already since you can craft it

@@cubicmetre Yes, but what if you want fully oxidized blocks, but you don't have many that get to that state before getting blown up?

I only want to add farms that use the blast chamber and don't contribute any static lag. Otherwise we run into the issue of having too many farms in the one place causing lag.

The schematic does include the conveyors as they were setup for the omnifarm.

@@cubicmetre yup sorry overlooked that one. I thought there was one more needed inside the multi farm, my bad. Thanks for the reaction

Self sutaining nether tree farms with a TnT efficient blast chamber is quite difficult because you need to slice the full 3D tree into a 1D blockstream and this takes a lot of time and complex machinery which can break easily.

I wouldn't put deepslate through the copper converter, however the concrete converter input for the blast chamber would work fine, check out the previous video I made about the omnifarm for the details.

@@cubicmetre sorry my bad i ment the omnifarm lol should of specified lol

I find it nuts that the game still punishes the player for using silk touch, by making silk touched blocks useless. So we have to carry 2 different pickaxes on a limited hotbar/inventory and switch between them just to obtain 2 different drops from the same block, and even then a fortune pickaxe is totally useless late game. There's no real reason why deepslate can't be crafted into all the variants, and if we flip it around , cobbled deepslate becomes the useless one. When it was first introduced , deepslate behaved like stone : cobbled deepslate could not make bricks/tiles, which punished early game players for not having silk touch. But then mojang changed it, such that now it punishes mid-late game players for having silk touch. And considering deepslate cannot be generated and blasted in a chamber like cobble , it leaves the only way to obtain it is by mining it. Even the furnace can't solve this problem like it does for cobble into stone. Meanwhile, all the stone items (furnace, piston, observer, dropper, tools...) still cannot be made out of actual stone. Blackstone is somewhere in the middle, it does not care about silk touch and it can craft furnace and brewing stand but not observer and pistons. Stone rewards silk touching by enabling it to skip 1 smelting step. Then there's endstone... Thankfully some mods/datapacks mitigate this problem by enabling all the crafting recipes for normal deepslate.

I spoke with Gnembon extensively about this, the main issue is that there is no compromise that suits everybody. To make all redstone unbreakable when chunkloading would mean to give redstone to ability to load chunks before events are executed, then this could be exploited by technical players to do all kinds of werid things with chunk loading and the way the game saves and stores chunks in memory.

Exactly my thought. Also, for intermediate stages it would probably be best to create a farm that detects the change of the block type and applies wax at just the right time.

For some builds you need a specific colour of blocks and don't want to wait around for the copper to oxidise. Especially given that it can take several days for some configurations of copper to fully oxidise. This simply speeds things up and gives the player more options.

Do you think it would be worth to add just a few fully oxidized copper blocks to a freah build? Using them as spreader blocks. I don't remember the exact mechanics of oxidization well enough to tell if this would actually be working. Placing and later breaking a couple of single blocks should be close to no effort and would be much easier than building a big and complex contraption

The fault detection is as fast as it can be, it detects when blocks start overflowing inside the conveyors and it was taking a while for blocks to bakclog because I hadn't placed barriers in other places. The delay for the fault detection is primarily because it is timed so that the conveyors process the blocks for each motion of the input. Everything is timed to extremely tight tolerances to make it as robust as possible to inconsistent inputs and give minimal latency.

The mushroom storage is rather outside the scope of a blast chamber multifarm, nether trees would make sense though.

reasonably sure cubic is using the vanillaTweaks pack. it's really good and completely customisable

Or RedstoneTweaks by Rexxtone (which is basicly edited vanilla tweaks)

You will need a player nearby for randomticks, also you cannot run the farm continously at max speed and get oxidized copper. It is meant for short bursts of replacing the oxidized copper with fresh copper every few hours. For full auto I would suggest reducing the input speed to match the conversion speed, so 80gt interval between copper blocks for the 900/h or 200gt for the 360/h. Or you can simply make the whole thing 20x taller to increase the time each block spends in the system.

@cubicmetre yes, i got the part about 1 shulker box per 2 hours for the big system. but it's really nice that you help people out with using your designs as well as putting all the effort in to the videos :) i think it will be an interesting challenge to match the output of a copper farm to an automatic oxidiser. doubt i will be able to get a continuous 5gt copper block stream, that would be 212 drowned per second (lol)

No good evening

Gday

I always do that to cubics videos, they are always soooo good