incredible video. cant wait for people to build it in survival and complain that it isnt working

26:04 "We aren't designing this crafter for idiots" lol

I'm becoming increasingly convinced the only reason we don't have fusion reactors working yet is the engineers who could have pulled it off are too busy playing Minecraft now.

YES MY DREAM OF 505024 WOODEN SLABS CAN FINALY COME TRUE!

36:32 this was something I was not prepared to see

2055 Breaking News - cubicmetre reveals his new self-sufficient space shuttle capable of transporting 27 stacks of humans to any planet in the solar system fueled by a single cubic meter of rotten flesh

2:14 "You should cube your meter, NOW"

Glad to finally see someone tackling (and completing) this project. To take it even further by hooking up the system to a main storage to facilitate autocrafting once resources are low would be amazing. I can't wait to see how this concept evolves.

I love how these videos aren't just showcases of the things you made. The way you walk us through the development process is so unique and I think makes a great video! (It even works with the long video-length!) Edit: somehow I understand *most* of his explanations to the problems he comes across, but this man's brain is something else to figure out the solutions in the first place. Props to you, man!

Omg a 1 hour long video from cubic, my day has been saved

At 35:05, "suffer through 30 minutes." My guy, I definitely didn't suffer through it. I find it fascinating on how you tackle each problem to get to the end goal. That's why I love your videos. Thanks again for the awesome video!

watching you "design" the crafter with us, going through the issues you encountered and the solutions you've found, bringing us throughout the entire journey was great and very insightful!

"As a result, out minecarts don't arrive perfectly every eight game ticks, so the hopper is in cooldown." Oh cool so just make it nine ticks, that 0.05 second delay really won't make the machine that much slower- "To fix this, we need a timing normalisation circuit." ... Of course.

31:03 "Rayss-uh Inspector Talon" lol

Mmhh connecting this to an item storage and making a kind of cache, where it can pull items from and store items. That sounds like a fun idea. Would come with the added benefit of having to redesign the dependency system so you can choose to use specific items from the cache in a specific slot. Pretty sure no one would be crazy enough to make that though.

22:09 "But from here, things will start to get a bit tricky..." - He says that like the past 20 minutes haven't been almost entirely dealing with uniquely tricky situations! I laughed so hard that now all of china knows I'm here!

The rays work reference, seems like the community has been hating him more than usual

cubicmetre is mumbo jumbo on steroids lel

Very glad that you showed the first half of the video with the smaller version of the build. It was magical to watch the full thing work and recognise the components you introduced us to earlier!

"Here is a problem that no one thought of" "Here is a solution. How convenient is this!" "Actually this solution uses a major assumption, and that is not good" "Here is an actual solution" "Here is a new problem..."

inb4 every smp youtuber and their dog puts this in their videos

I made a box-full autocrafter a couple months ago when crafters first came out. Here's a couple things I did differently: - Separating 27 stacks worth of items I did with 6 hopper minecarts, half of which had 1 slot blocked, instead of 27 carts. Each box loader had its own cart yeeter and the batches of carts were distributed between them with toggled rails. - I used 27 modules with just 1 crafter each. Instead of crafting 1 item per crafter, each one did a full stack (64 or 16). This was done by loading 1 of each item (including dummy items), then loading the remaining 63 (or 15) of the ingredients, then removing the dummies, then powering 64 times. This was a little slower than the one in the video but with a much more compact design. - Item distribution between the 27 modules was done with box yeeting and each module taking 1 stack out of the water stream. Each module dispensed a cart as the items passed over and locked it 1 gt later, then 1 item was removed from the cart and sent straight to the crafter, then the cart got yeeted to store the other 63 items for the later crafter loading phase. - The later crafter loading phase loaded the crafter with 4 droppers at 8x hopper speed to load up to 9x63 items as quickly as possible. Order doesn't matter once each slot is preloaded with one item each. - The 27 modules werent very compact because it was more of a proof-of-concept and I never got around to compactify it. - Unfortunately it wasn't capable of dealing with a mix of different stack sizes, so no hopper carts or dispensers. Something using only unstackable inputs did work though.

Cant wait for the AE system to become a reality, that would be very interesting

yippie new cubicmetre dropped :D

As an Applied Energistics 2 dev, I will say that that algorithm to generate crafting trees is surprisingly complex and has a lot of edge cases. However if you don’t include recursive recipes like cloning smithing templates, or recipes with catalysts, like… (I can’t think of any recipes where some ingredients aren’t used or transformed, but those are prevalent in modded) it should be a lot easier.

11:49 the fact that he called it a "somebody" then when he hit it, it exploded was just so funny to me for some reason

i had a heart attack when i saw the video length lol, thanks for making the next hour of work enjoyable

always cool to see a block you would never think of in a redstone build this time: glow lichen

Instead of an algorithm or brain to make the chest minecart inputs, it should be possible to input the shulker boxes into a crafter interface, and distribute each slot from there to the correct chest minecart. Another interface could work to configure the crafting buffer and just a toggle to input a dependency marker. Tough such a system would need to know where empty slots are in the crafter, and manually putting in dummy items might not be elegant, unless there is a work-around for that. Maybe even a 3x3 hole for shulker box input, replicating a recipe in a crafting table could work. If ever another buffer is planned, to extend past linear crafting, using dolphins or more minecart yeeting to reset the timer could be solutions. Ofcourse you would think of this, since you are a god at storage tech. I'm just yapping. Congratulations on this proto-type!

Oh no, now every hardcore youtuber will make this and flex their super mega ultimate crafter that they have no idea how its even working

Thank you for publishing this! I'm going to take a schematic of the world download and build it on a server with my friends. Wish me luck!!!! 😄😄😄

I've been waiting for this exact video for a couple months now. It definitely lived up to my expectations and I loved the journey you took us on showing the design process. I'm gonna go build it in survival now.

This is a really good contraption. I believe we're close at this point to creating fully auto craftable machine, which I find to be way more impactful and important than auto furnaces, on level with auto sorting storages. I believe that this "prototype", will be able to be fully functional, even more error proof and possibly have even more features making it possible to craft anything with maybe making it far easier by introducing this monstrocity having memory system where you can put most comonly and most complicated recepies. I trully believe it's just matter of months, few years and we'll have the "perfect auto crafter"

This is incredible, best thing you have ever made! keep up the hard work!

The Man, The Myth, And Legend of Crafting. Has once again shown what a universal crafter actually is

fantastic video. i love the walk through of all the eureka moments!

Great video. It's been a while since any genuinely interesting technical minecraft videos have been uploaded. I thought the solution to manipulating the water was ingenious. Very impressive video.

banger of a video. love the easy to understand explanation and step by step breakdown. you need more subs, +1

Beautiful design! I was thinking about something similar with recipes stored in chests that act as a filter where you run an hopper minecart to run through the "raw materials" storage. So for example i store the recepy of a chest (in order plank plank plank plank fish plank plank plank plank + buffer item to say "planks are not raw materials so you need to grab the planks recepy") and then for the crafting i do something like: 1. call the "chest recipe" , 2. run the hopper minecarts under the chest containing the "chest "recipe (sorry for the redundance) and grab the planks needed for the recepy 3. the hopper minecarts goes back into the system and grabs the logs from the "planks" recepy (log) 3. the log is a "raw material" so it starts crafting the planks and then the chest. I think that this design is more simple and survival-friendly. Also i think you can do it very (very) small even with only 1 crafter. (i'm a lazy person for building things so i prefer to wait ook?). I'd like also to add more details if this is a cool concept, but for this arleady long comment i will leave it as it is.

this is amazing! this design process seems to be more detailed than previous ones and i love it

Great video, I learned a lot about the crafter and how to move huge quantities of items. Thanks!

Terrific job cubic! I can relate to your frustration of modular systems not working due to no reason once you start testing it in bulk. I was working with long insta wires recently, gave up on the design after multiple days of debugging it.

I thoroughly enjoy your effort to educate and inform your viewers of the engineering process and how it can be applied to any problem even one in block game. You're a great creator and a great person. Keep it up!

This was such a good video Cubic. The machine slowly grows arms and legs. For it to all come together towards the end. Great story telling.

2:11 ⚡️⚡️⚡️low tier god reference

This was a really cool video. I cant wait to see where this goes!

The endgame of this will truly be for someone to hook this up to their storage system and encode all the recipes in redstone to automatically pull and craft it without the player having to manually input the crafting recipe

Hahahah this is BANANAS! You made an automatic crafter were you feed shulkers upon shulkers of the raw ingredients. Then your coding your crafting in the 4th dimension. And its all happening wicked fast, as fast as the game will let him. You are a master of your art. Its amazing watching it all work, stacked minecarts and pistons, then it just starts raining hopper minecarts, exactly like you wanted! XD 52:51 -- What do you mean I cant auto craft 100 million billion cakes 😭

Hello fellow Australian

WOW, truly amazing video. You did an great job!

Dude! I have work to do. I will need to watch the rest of this later! So good. Love your videos

build apart, which is crazy, your music is such a vibe, the artism complex is my fav so far, shazam couldnt find it so i had to do some manual research

Super exciting tech. Fantastic job on the first concept!

Wow, I never would have considered detecting the motion of a separate minecart to manage the movement time difference. That's such a smart solution!! Also the contraption for that looks so satisfying..

It's interesting to see the different approaches to this problem from yourself and say Mr Korwaldksi, this is a very mechanical (and beautiful) approach designed for throughput and users who know what they're doing, while theirs does a more typically modern 'make a computer do it' sort of style, which loses a lot of the elegance, but gains the power to do things like arbitrarily nested recipes.

Absolutely insane. One of my favourite parts of this thing is the way the input-chest minecarts sink down and get sent off to be then replaced by fresh ones. It looks so satisfying xD

I just wanna say that I am amazed by how far you have come in terms of quality of speech! It's so nice to listen to these videos. It's all clear and understandable even for non native speakers.

This is an amazing video. The incremental buildup makes everything understandable.

So now I have a new goal for my survival world, thank cubic. I also really enjoyed this video, great work

Everytime you post something im absolutely stunned for how great this stuff is... Im trying to get a bit deeper into technical minecraft at the moment, but idk where to start... sometomes its overwhelming Greetings from Germany

Fantastic work! I am amazed!

This was so intelligently done! Impressive :)

You definetly earned a subscription for this!

Cubic, I usually really like your videos, but on this one, from some tricks at the start to the way you brute forced the loading of crafted items, I must say I clapped alone in front of my computer several times. This video is a gem, and the USC is awesome. I think I will come back to check one or two things later for my own creations. Nice joke on the design steal too, that's sad, because if I know something about technical minecraft, it's that the most complicated and overkill farms and contraptions are often made of parts created by multiple people and it's the beauty of it. Thanks again and keep up the good work !

This is absolutely mental and way more complicated than I could have imagined. Great work!

What a project ! That's an amazing piece of engineering ! Well done

g'day ladies and gens, comment section here

You are.. this is.. incredible. I thought making a single step universal autocrafter was hard enough, but this thing is practically a computer-actor hybrid running its own little programming language. It being optimized into the stratosphere is just a bonus at this point.

Love your channel ❤ Keep on going

I feel like we're mere weeks away from applied energistics 2 in vanilla

11:50 That Oh somebody trying to breakthrough was hilarious lol😂😂

I LOVE YOUR TECHNICAL VIDEOS THEY ARE AMAZING!!! really, thank you for all the effort you place I. your videos ❤

Using the chest minecart to offset the minecart launching for each slot was really clever! Well played, I would've ended up hardcoding extra delay in.

Then you tell it to make a cake and the whole thing explodes

This is absurdly incredible congratulations I can't even imaging the strugles you might have gone through to achieve this monstruosity

36:34 "let me break it down for you" i am now a redstone Newton

i love how the most fundamental and basic part of this thing, the crafter lines, already use some crazy mechanic of the curved rails + water streams side by side to handle the inputs for stackable and unstackables

ngl, I needed this today.. I was crafting dispensers like 1728, only using dolphins and well I had to use ctrl + Q technique lmao

Love the video, even though the simplified version didnt work it really helped with the explination

Incredible design!! I had an idea the other day for a repurpose/extension of your orbital strike cannon. I'm not 100% on whether the mechanics will work for this, but what if you combined an ender pearl stasis chamber with the orbital cannon? If the base concept works, you could even further combine this with your "quantum entanglement" wireless redstone design to send desired coordinates from an established transmission station located anywhere in the world. Et voilà: /tp command in survival MC. The only limit would be how many ender pearls can be successfully buffered in stasis at a time.

What an amazing design. This is by far one of the most powerful and innovative pieces of technology I've seen designed in Minecraft like a fully functional real life invention. Well done!

Hooking up this system to a main storage and allowing for automatic crafting of low-stack items presents so many potential problems to me that it boggles my mind, but from the sounds of it, that's where you're headed. Good luck!

i watch a lot of redstone videos and still barely understand how most of it works... but the amount of steps and knowledge of the game here is insane!!

Thats my king, i'm gonna take this

This is a long video, so I can really appreciate how you broke it up by giving us a sneak-peak at the larger/final design about half way through the video. Thank you for keeping my zoomer brain from imploding

One of your greatest inventions ever. Thank you bro

Thank you for making this video, I love when people elaborate on their thought processes Side note, I'm just a know-nothing keyboard smasher, but I can hear your sanity dropping gradually throughout the design

this video is sick, good work

What’s crazy to think about is that this will no doubt be simplified as further updates to the game come out. One day, it will be a more compact (but still rather large) and less laggy mess that can actually be used on a multiplayer server alongside farms.

You are an absolute mad lad, I appreciate the work and dedication that went into this insane system.

This is gonna be great no wonder you took so long

That's really cool, so many odd/obscure game mechanics I didn't know about

love your creations and dedication! Keep it up! also: banana

this is incredible! love to see the vanilla AE system at some point

Absolutely incredible! Well done!!! I literally thought this was an impossible task at the start of the video. Got lost about halfway through. (Im redstone minded, but not quite technical)… concession for 16 stackables makes sense, snow and honey are the only use cases I can think of, both aren’t used for sequentials, and should have farm side crafting anyway. Even non-stackable outputs should be fairly rare as on-demand crafting for shulkers, minecarts, etc should be common place. So people will prefer bringing the iron for minecarts and crafting it when needed for whatever farm might need thousands…

probably my favoret redstone contraption I have even seen. In my opinion, massive flying machines don't hold a candel to this technical behemoth. Keep making aswome stuff! I love getting seeing what insaine thing you pull off next. Also outstanding video quality, it was a great watch.

Incredible job!

This is fascinating. With those buffers, the parallels to cpu design are wild. What an awesome machine!

Good job. Well done!

incredible work. Never stop