yes

it sounds like there are randomly some double-firings at the start, causing the rest to go out of sync. I have no idea what's causing it. I'm on Java and its just a test world before I try it on Realms

Increasing the repeater tick rate to the 3rd notch on the clock seems to have fixed it, though it runs a bit slower.

It's been a while but I think I remember having that issue at one point. My solution was to replace the top dropper with a hopper to limit the speed. Really you just need an extra hopper between the elevator and the slices

@@metamilo thanks for the reply! I actually have that setup already, weirdly the items were getting stuck in the second dropper of the chain though. I'm guessing it's having to do with Realms at this point

Probably some splash potions of weakness for converting villagers

Yeah, it's gonna open up a whole new realm of possibilities for automation

Yeah, this isn't great at bulk brewing, I'm working on a version that can auto-fill shulkers.

indeed there are two major philosophies when it comes to autocrafting, I like to refer to them as "push" or "pull" systems, pushing until the final inventory is filled up or pulling only when the crafted item is needed. there are benefits and drawbacks to both, pull systems are generally harder to set up and there's a long crafting delay when you decide you need 10,000 bottles. push systems will give you the 10k bottles instantly when you need them but also you have no glass

it's true in real life too, referred to as just-in-time (pull) and just-in-case (push) manufacturing

for me personally I'd pretty much exclusively use push manufacturing in a survival world, since if I'm not going to craft 1000 of them it's not worth setting up the autocrafter. unfortunately the real world has gone full just-in-time manufacturing, because yes, it is more efficient and looks good for your bottom line, but that's why you have to wait 2 years to buy a new car and the world is ending when one boat gets stuck in one canal. /rant

There's possibly even another use when it comes to brewers. Systems like this need to pulse exactly 3 times to fill bottles otherwise you end up wasting resources and they have to be spaced enough for a hopper. It isn't easy to elegantly fit a triple pulse generator into these modules and keep it tileable. However, with the new crafter you can pulse as much as you want so long as you only craft once per cycle because the recipe creates exactly 3 bottles. It just works out nicely like that and could potentially help to simplify the system.

@metamilo yeah it's going to be fun to see the designs people come up with for things like logs > planks (1 pulse) > sticks (2 pulses) > ladders (1.1428571429 pulses) lol. nice brewer even without the crafter, never considered powdered snow to queue the ingredients. may try to modify this so it brews continuously using a trailing nether wart a la etho's original brewer

You could also just replace the crafter with a hopper and you have a standard auto-brewer that doesn't craft items but takes bottles as input. Could be useful for people who have tones of bottles already. Also, the full dispenser only allows up to 64 potions before potentially breaking due to filled bottles being returned to the dispenser inventory.

Yeah, I'm really happy with this design, got pretty much everything I wanted into a small and relatively simple package.

u dont get a chest or box loader

That's an interesting idea, I'll probably just stick with having the lava bucket though. Could see myself using it for something else though.

Yeah, it was nice to organize that way. Had a few things that didn't quite make the cut off to the side but didn't include them for the video.

Glad you enjoyed it, and the thought of someone softlocking themselves under the trap door made me chuckle, but thanks for pointing it out.

Nice, thanks for reporting that. It's a pretty simple design which makes it very resilient to updates.

thank you very much

sorry, what does PR stand for in this case?

@@metamilo oh like personal record like speed run

@@yekerrrrr Ah, right. For someone of intermediate redstone knowledge it seems to take about 3.5 hours to solve. I'd be impressed with anything under 90 minutes. I don't know of anyone speedrunning it after knowing the solutions, I would expect something like 10-15 minutes maybe. Speedrunners always amaze me.

If you do speedrun the map I'd be super curious to know your time, or better yet see a video!

Yeah, lots of crazy progress on this front, though I haven't been directly involved in a while. Here's the latest version kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z4S8hIFmn7ljd8U

haven't tested it that way but just thinking it through it should be fine like that.

Yeah, it appears so. It was something a community member put together on their channel, so unfortunately I have no control over it.

@@metamilo do you have any other recommendations for a bedrock builder ?

@@omgitslane Not really. If you're serious about working with redstone the only realistic option is switch to java edition, but that's not a great answer I know. There is a very small bedrock redstone community out there. Maybe check reddit or see if there's a discord server.

Yeah, I think I cover it in the fixes and tweaks follow up video