100% RELIABLE 1-Wide Tileable Shulker Box Loader - Tutorial

[@paulgillis717]

Wow. To have a 1wt option that is 100% reliable is amazing by itself, but this loader has so many great features on top of that. Reading the hopper instead of the box is so smart. Being able to use it as a mixed loader and not having to manually break the box if a stray item gets in is so helpful. If your storage gets full you have easy access to the boxes in the cobweb before they despawn so no more tearing apart the whole loader, plus it loads the empty boxes automatically?! Sign me up. It's such a huge improvement over the old design its kind of hard to believe. Safe to say I will be using this a lot in my world.

[@GiorgioJGZ]

Glad you liked it!! Thanks for your kind words 😊

[@lolesch]

You’re testing with equal items that all fill up at the same time. So when that comparator puts out a strength of 6 (2 non-stackable items) it will propagate to 2 neighbours to each side. All these modules brake their shulkers regardless of the filling state… So the reliability is only about shulkers staying in the correct module. I’d suggest using a beehive, chiseled bookshelf or composter to get a second input of 5 into the same block similar to the old variation with the redstone block. Or extend the back to a length of 6 redstone dust.

[@GiorgioJGZ]

You are totally right! I don't know how I overlooked that little detail. Thanks for the suggestion, it's a good idea. It also should be fixed by just extending the redstone line from 4 to 6 pieces of dust. It would just add 1 extra column of blocks to the footprint of the contraption.

[@NonOfyourbussness]

You should have way more viewers and subscribers. All the detail and explanation into ur videos are insane, I love to watch them and thats also a lot because of u explaining a lot. Keep on going bro

[@GiorgioJGZ]

Thanks so much for your kind and inspiring words!! I try to explain as much as I can so that people are able to understand exactly what they are building and maybe make their own modifications if needed. It's good to hear that you enjoy it because sometimes I wonder if I should keep explaining everything or if it'd be better to just show the things working and how to build them. Those who are not interested in the technical stuff can always skip it, after all.

[@AwesomerBeyondMan]

@@GiorgioJGZ I definitely love the explanations. It helps me understand the mechanics so that I can make those modifications or use similar principles in other builds.

[@scrantonPA93]

Awesome design. I'm definitely going to start using this design in my worlds. I also messed around with it, and found that using beds instead of slabs gets it back up to the 99.98% reliability of the powdered snow. (Used the same testing setup you did and had 3 incorrect boxes). So another good option for people who don't want to go caving for cobwebs and don't want to farm tons of powdered snow :)

[@GiorgioJGZ]

Cool! Thanks for the alternative, it's always good to have several options. Plus, with beds you can cover 2 modules with a single bed (if you tile them together).

[@MisterKartoffel]

Hello! This video was recently shared in the Storage Tech Discord, and although it is a bit old, you may still be interested in some input: (1) Cobwebs and powder snow are not particularly easy blocks to obtain in large amounts. If you happen to have a lot of them it's fine, but that's often not the case. Reliable (in this case a specific type of reliability called "slice-preserving") designs nowadays use a mechanic called "precision hopper", where you unlock a hopper directly below the box on the same game tick you break the box. It's a mechanic that uses more redstone components and is, therefore, easier to build in large quantities. (2) The sticky piston being short-pulsed and spitting the observer is an undesirable design choice we call a "togglestate". Having it brings along a bunch of issues, including: (A) Building incorrectly and going unnoticed, causing the loader to not function, or (B) in case of an accidental unload or server crash, being left in the wrong position, causing the loader not to function. (3) Having a conductive block above the dispenser is not tileable due to QC. It may be the case that during some interval between adjacent slices replacing their boxes, one of them fails to do so. Feel free to join us over at the Storage Tech Discord server, if you need anything from inspiration from existing designs to good feedback from experienced players: discord.gg/JufJ6uf

[@GiorgioJGZ]

Thanks for the input!! I am always looking to get better. And funny enough, I knew all of these things (Just wasn't careful enough when designing it). But I will definitely be joining the discord to keep learning!

[@AwesomerBeyondMan]

Oh man you are seriously underrated, you've definitely earned a new subscriber. I for one really appreciate how you actually explain the redstone mechanics. I found that if you take the hopper comparator output through an extra block and use a half slab or glass when the dust rises you can get it to only require a signal strength of 2. Which cuts down on the amount of items that have to be kept in the hoppers.

[@GiorgioJGZ]

Thanks for the sub! Really appreciate it. I did it with a signal strength of 4 only because of non-stackables, but if you are not going to be loading any non-stackables, your way is a good one to make it a bit cheaper and compact. Nice!

[@6demal]

Thanks for the video! This loader was a life saver. With the older design that was prevalent, not only was I seeing the shulker box item trajectory issue (loss of boxes or picked up by wrong hopper), but I think I was also seeing some QC shenanigans with the box breakers? They would get stuck in the extended position and not deploy a new empty box, hoppers would get backed up (which I'm sure led to gold getting burnt) and was seeing all sorts of partially filled boxes in the output. So far this new design has been perfect!

[@GiorgioJGZ]

Glad you find it useful! Thx for your kind words.

[@vrnorwaynorway6048]

im still getting the new boxes wount be put out error. remade it 3 times.

[@ntfsguy3601]

Exactly what I was looking for

[@FrankOnline007]

Subbed. Dont understand why its not popular and took me so long to find

[@GiorgioJGZ]

Thank you!! And welcome! 😁

[@SierraAngel1]

Thank you! Was searching for a reliable shulkerbox loader like this. Cause yea, I build a whole storage with the "usual" 1-wide loader and was a bit angry ( i tore it down with TNT) at that flawed design.

[@GiorgioJGZ]

Oh no! Well, hopefully this one works better for you. And btw, TNT destruction is always the choice. I approve 😂

[@RavenheartIndustries]

Bro, how do you only have 370 subscribers?!? that is nuts! take my sub

[@GiorgioJGZ]

Thank you so much!! Welcome to the channel!

[@niceabdelrhamn]

pretty amazing project! can we have a world downloud of the shluker loader?

[@GiorgioJGZ]

Thanks very much! I think a world download would be a bit much for a contraption this small. But here's a litematica schematic if it helps: www.mediafire.com/file/fxtsepyv4hcrcud/100%2525_Reliable_Shulker_Loader.litematic/file

[@niceabdelrhamn]

thanks so much! that helped a lot @@GiorgioJGZ

[@moonyuseung]

Awesome

[@Maharg33]

I built this and the dispenser refuses to place the shulkers, why is this happening, i have built 6 different designs by 6 different people and none of them have worked, is this even possible anymore

[@GiorgioJGZ]

I believe it might be a quasi-connectivity issue. I have a new design in my channel, under the shulker box contraptions playlist. If you want to try it.

[@namelesszero508]

Hey, mate! I was wondering whether or not this design is still good to go with considering some of the comments? Besides, does it work in 1.21 or you didn’t test it out on a newer version? Thank you

[@GiorgioJGZ]

Sorry for the late reply. Thanks for asking. The answer is no. Some people noticed some inconsistencies with the design. Realistically, you can use it without troubles for a long time, but some improvements can be made. New version (final version, truly reliable) should come out soon, though. As for your second question, I haven't tested it in 1.21, sorry.

[@namelesszero508]

@@GiorgioJGZ hello there! Thanks for your response. I’ve tested it in the 1.21 and it didn’t seem to work. Maybe because I’m dumb, who knows. The unloader works perfectly fine though. Gl mate. Waiting for more content!

[@namelesszero508]

@@GiorgioJGZ thank you!

[@JohnSmith-pj9ih]

For some reason it doesn't pop out a new box after it fills and destroys the full one? That all works but not dispenser

[@GiorgioJGZ]

Could you send me a picture through IG or Reddit dm so that I can help you, please?

[@Remisleeps]

I built it on a server, and I would like to know if it can keep up with my 12k iron farm?

[@GiorgioJGZ]

That's around 3 or 4 iron per second, right? So, it would be almost right on the limit of its capacity, and maybe getting some backlog from time to time. If you want to be sure it keeps up finely, build 2 or 3 modules just in case.

[@Remisleeps]

Ok thank you @@GiorgioJGZ

[@emergeghost]

the only problem is that it doesnt break the shulkerbox

[@GiorgioJGZ]

It should, maybe there is something wrong in your build. If you need better assistance you can send me a picture through Instagram.

[@yasufumithebest]

Can this work in bedrock?

[@GiorgioJGZ]

Sorry. It can't. It might've worked in Bedrock if it wasn't because of the part of the sticky piston. Maybe with some little tweaks there, you can get it to work.

[@yasufumithebest]

@@GiorgioJGZ thanks for the reply. btw i like your content. keep up the good work.

[@GiorgioJGZ]

Thx so much!

[@JosephWilliams-v9x]

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[@T.J95]

Isit works on bedrock

[@GiorgioJGZ]

It's only for Java edition.