Minecraft: TINY Modular Multi Item Sorting System

[@nebelbro6292]

This ist so revolutionary. It literally cuts the materials needed for the storage system I'm planing rn by 70%. Amazing work!

[@diogy4351]

I literally built the old storage system you showed at the start of a japanese castle tutorial video, and 1 day later you upload a new storage system that's 90% smaller and faster 💀 If only I had waited 1 day 🤣

[@Cortezerino]

Each of these systems have different pros and cons, and some that you wouldn't think are faster actually are. If you give me the video name of the one you built I can tell you what's good about it.

[@diogy4351]

@@Cortezerino ty! it's the one at the start of Fantasy Japanese Castle Base. It still works

[@NonJohns]

lol true the size of this one is a significant improvement

[@ascobal]

I've been scouring the internet for copper bulb item sorters and you posted this at the perfect time. Thanks!!

[@Averium]

Very nice and simple system. I really like it, thanks for the upload! I tried to set the bottom repeater to 2 ticks instead of 4 to make it a little bit faster and it still works for me.

[@ether4211]

Amazing! I spent all day yesterday going crazy trying to build a compact multiple item sorter like this using dispensors (and being told by my friends who hadn't studied computer science that it was impossible/minecraft can't do that >.< ). While I had figured out the 'logic' of how to make it using copper bulbs/dispensors and sensing if a hopper was empty or not I couldn't for the life of me figure out how to get the minecraft parts to hook up correctly! I stumbled on your video and really appreciate how clear the tutorial was - though one tip is to use Barrels for the sorted item chests - it's less laggy for servers and looks neater - plus you can use the gaps in between the rows for item frames/decorations. To fix the problem of items getting stuck in the hoppers is a simple fix - just add the items to the chest from the most rare/valuable first - then place some low value/junk items in the last sorted chest (eg use it for cobblestone/rotten flesh/dirt). That way you never need to worry about the items stuck in the hoppers. :) I also love how easy this design will be to hook up to autocrafters/smelters etc... the skies the limit!

[@stormX41]

I'm making my japanesse town with your tutorials, and since I'm into small, concealing farms... this is a PERFECT looking item sorter. I'm adding this to my worls assap. Thank you, master Cortezzerino!

[@admchin]

To get it working in bedrock, the repeater needs to be set to 3 ticks. Also, the dropper elevator is not powered. You can fix this various ways. I ended up moving the torch tower behind the copper bulbs and used observers for the elevator. I have another torch coming off the base of the clock which powers a light bulb with an observer tower going up. The bottom observer needs to strongly power the second dropper so i have two observers on the row. Still very compact, silent, and dustless.

[@theshnozzel]

I’ve been putting off completing the Japanese castle sorting room. Thank you so much for this !

[@Arcanidge]

Bro, I have seen tons of Redstone builds for sorters. This however I believe could be setting a new standard. Well done, you can bet I am going to test build this soon. The space saved alone is brilliant. Only issue I can see is lighting updates at back, nothing a few lights can't fix. #Revolutionary

[@Cortezerino]

I really like how few hoppers it uses compared to similar designs.

[@rantaoca491]

This is absolutely amazing and genius! Thanks for sharing. This storage system makes me wanna play minecraft again. One idea to fix the problem with items left behind in the system is to send some “flush” items after all the items have been inputted into the sorter. These flush items will not have any slot in the sorter, and end up in the unsorted last chest. The trick is to send N flush items, where N = height of the droppers. This way, the flush items will always trigger the droppers in the adjacent column, and push itself across all the columns. It would be cool to automate this so when ur items are done being inputted, the flush items automatically get inputted, and recycled.

[@ether4211]

I'm building this at the moment on a survival server and plan to add a bit of extra redstone to dispense a stack of junk items (in my case Rotten Flesh) into the starting chest once it empties out - that way the hoppers get flushed out after every run. You just need to make your 'cleaning' item the last filtered chest and a series of hoppers to send it back to the start

[@thehauntedpants2201]

I just commented on your last sorter that i was going to build that one 😂 looks like I'll be making this one instead! Thanks again for the tutorial!

[@richardlott5580]

I've just built this in my Bedrock (on Switch) world and at first it didn't work. This was due to Droppers not powering other droppers😢. I fixed this by adding solid blocks between the redstone torches powering the droppers and running a line of dust to the bottom dropper. Now it works great.

[@qdthomas459]

Redstone dust from where?

[@richardlott5580]

@@qdthomas459 from the second torch up, the lowest one that flashes when the bottom bulb is lit

[@JacopoVallepiano]

I really like the compactness. I think that another down side, other than the items getting stuck in it, is the low speed.

[@blakewallace8925]

Another thing I should mention is even though it doesn’t leave any items in the droppers it will make one single item be in a different chest than the other ones but that doesn’t really affect anything because if you’re shorting things it’ll go to the junk chest and you can just put it though the system again and I’ll fix it,note the system is slower on bedrock edition

[@Wortigon2000]

As I see, this is a compacted remagining of the same multi item sorting storage that TangoTek built many years ago, no? Well, a nice bonus is that this is way smaller albeit a bit slower, and this might get some items stuck in the system even with proper use.

[@tunafllsh]

I think another way to solve the leftover items is to add a pulse extender and the bottom

[@nousagi7437]

Not exactly, a pulse extender, but an n-pulse former instead(n-pulse as in the amount of chests/dispensers you have), the machine needs to continue pulsing for this n amount of times after the chest is empty

[@SoulHydron]

legendary. Love all the options and explanations. Wonderful design too

[@wienwinsituation]

"You can do it all the way to the build limit, there is no limit to how high you can go" xD But seriously, nice video and system!

[@justinking6690]

Dude this is kickass

[@Itz_Collei]

Another great video like always, keep it up

[@krukonkingking308]

Nice storage system very handy and compact

[@aliencyborg1715]

Thanks man, brilliant.

[@jesusdevitta8489]

Thanks for share your redstone whit us, you are amazing!

[@BobertPickle]

I knew the copper bulb had potential and in the right hands it sure does. Even using it in an item elevator is so much better. Love this design, had to watch on silent as at work but will be definitely watching again to hear your thoughts and commentary on your new item sorter.

[@Cortezerino]

You were the inspiration for this build mate. I watched your bulb item sorter video and thought, huh!

[@BobertPickle]

So you could say you had a copper bulb moment 😂

[@Cortezerino]

@@BobertPickle lol

[@inge6280]

Nice, i think this will be great in the japanese castle

[@matbat2909]

this is absolutely amazing, hope the name sticks

[@ICANanimations]

Exactly what im looking for

[@imVilzoy]

I can admit I get pretty easily confused when it comes to redstone, but I'm having the issue where items are getting stuck in the bottom dropper of the 2nd module. any fixes? i used all normal chests so i wonder if thats whats causing that.

[@Cortezerino]

I'd try just breaking all the droppers and then placing them again. And make sure all the copper bulbs at the very bottom are turned off.

[@imVilzoy]

@@Cortezerino well that will do it, as I was replacing them, I noticed I was missing 2 torches. Now I’m running into the 2 items in the hoppers issue but I think that will be less of an issue once I have more than 2 modules built. Thanks man, I’ve been watching your vids for a while now as I’ve been making a Japanese village in the woods, keep up the great videos man

[@Cortezerino]

@@imVilzoy This design is supposed to have 2 items in the hoppers, it's not an issue

[@Dis3spectful]

I've been waiting 10 years for this. RIP

[@Darkshadow-x5n]

Nice storage

[@blakewallace8925]

It only clicks at the end of the systems job because the system checks for any left behind items and it’ll click the droppers to move the items out but other than that it’s quiet

[@AlexLopez-fs8uk]

You should finish your Hiroshima castle base interior for the castle soon

[@Cortezerino]

I will

[@opT0mus]

Hey great tutorial. I have a slight problem, my bottom dropper isn't powering to send the items up, have you any idea why please? Thanks :)

[@Cortezerino]

It's hard to say without getting a world download from you so I can look at it. If you're on Bedrock edition it won't work.

[@opT0mus]

@Cortezerino I am on bedrock edition 🤣 thank you!

[@myradlg6665]

Is there a way to MacGyver this for Bedrock?

[@Cortezerino]

@@myradlg6665 Yes: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aZu4fqJ4rLBkqsU

[@kidhow]

Do i need to use chunk loader for this?

[@Cortezerino]

You don't need to, but it would help a lot. That way if you leave the area while it's running it won't break.

[@jeager4_827]

if u cooked this one up urself big credits really

[@Cortezerino]

Yes, it's totally original

[@AetherVerse-x9c]

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[@abj136]

THis looks much like the system I designed. I must watch to see and compare.

[@abj136]

Nevermind, completely different principle. I’ve never seen copper bulbs used like this!

[@barbararauch4778]

Can anyone tell me how to get arrows showing on top of hoppers? Nice videos, very clear and easy to follow, even when it gets complicated.

[@tabularasa0606]

Get the redstone ready texture pack.

[@That_Guy42]

Vanilla Tweaks.

[@AkerMagie]

Compact and unique Sorting system, love it. is this the same sorting system that was used in the Hiroshima Castle? or are you going to publish a video about the inside of Hiroshima Castle and its sorting system? Thank you :)

[@Cortezerino]

I'm working on that video now. The sorting system I used in that castle is by another creator so I'll give a world download for it rather than do a tutorial. But for my video I think I'll use this sorting system.

[@AkerMagie]

@@Cortezerino Thank you, I think i will also go with this sorting system i love how modular and compact it is. Thank you :D

[@Rinoscope]

Hi hello! Wonderful thing you have here. Would it be possible to replace the chests with Shulker boxes (similar to what xisumavoid did for his Hermitcraft season X storage system?)

[@Cortezerino]

Yes, shulker boxes will work fine. The only problem you'll encounter is that this system always leaves a few items in the hoppers when it turns off. So when you take something out of the shulker box, those items can enter the box.

[@JoshuaSchmidt-t9f]

These type of sorter are easy to break on servers.

[@poseidon8466]

I'm having issues with this system, sometimes items get stuck in the droppers and despite the comparator reading it, the clock isn't active. Even when it works I have to send some junk items through to 'flush' the system. I don't know what I'm doing wrong, and all my repeaters are on a 4 tick delay.

[@Cortezerino]

If the comparator is reading the items and the clock isn't running, it means your copper bulb is the problem. Place a button on it and press. This system does require you to 'flush' it if you want all the items to get processed.

[@jeanpaulgaudet5622]

How does this handle overflow?

[@Cortezerino]

All the overflow just goes into the output chest at the end.

[@jamesnoland7821]

Does this need place-holder items for unfilled spots in chests? I thought unsorted items would go through even empty chests to the discard chest at the end of the line. Either I misunderstood, or I built mine wrong. :-[

[@Cortezerino]

Yeah, you need placeholder items

[@DalXe.]

Im having issues with it freezing up if there is an item in all the bottom dropers of the towers are you having this issue?

[@DalXe.]

As it turns out if you spread them one more hoper apart it works other wise it locks up after 3 modules are next to each other

[@Cortezerino]

It's a problem with your clock. If you build it even a tiny bit different from the way I did then items will get stuck in that bottom dropper. If all your clocks are correct except for one, that one will break all the others.

[@DalXe.]

​@@CortezerinoI copied exactly but was having issues but with a gap between it works fine Idk why it kept locking up cleared and tried so hard to make it work maybe it's a server issue

[@DalXe.]

I was also able to add a flush lever if I want to flush the system

[@Fabio-zd7my]

This works nice but if i put like 64 ingots some of them will stuck in the hoppers, is this normal or is there a solution?

[@dirtbagpsn740]

I play on a 1.20 server, is there a way I can make this without the copper lamps?

[@Cortezerino]

It only works with the copper bulbs, sorry

[@MegaMaster006]

Just built this on my private server with chunk loaders installed and it generally works really nice just once in a while, some dropper elevator will stop working and items will pile up in it until I manually remove all of them, then it starts working again. It seems to be random which one. Any idea why this is or how one could fix it?

[@Cortezerino]

If you move too far away from it when it's running, the chunk will unload and cause the items to pile up

[@MegaMaster006]

@@Cortezerino Thats why I got the chunk loaders though, it shouldnt happen

[@MegaMaster006]

Someone in the comments suggested to place two hoppers in between the droppers, maybe Ill give that a shot

[@blakewallace8925]

I figured out how to not have any items leftover in the droppers but it makes the build a 7x4 near the bottom

[@Cortezerino]

Does it make the droppers click?

[@AtomicVender]

Can you use Redstone lamps instead?

[@Cortezerino]

No, it'll only work with copper bulbs.

[@Tuttowski]

I cant seem to get it working, my dropper tower always spits the items from the Input to the side we're the hoppers are and then stops, does someone know what im doing wrong? They are all aligned to the top, but items will glitch out to the hopper side 😢

[@Cortezerino]

If you know how to make a world download, you can post it on my discord and ping me. I'll take a look.

[@Tuttowski]

@@Cortezerino Thank you for offering your help, but im playing on a server where i have no acess to the world save. Dont know whats wrong, Dropper will always try to push the item out to the site with the hoppers and not in the Dropper above. Even tried it with only 2 Droppers, still not working. Seems im missing something important here.

[@Cortezerino]

@@Tuttowski Ok, I think I know what's happening. I think you've used Dispensers instead of Droppers.

[@Tuttowski]

@@Cortezerino OMG yes thank you, im so dumb, build something with dispensers before and didnt notice i used the wrong stuff..... Thank you!

[@blakewallace8925]

Is this bedrock or java edition?

[@Cortezerino]

I built this in Java, it's a pretty small build so you could make it in creative and test to see if it works on bedrock

[@EpicZ3ro]

I'm a bedrock player. Looking at the Redstone i don't really see any java exclusive Redstone properties. I plan on building a modular later today if I get time.

[@blakewallace8925]

@@EpicZ3rookay I’ll be glad if it works on bedrock because I’ve been looking for a small one

[@noproblem494]

Sure! Here’s the translation of your text: “Unfortunately, it doesn’t work in Bedrock Edition. The bottom dispenser doesn’t receive a signal. Every second dispenser doesn’t get a signal either, but that can be easily fixed with a building block. However, I’m stuck with the problem of the bottom dispenser. I can’t get a compact signal from below to the dispenser. With a module, I can control it from the side. Unfortunately, my Redstone knowledge isn’t very advanced. I would appreciate some help.”

[@blakewallace8925]

@@noproblem494 I’m okay with Redstone in Minecraft and I’ll see what I can do to fix the bottom dispenser and keep it compact as possible

[@IvanFoxDrift]

I'm going to make this system my storage is so unorganized

[@MSReidpr]

Don’t copper bulbs make noise when switched on

[@Cortezerino]

They do, but they're very quiet

[@keulenkarl9535]

Hello everyone I have built everything like this, but unfortunately it does not work. I am playing on the Bedrock version. The items are not being passed through. They get stuck at the first dispenser. Maybe someone can help me. Unfortunately I'm not very familiar with Redstone yet. I also don't know all the differences between Java and the Bedrock version. Thank you very much

[@admaster21]

Does this work on bedrock?

[@Cortezerino]

Everything works except for the dropper item elevator. A few people have gotten it to work by looking up how the Bedrock versions are made.

[@euvittu]

Genial

[@duaneingrouille1703]

Bro please specify Java or Bedrock. I'm going to have to try and make this work on bedrock now as I like the concept.

[@Cortezerino]

It's for Java. Everything works on bedrock except for the dropper item elevator. Bedrock item elevators need the torch tower to be a little different.

[@duaneingrouille1703]

@@Cortezerino awesome yea I moved the dropper tower back one block and it fixes it although it's not silent. Thanks

[@kold_cnees]

does it work in 1.19.2?

[@volehunter]

This includes copper bulbs, so it only works for 1.20+ when they were added to the game, unless you can find a mod to that adds them in for previous versions.

[@Grim_medic]

🤯

[@ananassaft95]

algorithm

[@noproblem494]

Unfortunately, it only works on the Java version. I would really appreciate it if you had a solution for Bedrock.

[@NonJohns]

This works if you adapt the dropper elevator to work in bedrock (people have solved this by looking up "bedrock dropper elevator") every other component works

[@Itz_Collei]

1st