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[@thegreatjalliance]

Wow why is this guy underrated

[@OmLedu]

[@SerialGolfer1]

I've always wanted to get into building custom storage for survival to make it fit into the theme. huge props for teaching people how the system works with different options

[@OmLedu]

@@SerialGolfer1 Storage is a nice addition to any base :D Was one of the 1st things i tried to do before I messed with any sort of farm or any other redstone haha Was like "well... since we don't have quick stack buttons, or any sort of qol inventory management in the game, guess we gotta build it ourself!!!" Haha Storage needs are sooooo custom depending on playstyle there isn't really a 1 size fits all either... so nice to try and provide the information so people can figure out how to build what they needs :DDD All in all glad you enjoy

[@jacobflores9661]

W man’s very helpful and informative. Subscribed before the fame. 😎

[@OmLedu]

@@jacobflores9661 X]]]

[@TheGamorion]

You're videos are amazing man keep them coming!

[@OmLedu]

@@TheGamorion Yay! Glad you think so and happy that you enjoy :D Thanks for the support!

[@aPoCaLyPsE420187]

Another amazing video~! This is a must have for any starter base, and the modular sections allow easy customization if you have familiarity with Redstone. @7:31 - One thing I'll add for any readers, if your like me and don't like using pickaxes near hoppers/redstone due to something like Efficiency 5: --You can replace the Nether Wart Blocks (as seen in the timestamp) with (3) Normal Pistons (with it's face pushing out over the hoppers) -- --Then, just above those 3 newly replaced normal pistons, place (3) blocks of choice on top of those normal pistons WITH a button of choice on the face of that block. Now you can have an ease of access button to piston push your shulker box into the hopper with just a simple bare handed punch. (*Plus doesn't interact with Dropper-vator) Chef's Kiss, Easy and informative video making this for my GF's house as I send this - Keep up the great work!

[@OmLedu]

@@aPoCaLyPsE420187 Very true!! That's a neat idea. I always use wart or obsidian (wood works too but i always forget) to avoid destroying extra stuff with efficiency 5 just because I'm lazy and always have it laying around X] haha But having a fancy yet simple piston breaker is a super nice alternate

[@goldfitter1]

Yess a early/mid to late game storage ❤

[@OmLedu]

Gotta add them filters! Haha

[@edwardphillips8460]

Another excellent tutorial my friend.

[@OmLedu]

Glad you enjoy :DD

[@edwardphillips8460]

@@OmLedu you've quickly become a must watch. You've proven an excellent knowledge of the mechanics. On top of that you regularly respond discussing a thought or idea.

[@OmLedu]

@@edwardphillips8460 :D

[@Thelilcitrus]

I JUST finished my MISS sorter in my survival world now I see this video 😂

[@OmLedu]

@@Thelilcitrus Add some filters to it >:D haha That's awesome though! Congrats on gettin it donee

[@Rahulbpc]

Nice one 👍..... guardian farm 😁

[@OmLedu]

@@Rahulbpc I knowwww

[@snuckyr]

Great video! So are hopper lines the most efficient feed line type in bedrock then? Or is a packed ice line with water that items are dropped into better?

[@OmLedu]

It just depends on what you're wanting, or what you view as better :D For water steams they are faster, but cause way way way more lag. There is also the issue of water streams being too fast for standard filters, & requiring an unloader section to keep items safe from despawning if used before something like a MIS. On top of that to even gain the speed benefit from water streams you would need a faster unloader as well. But if you aren't wanting speed; hopper lines are safer, less laggy, more versatile, but a bit more expensive than some ice & water :p To each their own really! I know some people who love using x2, 4 8 speed item sorters with water streams and minecarts. Or some super efficient farms will basically require water streams in order to keep up with the items. But for everything else, especially on multiplayer, I would just recommend hopper lines instead. Less lag, & less potential problemz.

[@goldfitter1]

It really doesnt matter for 1x hopper speed. The reason i use water is mostly to the distance the items need to move before hitting the first filter. This way is cheaper for longer input lines. The downside is that you dont have 100% tilable filters or a non stackable filter available. So you should have the filters first then have the items going into hoppers before that. Lagg isnt a thing you should worry about with a 1x or 2x hopper speed filter. Maybe if you go 4x or 8x speed it could get extremely laggy. 2x, 4x and 8x speed can only be achieved with waterways.

[@snuckyr]

@@OmLedu thanks for responding, i really appreciate it!

[@OmLedu]

@@snuckyr Yeryer! Anytime! Hope that helped! & the other commenter, Goldfitter uses tons of item streams all the time ^^^ He the water stream champion X]

[@Minecraft_user94]

Very helpful 👍.....i have a question though is it possible to make the shulker storage system that Ethos made few months ago for bedrock????

[@OmLedu]

@@Minecraft_user94 No idea! Ngl I don't really watch videos & I tend to live under a rock XDD I would assume so though! What's the basic idea/ goal about the storage?

[@Acadewolf]

5:17 "because diamonds are rare". Are they tho?

[@OmLedu]

@@Acadewolf No X] not useful either. Always say diamonds out of a default habbit but should say ancient debris :ppp

[@Acadewolf]

@ that's not rare either 😂 and it's useful as you can't trade for netherite gear & tools

[@OmLedu]

@@Acadewolf X]] tbf also, anyone who cares about 39 of an item being trapped as apposed to 2, most likely thinks that everything is expensive/ hard to obtain.

[@Acadewolf]

@ truth!

[@jeepfan95]

Great video that is easy to follow and makes sense! How does the non-stackable item filter work? Is it possible because a sword (for example) has a higher redstone signal and unlocks the hopper below?

[@OmLedu]

@@jeepfan95 Yusss exactly! So non-stackables in a hopper has a signal strength of 3, where as stackables have a strength of 1. So as a non-stackable passes though the hopper, it is strong enough to unlock the hopper below it. That also means that you don't want multiple items to be in the hopper being read. So you don't want that hopper to be pulling from a container, only being pushed in to from another hopper. Where as the stackable's filter hopper is always unlocked, but it has no empty slots. So only items that are already in that hopper can fall down into it.

[@jeepfan95]

@@OmLedu Thanks for the thorough explanation. Do you know if the multi item sorter will experience any issues if it is large enough to spawn multiple chunks? The reason I ask is I built a similar setup (in Bedrock across 3-4 chunks) previously, and I had a lot of items that would not get sorted and end up at the end of the line. I could visually see the redstone firing at different times within the same columns. Not sure if it was due to repeaters being added, so I don’t know if there is a way to prevent this from occurring.

[@OmLedu]

@@jeepfan95 So there are 3 "limitations" to building long MIS with 100s of chests 1. Item's are going to take forrrrrever to go through the system, so either need a manual flushing system (like the lever in this video) or like a 30+ minute timer that starts once all items have left the input for the MIS. 2. Simulation distance. On default sim 4, redstone 4 chucks away from a player are loaded. So if the miss goes past the 4th chunk, or the player moves away, then only half of the MIS will be active which could cause it to skip items or only half work. 3. The back rows activating the droppers and hoppers can not have any overlap. So when adding repeaters to extend the signal the rows need to be split into sections that are only connected by the extension line. Every vertical row needs the clock to be precise & overlapping signals will cause the pattern to skew. So basically every 14 horizontal chests need to be split so that that section is being powered by a single source with no overlap. The expandable MIS video I linked in the description goes into more detail about doing that. In general, I would recomend smaller MIS sorters. Especially since you always have to leave 1 item in every slot, having 200 chests can be a massive pain. Plus 90% of items are craft only, rare, or unobtainable, so they kinda sort themselves in the overflow on the rare occasion you use them. Like if you never, or rarely build out of sandstone, do we really need to sort every variation of sandstone type of thing. Like personally I only use 1 or 2 wood chests. Unless you build tons of things out of different wood, there isn't much benefit in making a chest for every variation of every type of wood. Really it all depends on what all you commonly use. I just see people (and myself in the past) make a chest for every little thing and then never use 80% of the chest. Or have less than 1 stack of items in like 100s of different chests. All in all it's up to you, what you use & what you need. So I'll give items I use allot their own chests. But things I rarely use I'll just merge together to save space, time, materials, & to speed up the overall sorting processsss

[@jeepfan95]

@@OmLedu Thanks again for your wisdom and advice. Your comments hit on the exact issues I’m experiencing. I think it might be time to condense the storage system. :)

[@OmLedu]

@@jeepfan95 Anytime!! Always happy to share thoughts & ideas :D We can all learn stuffs together! :>

[@justinholder7954]

How would you do this on 1.21.3 Java as Redstone does not travel down glass so it breaks this system

[@OmLedu]

@@justinholder7954 With java filters that use repeaters. So comparator dust dust, down 1, dust. Then going back, repeater block torch. No target. HCDD H□□□D HT□R□ H hopper D dust C comparator T torch R repeater

[@Gerardo-s8b]

Can you please make a video explaining a chest hall (encoded)

[@OmLedu]

@@Gerardo-s8b Idk what an encoded chest hall is, but I can sure try! Haha I'll give it a google right now X] Ohhhh is that a binary sorter? Sounds similar. Also like a banking vault system in a way, or even a categorizor to some extent

[@WindFlakez]

can i build this on 3 different walls by having my non stackable items chests on the left side the common items in the middle and the multi item slot sorter on the right do you understand what i’m trying to get at?

[@OmLedu]

Totally! Just run the hopper intake line thingy around the corner :D

[@WindFlakez]

@ thanks:)))

[@OmLedu]

@WindFlakez Anytime :DD 🎈🎉🥳🎉🎈

[@WindFlakez]

hey again is it possible to make the common item filter be like 2 items for example a row not just for cactus but it also accepts green dye

[@OmLedu]

@@WindFlakez Yes & no! No, each cell can only sort 1 item. But!!! Like you can turn the chests sideways and have 2 cells going into each chest. Or! Can stack more filters on top of each other and connect the outputs. I usually build 3 layers of filters then tie them together however I want. Like 1 chest just for cobble, but then the next chest have 5 filters tied to it for cobble variants etc etc.

[@Gentlekimmo]

Hey, i build as shown in this tutorial, but my sorter system skips common item filter and non stackable stuff directly to MIS items :S stack wont reduce to 41. seems like the whole system is "offline" any idea what is wrong?

[@Gentlekimmo]

Oh this is bedrock

[@OmLedu]

@@Gentlekimmo yer, java has to use repeaters on filters since redstone can't travel down glass.

[@Gentlekimmo]

@@OmLedu yeah i figured it out 🙏 still awesome and educational tutorial, thanks 🙏

[@lukepitt3249]

In these storage systems, you always say they’re overflow protected. What does it mean that they’re overflow protected?

[@OmLedu]

@@lukepitt3249 Overflow protection is; if the chests fill up and then cause the hopper to fill up, nothing bad will happen. The items will just "overflow" out and go on down the line. But if the filter is not overflow protected, when the hopper fills up the redstone behind it will reach a strength of 4 causing the neighboring filters to drain their items. Once that happens, those hoppers are empty so all items going into the sorter will fall into those cells until you go in and redo everything. Non-overflow protected can be nice, to have more filler and less sorted items trapped, or to save space. But especially for generic tutorials it's nice to just avoid potential problems :D

[@rajgamer4043]

Hey omledu it seems very helpful for storage tech 😊 could you make a new item filter😅 because in the first slot 41 item is very hard for those people who are new. So i think you can make a new item sorter / filter that use 1 item in fast slot 🙂

[@OmLedu]

@@rajgamer4043 Yeah, you can just use more filler items to avoid leaving 41 in there, buuuut then they won't be overflow protected. And tbf if 40 dirt is expensive then maybe is not quite time to build a bulk storage system yet X]]] For early game, a MIS would be the most practical for being super cheap. Then once someone get's up & running, throwing some filters on there for bulk storage gives a nice mix between cheap & effective >:D But yeah, again, any filter that doesn't have 41 of the item being sorted just isn't overflow protected. So if it fills up it will break the entire system. But for rare items, can either use 43 filler junk items + 2 of the item being filtered (nice to use 2 instead of 1 to account for lag spikes) or can build a non-overflow protected filter that only has 2 dust instead of 3. That would only need around 20 filler items instead of 40. And can alternate! Like if the first filter is dirt, but the 2nd is obsidian. Can leave the dirt overflow protected, but add filler to next filter so that the obsidian is not. They won't interfere with each other as long as you don't like totally fill up on obsidian x]]]

[@teihk5490]

For me, sorting is very slow, so such an item the second is normal?

[@OmLedu]

@@teihk5490 Yes, MIS sorters are about half the speed of hopper lines since each hopper has to pull and push before the next hopper unlocks. For speed, basically the only options are x2 speed filters, water stream filters, or x4/8 hopper cart filters + water streams.

[@timothycampbell4047]

What am i missing to lock unstackable

[@OmLedu]

@@timothycampbell4047 A torch on the side of the targett.

[@syahfiqalarby6175]

does it not work with java?

[@Unleashed75]

No, there are a few differences that I can see, that won't work on Java. Some are simple changes but not sure with some others.

[@syahfiqalarby6175]

@@Unleashed75 welp, i tried, the hopper filter doesnt work in java

[@syahfiqalarby6175]

The current problem im facing with hoppers in a server is that the hopper transfers 3 items per tick instead of 1 item

[@OmLedu]

@@syahfiqalarby6175 The filters are not java friendly. Java filters have to use a repeater & no glass. I would also guess on java the torches on the dropper elevators will burn out as well.

[@sweetsugar6160]

I just stopped playing at wiggy cuz I couldn't figure out a suitable shulker unloader 😂

[@OmLedu]

@@sweetsugar6160 Yeah, ngl unloaders and loaders are frustrating. Unloaders are easier, but loaders are a huge pain because the shulker will tp through blocks on occasion -.- The loader designs that I have never tped a box though at least