3 Easy Auto Crafters to make EVERY Minecraft item

[@RaysWorks]

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[@hjonk1351]

The new era of automation has begun

[@steph_7775]

THE FACTORY MUST GROW

[@witha1]

this finally gives me a reason to sort all the stuff i get from my mob farms

[@MisterMoodyHere]

just as planned… the AI revolution is now spreading into mainstream media and video games. It’s almost complete…

[@arturjan4286]

I wanted to say the same words

[@Fangamer1254]

INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION!

[@Sandw1chTurtle]

i love the idea of being able to automate everything in the game and just have a massive room with chests auto filling up with their respective item

[@Turz]

You should try modding then!

[@calebhoff409]

It’s possible now!!!

[@johnlynch1353]

I believe both sand and gravel can’t be automated with out duping and have to be harvested by hand. If you don’t consider afk farms automated then you lose access to things like string, gunpowder, blaze rods, gold, red stone, and glow stone dust. Mob spawns are based on player location so the farms need players nearby or operating them to work. Also tree farms for wood still need players to place the saplings.

[@CoryTheCoder]

@@johnlynch1353 gravel can be obtained from piglin bartering

[@truthhunterhawk3932]

​@@johnlynch1353sand can be obtained from husks, but that can be inefficient

[@MCChubbyUnicorn]

Just realized that this will make bee farms so much better. Now we can have limited bottles in the farm but still get unlimited blocks

[@AnimanuiVasile]

This will make almost every farm much better

[@cecilrhodes2153]

The ‘copy written books’ craft technically means you’ve invented the printing press in Minecraft.

[@Abbanellie]

😳🫡

[@langcao3544]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥WE BECOMING GUTENBURG WITH THIS ONE 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣🗣

[@MehnixIsThatGuy]

Now i kind of want to see a Minecraft Version of the Lazy Bastard Achievement from Factorio where an entire proper playthrough is done with only one manual craft, that being the crafter itself.

[@Hubcat_]

That's a cool idea, it would be really difficult to get that original crafter. The iron could be gotten by killing an iron golem, crafting tables (both as an ingredient and to be used to make the crafter) could be found in villages/pillager outposts, and redstone from witches if nothing else. Sadly droppers don't spawn naturally as far as I could find, even in ancient cities, so you'd have to make 2 crafts

[@icespirit]

​@@Hubcat_redstone can be found in plenty of chests, trading with villagers, in ancient cities and jungle temples or mining redstone ore

[@Hubcat_]

@@icespirit I figured there'd be a simpler way, I just wasn't certain if it spawned in chests, and didn't know if it was possible to get a pick good enough to mine it without crafting since the village changes, I should've remembered villagers and structures though

[@hitihautriponel419]

crafting tables and redstone could be dropped with a creeper explosion, so you could even try a no block mined challenge

[@icespirit]

@@Hubcat_ creepers can also blow up a redstone ore

[@potato_noir]

Great design! I'm assuming this gets around the weird hopper priority issues people were having? I had a lot of fun making my design for this and mine shares lots of elements with yours!

[@dariusstarrett8837]

I remember him saying that if you chunk align it, hoppers and droppers will behave properly.

[@PseudoResonance]

It does not, but it's a pretty easy fix. You can replace the redstone on the barrels with observers, redstone output facing down, and put repeaters or observers on top of the observer chain so that all the droppers trigger in order. Put the comparator that's reading the crafter into compare mode, not subtract, get rid of the repeater and redstone on the crafter and replace it with 1 redstone where the repeater was. Then run that signal up into the observer chain. If you're using repeaters above the observers, you can use a T-flip-flop to toggle the repeaters on/off with each craft and it works perfectly.

[@AuroraNora3]

13:00 If anyone is having trouble with the last design breaking after a while, here is a soution: Make the crafting-circuit power a mono-stable repeater-pulse passing by some observers which power the barrels, and thereby the droppers. Then rework the circuit for the stopping mechanism by routing the signal in the back to a piston which pushes a redstone block into position next to the Crafter's comparator. You can now remove the 18 repeaters powering the hoppers, as they are not needed. It should now work flawlessly!

[@link287]

+1 this worked for me as well. I couldnt get mine work at all even if I rearranged what was in the droppers. It also made me learn what a mono-stable circuit was. To slightly add on if you put a lever on the back on the block that power the piston you can also still turn it off manually.

[@dillb2369]

+1 Definetly the way to go, even if you haven't built it yet it will break, do this from the start and save yourself the headache

[@ethanlahn3866]

Dang man! You’re a beast! I’m sitting here thinking that using autocrafters will be insanely complex and then I see the last version and I’m like, “that’s so simple it’s genius.”

[@SnailyTheSnail]

Same bro, I thought these things would require insanely complex systems for the item imputs

[@beez1717]

All you need now is a simple item sorter so you can throw in tons of items and have it all get sent to the proper storage so it can be crafted in the correct order.

[@Axelpvz2030]

16:11 an easy way to fill all the dispensers equality with the right items is use a row of item filters and a hooper/chest minecart, the minecart reparts all items across the hoppers, and it a filter is used only the right items will enter, is slow but that way you can just throw all the materials on a same input and still get the crafted result

[@sc0ped_sky621]

Smort

[@Axelpvz2030]

​​@@RaysWorksThen just connect the torches and/or comparatorw connected to the droppers so they block the item filters from accepting anything once the dropper has filled to a certain level, maybe just if it has one item, that way you can kinda mimic the behavior of the crafter itself, put one item in each dropper, then send all to the crafter and accept the next group of materials

[@Axelpvz2030]

​@@RaysWorks or make something to let te items stack in a chest before the hooper, then once there's enough of each material, unlock the hooper, fill the Minecart and let it work until materials are low already

[@Axelpvz2030]

​@@RaysWorksOr an alternative might be interested of a minecart, use a system of double chest, chest boats and hoppers to distribute the items , and again, you can block certain hoopers to let the materials fill, then let them go once enough have stacked

[@ManySighs]

when the update launches i'm hooking a tnt auto crafter to my gunpowder farm, and that to a minecart crafter hooked up to a iron fram

[@maxwellli7057]

Holy crap i hadn't rven thought of auto tnt crafting

[@TaxEvasion1452]

And where will you get the sand for it?

[@kaicraftman]

​@@TaxEvasion1452sand duper probably

[@CMWolfMagic]

Well now the ultimate challenge is to see how many things you can auto craft in 1 chunk.

[@niffumdaed]

I would love to see the last design but using binary stored data to determine which items needed pulling it out of an storage. And use temporary filleritems at each point where a blank is needed. Under the crafter will be a locked hopper which only accepts filler items. It opens after the full recipe is in the crafter and it gets rid of the filler items.

[@witherschat]

I've beens working on something similar, but using music discs and a redcoder. It only allows for up to 14 different inputs (15 power levels-1 for "complete craft"), or 11 counting only the disc farm discs, but it allows to order a chain of crafts from the same crafter. My current prototype can only handle up to 2 slot fillers per recipe, but it removes the dummy items and crafts with only one instruction, and it's enough for most stuff. Sad thing tho: crafting a crafter starting from logs, cobble, redstone and iron ingots requires 28 instructions, which is one more than a shulker box can contain. (log, craft, plank, plank, slot filler, plank, plank, craft, cobble, cobble, cobble, cobble, slot filler, cobble, cobble, redstone, cobble, craft, iron, iron, iron, iron, crafting table, iron, redstone, dropper, redstone, craft)

[@tenthant]

If you just add a sorter to the "crafting everything autocrafter" then you could put dummy items into those barrels that can be filtered out for recipes that have empty spaces instead of locking the slots.

[@Michael.Nietzsche.Macucows]

🤯🤯🤯

[@determinedhelicopter2948]

My dummy item of choice is light gray glass pane

[@tonig2255]

Would have to be half as fast tho, in order to allow the hopper below crafter to remove the filler items before the craft starts. should be fairly easy tho, hard part is making it able to switch between different crafts, since you need to ensure all hoppers are empty before switching, and also need some way of storing a lot of different setups of sorters for each item

[@witherschat]

​@@tonig2255 That's where you entirely give up on the "1 dropper per slot" idea, and switch to 1 dropper per item type. Downside? It is harder to program the recipe and a bit slower to operate (can be made significantly faster with an instant dropper). Upside? You can have different recipes in the same system, and refilling is easier logistically. Plus, you can encode chains of recipes for multi-step crafting with one single crafter. For example: -Make 4 planks -Make 8 sticks -Make 8 redstone torches -Make 4 repeaters. For a total of 80 instructions, or 3 shulker boxes of discs (-1 slot) worth of information. The system is harder to build, but MUCH more powerful.

[@matusbuzgo8366]

@@tonig2255 yesterday I made one that takes recipe-arranged shulker boxes with ingredients as input and automatically crafts items using those ingredients and given recipe shape. You can also queue up multiple recipes (pretty much as many as you like, as long as you have enough queue storage) and the machine will automatically craft them all without any further human interaction needed. However, I kind of gave up on it since I later realized that the 1 wide shulker unloaders I used were not really tileable (sometimes empty shulker box would end up in wrong hopper, clogging up system, breaking the whole thing) and didn't know about the hopper priority issue which I learnt about once I reloaded the world. It is still possible to fix all of these issues, but I'm not in a mood to do so right now.

[@STNDD]

These auto crafter designs looked really cool 👍 You also managed to make them incredibly compact, even with the restriction of even having them work in Bedrock!

[@quandaviousvonheadsonzingl6453]

This really changes a lot of things on the "Farm Everything" list as now no gui is needed to craft anything anymore! Can't wait to see

[@robaldosimoes9865]

This block scares me with so many things it can do 💀

[@Lorenzo-v5o]

It can do end rods💀

[@nexussfan.]

I can't imagine how much will be possible after the release of 1.21!

[@vincenthills5024]

W pfp

[@chiretach.]

vanilla players when they get a shitty version of analog crafter

[@whateverIwasthinkingatthetime]

​@@chiretach.Minecraft complainers finding ways to shit on the devs for adding features everyone wants

[@theamazingspooderman2697]

​@@chiretach. this one feels the most Minecraft-y to me, it even has a face like other major Redstone components

[@Key-Knight87]

@@whateverIwasthinkingatthetime He's right. why even add the block if it's just going to be a shitty version of a better mod?

[@FloridaStateWX]

I built my own autocrafter prototype to toy with the idea, and it was working out pretty well, minus a few issues that needed to be fixed. But I will build a simple one from your tutorial tonight. Thank you so much for making this. Hoorah to a new era!

[@Code_DarkWolf]

For the distribution in the larger version you could use a hopper minecart over item filters, it will make the contraption bigger though

[@Code_DarkWolf]

@@RaysWorks then the solution would be to work around the slowest input, feed the different materials in their respective chest before the feed chest for the minecart, once all chests have enough materials then they all start sending them to the feed chest in the amounts needed, maybe using a clock so it's harder for the amounts to mess up

[@thecoolguy1233]

9:23 the invention of the printing press (in minecraft)

[@AndreiDante]

I really love the Minecraft community!!! It's been 3 to 4 days since Crafter was released inside the game, and there are designs for all the craftable items that the Crafter can do. Truly amazing!

[@gostlyplays]

After he reads off all the different items each machine can make I fully expect to hear a “we didn’t start the fire!” afterwards

[@Oliba]

ive been sat 2 days straight strugglin tryna make a dispenser crafter and you come here with the simplest god damn design. please stop being smart i hate being outsmarted so hard

[@runics8052]

The more I think of how I could use the crafter, the more i realize just how incredibly useful it is

[@mooing_cowmilk]

I had built a design similar to 14:49 but solely using hoppers instead of droppers. However when you power the whole line at the same time into the hopper line to the crafter, the item order is consistently inconsistent. For example if using 9 different items for each slot, the FARTHEST item somehow gets to the crafter first then the expected order from close to far. But then if you swap the items for a different recipe (and nothing else changed), it is a different order. Any ideas on cause (At first I thought it was Redstone dust update order but that wouldn't explain a difference between recipes)

[@PseudoResonance]

It's due to the way hoppers update inconsistently. That design works well until you restart the world, then it breaks. My solution was to have a line of observers, redstone output facing the droppers, and run a line of repeaters or observers or something in front of the observers. Then you can trigger all the droppers in the correct order and the items always arrive correctly. My design used repeaters and a T-flip-flop to toggle the repeaters on/off with each craft so that the observers/droppers only fire once. Hopefully Mojang will fix the hopper bug before 1.21 releases, but I wouldn't count on it, as it's been a known issue for a long time.

[@AuroraNora3]

​@@PseudoResonance I did mostly the exact same. My solution was to make the crafting-circuit power a mono-stable repeater-pulse passing by some observers which power the barrels, and thereby the droppers. I also reworked the circuit for the stopping mechanism, by routing the signal in the back to a piston which pushes a redstone block into position next to the Crafter's comparator. I then removed the 18 repeaters powering the hoppers, as they are not needed. It now works flawlessly!

[@JenInMinecraft]

This is the video I've been waiting for.

[@TRquiet]

Just the realization that a full composter puts out a signal strength of 8 is a fantastic reminder for the crafter, specifically. It’ll save me a fortune in books and lecterns.

[@jimmyh2137]

You can replace that with a Pot, put in 1 to 8 items :D

[@TheRealYeller]

Wouldn't necesarrily say that it has no problem whatsoever, since the hopper order is broken as soon as you relog, breaking any crafting recipes at 15:45. I'd say its a major flaw in the way Mojang coded hoppers, but luckily you can get around it by replacing the hoppers with droppers, and changing the curcuitry out with observers and rails for a 100% reliable design. You'd have to spam the droppers that are replacing the hopper chain, but you can turn it off while the farm isnt running, but you'd have to turn off the spam clock on a delay so it doesn't break the crafter.

[@fsdeadshot5258]

For the final complex design. You can have every item in its own chest. And hook up the empty chest detection system to a redstone lamp. So it tells you which chest is low on items. I’m definitely going to be making that. Making an auto dispenser machine and redstone components. As well as cakes. Going to be amazing.

[@jobo4756]

RaysWorks don't know if you've already done it but I did some messing around and managed to make your design at around 9:46 wait till the hoppers reach 24 items instead of 5 stacks to turn off which in turn reduces the amount of items needed for the system. If anyone is interested just reply and I'll let you know how It does make the wiring slightly bigger but not much about a block each side

[@bubs4581]

The thing I'm most excited for with crafters is being able to connect any bone meal based farm directly to a skeleton grinder. It's the little things.

[@DukDolan]

the bones to bone blocks auto crafter will actually be so useful for my skeleton farm

[@joshuaanderson5666]

For the second round of crafters that read the contents of the hopper, it might make more sense to have non-stackable filter items like named swords or bows to get around having to have 5 stacks of glass or concrete in a hopper to “prime the pump” for dying purposes. Great video, the crafters revolution is upon us

[@josepescudefont3935]

the last design gives me classic auto potion brewing vives, thanks for your work

[@izjusme9504]

the main use in survival will undoubtedly be compacting into blocks for high efficiency. Gold farms, slime farms, iron farms, kelp farms for fuel, ect.

[@hecHa_77]

Thank you for this great video! I needed exactly these kind of compact designs.

[@RaysWorks]

Glad it was helpful!

[@hlibprishchepov322]

It will be cool to make autocratic like in Factorio. You select what you want in any amount and autocrafter makes it, but when you need another item to do, it's add this recipe to a buffer

[@witherschat]

This is *insanely complex* actually. It would require an actual redstone computer.

[@TaxEvasion1452]

@@witherschatred stone computers may seem really complex, but even in the simplest forms it’s usually very worth it to make one. With relatively basic knowledge of computer science, you can massively upgrade your red stone machines

[@sc0rch3d]

built the last design in 1.21 for Dispensers and you NEED the comparator clock fix. use the "general crafter" for bows to feed the dropper designated for bows.

[@samurexatlas7373]

Hopefully you can lock a recipe, so the timing systems aren't required. I mean, you can still automate, but locking a recipe would be very useful.

[@NotSoMax]

One thing worth considering. It’s good to make tileable designs and use droppers instead of hoppers wherever possible if you’re dealing with high yield farms, otherwise you end up with your storage having the potential to get backed up pretty quick. My fastest compact compressor (ie dust,ingots,etc. to blocks) can do a double chest in ~3 minutes(slow I know) but using just hoppers would be twice as slow at just under 6 minutes. Edit: fastest compactor I made is now 1:28 for a double chest

[@Statue_00]

I made an "everything crafter" before watching any tutorials and yours is waaaaaay way smaller and less complex than mine lol.

[@MiTheMer]

Now we only need that dispensers can finally milk cows.. and we have infinite cake!

[@SP4CEBAR]

I'd love to see your farms be chained together!

[@hastley64]

We need to start calling those "Factories"!

[@nirjhar4803]

Highkey they're no longer 'farms', we're going through the literal industrial revolution in Minecraft.

[@Weirix]

I used the simple one (around the 3:00 mark) just to get used to the autocrafter and make a couple of my farms simple. Oh my god I could kiss you. All the videos I saw were like, making timers with furnaces and noteblocks and sculk sensors and all this crap, just way too complicated. This was much simpler, a couple comparators and some redstone with a composter. oh my god. Granted, I'm just making bamboo planks and iron blocks for now so its not like I'm makin anything crazy. but STILL. Not having to craft that shit almost has me in tears! lol. huge quality of life improvement. I like things to be braindead simple, and this was it! Thanks so much for your help. I dont usually sub from one video but I'm legit so happy rn that I cant help it lol

[@DarthBatman420]

Dude this is brilliant. Well done.

[@xileras]

Might be worth mentioning that if you're planning on building the very last contraption, that at least one item must be present in the barrels before starting the farm. So, with the hoppers at the bottom still locked, put in one item in each barrel and then turn the farm on. That's what gets the initial sequence started.

[@RaysWorks]

Check description

[@miriamberrocal4152]

Genius! As a minecraft player who doesn't know how to use redstone, Incredibly I could understand you so thank you so much! New sub!

[@RaysWorks]

Glad I could help!

[@evesing1281]

Megafarms collecting system will improve so much. This feature is actualy game changing on most technical smp severs.

[@NormogGaming]

Amazing work as always Ray.. can't wait for this to come out.

[@yf-maxi]

The first thing I thought of when I saw the auto crafter was how easy the collection system for gold farms will be. All gold to one chest, rotten flesh to another and throw away all the swords. The gold gets crafted into gold blocks and can be put in shulkers.

[@Astrostar27]

It feels good that a another useful redstone item has been introduced into the game.

[@adicsbtw]

12:32 I had an idea to improve the any 2 item autocrafter You could use autocrafters, not as a crafter, but as an item counter. For the first 9 items, every time an item goes in, you get a new redstone signal strength. You could use that to detect when the right number of items are queued, then put them into the actual crafter for crafting

[@XZANEOUS]

It seriously has. So many farms could benefit from this update. Another thing is dispensers could be so easy to craft with this.

[@AuroraNora3]

9:03 how do you deal with the overflow on this design? It produces faster than hoppers can handle the output. So no matter what, the container above the Crafter will fill up. Tbh if you produce so much that it overflows, you are producing faster than you are using so it doesn't matter if you lose rockets, but what I'm worried about is potential lag. My 2 solutions are, either: 1. comparator to measure when container is full and stop the machine. 2. just cover the container in lava to automatically burn the overflow lmao.

[@THKlasen]

This is insanely useful! Absolute GG! Question though, did the Diamond Farmer Tier requirements change? I’m not on it anymore….

[@SoIrace]

ray good luck finishing all things farmable

[@brandonmack111]

These are great! Though i do feel like the most interesting crafters will be the complex chains of crafts.

[@joeysir4885]

Wow! This is insane, thank you!

[@Wortigon2000]

Well damn. I built some (2) different versions for a single type of input item, and one that crafts automatically with up to 9 types of input items that's easily customiseable, including the number of slots in the input item list, but your versions look rather useful. Especially since most recipes don't require more than 2 types of materials. Also your last showcased design that can take up to 9 types of materials, seems way more compact than the one I managed to come up with. If you add levers on top of the blocks with the redstone torches, you can also customise the number of items you want to input for the crafting recipe, so I guess even featurewise, all mine has over yours is having the crafting itself connected to the input counters, meaning it starts automatically once there are enough resources of ever type to craft even just 1 more item of the requested type.However, it seems to me like your version can leave items in the barrels/hoppers when it runs out of items. Up to 1 more craft's amount. What I did to avoid that was to add a block that can cut/connect the redstone line between the pulse that starts another crafting process, and the line that activates the droppers, when one of the materials runs out. I guess my simpler designs are more chonky because I prefer to make my redstone systems input based. As in: it'll activate automatically based on the input, do it's job, and empty itself out (as much as possible) while working. (The smallest one was 2x2x4, but I've seen an interestng design on the prototech discord that's 1 wide tileable already. It is 1x4x5 though. It is double hopper speed. That said, looking at it, it might require one more observer in an extra line at the bottom, making it 1 taller, into 1x5x5, to add overflow protection.

[@YesPLS13]

Hermit craft is going to have a field day with this one!!

[@gugadone]

Revolution has begun!

[@devonbruening7920]

He said auto-crafting dark prismarine and sea lanterns. Instantly sold on this lol

[@thomasbroug914]

Okay, imagine this... A self replanishing storage room which combines all your farms together with the autocrafters in order to make every automatable item and have it stored in a storageroom Might be a fun idea for a series too

[@Kreeper_kat]

Thank you for explain how Redstone works!

[@zeekjones1]

Recycling metal from mob grinders is now viable. Melt down all that old iron and gold, and store them as blocks.

[@Mellowbaton]

This just revolutionized like every farm in the game

[@_XRMissie]

I completely forgot you use a steam controller. Not many of us left with these it seems, they're starting to get rare.

[@Nobody2000]

Using the designs where two different items are combined does not work for me when combining a stackable item (like a chest) and unstackable item (e.g. a boat). Whenthe boat supplies run out, one slot in the crafter is empty. Filling up the boat supply again results in a 50% chance that the empty slot in the auto crafter is filled with the stackable items instead of the nonstackable ones. The design would need some update which ensures the resupplied hopper is unpowered first.

[@wheresmymuffins]

you forgot to mention that last setup w/ all the barrels and droppers can also make the crafter itself

[@TheB0sss]

That last build is perfect for most farms i think. Sort items into the correct containers and boom, you're done.

[@ruralkracken3000]

I've got a design that can build around 2000 complex recipes per hour it's crude and needs compacting. It can break when it runs out but it's an easy fix. You have a few designs that will help me with mine.

[@markludwiglabadan6161]

Thanks for making it work in bedrock also!!❤

[@deleted_handle]

Now we need a block that mines so people will make machines that speedrun minecraft.

[@dpear3]

This just revolutionized the bowl farming meta.

[@circuitcraft2399]

I wonder if you could speed up the any-item crafter (and the others) using an instant dropper line. It should be able to handle full hopper-speed, or even dropper-speed.

[@virussumpf7995]

can you not use auto crafters with all slots disabled instead of composters now as a signal strength of 8 or as a signal strength from 0 - 9 wich is just what we did the past years with composters that were only able to go from 0 - 8

[@kevinjamesmartin4307]

For example your very first farm, unlock all those crafting slots and it still does EVERYTHING you said and designed it for but also crafts diamond blocks emerald blocks etc. MANY of these farms have comparators when they DON'T NEED THEM AT ALL and if that's not bad enough you gave them two

[@Asher-r2j]

You should add to your farms with the crafter to turn wood into doors, gold nuggets into gold blocks, ect.

[@kianr2200]

THIS IS SO SICK

[@Klado02]

man, i was trying to do this system to craft Hoppers but i didnt find how "make it small" thanks for the video :D

[@Jbot123]

Very impressive!

[@iSam3000]

Incredible video

[@Grenguy_]

You could use an item filter for the last syiston so it fills it up automatically whith a hopper minecart

[@BurningLance2]

hmm hook up an autocrafter to like smoker that makes dried kelp to make dried kelp block and the smoker is hooked up to a kelp farm and a good bamboo farm to keep the fuel up and running. or the bamboo farm hooked to another crafter for bamboo blocks which is transported to the smoker as fuel

[@wumpty93]

The crafter would really benefit from having a recipe book installed into the interface so players can "choose" what they wish to automate.

[@timohara7717]

Ruins the creativity

[@Schmopit]

​@@timohara7717 What creativity? You're on a video that spells out how to use the blocks for you. Every redstone item they add "ruins the creativity" to some extent, but opens up a lot more possibilities at the same time. People moaned about observers in a similar way. You can choose to ignore the new stuff if you care that much, and the rest of us can enjoy it. It makes no sense for this block not to have some way of programming the input, and it would be much better if it did.

[@MrCuriousModding]

Thanks for the World download. Can you tell us where the unit featured at 8:39 outputs it's items? The crafter seems to be facing inside the contraption and there doesn't seem to be any storage attached to it. Also, I was not able to get this one to work at all. I tried attaching storage, and replacing all the items in the hoppers, but that thing will just not output anything.

[@micayahritchie7158]

I think movable tile entities on bedrock means you can just swap out your different crafters with some logic too so you could build one machine that crafts anything

[@khheroxasoraypowell]

fantastic job keep it up

[@erikderfreak]

9:43 I found a breaking mistake! The clock on this 2 items, 9 slot crafter is actually just slighty too fast for a 1to8 ratio recipe (example: golden carrots). The hopper filling in the 8 items (example: golden nuggets) is slightly slower than the clock, which causes the crafter to slowly run out of nuggets and after some time filling up empty slots with carrots, which breaks the system and needs a manual fix. It's an easy fix, just adding another repeater on fastest delay.

[@RaysWorks]

Can you message me on discord about this pls

[@erikderfreak]

@@RaysWorks yeah sure. One moment

[@veryblocky]

I was expecting one machine that can craft anything, you should build that next.

[@samuelmoli5197]

wym? the last one can craft anything pay attention

[@veryblocky]

@@samuelmoli5197 I mean like without changing settings or whatever. That one can’t craft a sword and then a pickaxe without you fiddling with the crafter and then changing out the items. One machine that does EVERYTHING, not one machine per item

[@bcalriss8906]

@@veryblockyI'm looking forward to seeing when someone figures out how to build that monstrosity lol. It'll be amazing

[@kazedcat]

​@@bcalriss8906Someone already figured it out by using dummy items instead of disabling slot in the crafter you can use item filter to suck the dummy items out before generating a pulse to activate the crafter. The issue is then reduce to delivering the proper items into the corresponding input hopper.

[@veryblocky]

@@RaysWorks come on, you’ve got to admit a universal crafter would be pretty cool

[@Irdanwen]

This is so awesome! Thanks for this I love it!

[@TicketyTy]

Great video keep the great content up

[@miomip]

I think we can use the last crafter along with some binary logic to automate a large-scale crafting system.

[@TheMinecraftBlockHD]

Nice video man!

[@あやす-p6p]

8:01 crafter does not work anymore on 23w45a. Downloaded the world also and checked it there.

[@connordarvall8482]

Now we just have to figure out how to make one of those fancy portal loaders so we can combine a witch farm with a nether fortress. We may be on the edge of fully automatic potion brewing.

[@ElderEagle42]

We need someone to make a contraption that can you press a button for ANY craftable item to get it.

[@noahjager6459]

Could be possible if you hook up a item frame with the desired item,a button under it and a storage unit that feeds into the crafters.