Auto Crafting in Minecraft 1.21 Snapshot
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Published 2023-10-19
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All Comments (21)
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Just a note on this video; The obvious uses for this block are outputs from farms and mass 'simple' crafting (things like iron blocks etc.) I wanted to get creative and get a feel for how it works. Will be releasing some videos soon on more functional pipelines! EDIT: Hopper update order messes with this design when re-logging mid process. I've fixed it using some extra circuitry, but it definitely adds some extra confusion for people making these themselves.
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Now we've gotta wait for mumbo to autocraft autocrafters
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This also means there will be automatic wood planks maker out of bamboo
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Seeing Mumbo trying to craft a ''wob'' made my day.
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Dispensers were the first thing I was excited to use auto crafters for but not actually by crafting bows. I’ve always wanted the excess bows from a skeleton farm to have a useful output. It’ll be super nice to have all of your blocks compressed in storage (iron blocks, slime blocks, redstone blocks) not to mention all the stuff you’ll be able to do with furnace arrays
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If you make a bamboo farm, you can auto craft them into sticks. You can hook that up to a cobblestone farm and a skeleton spawner farm and a witch farm to culminate into... a Dispenser farm
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I don’t think people realize how impactful this could be. Theoretically you could have a sorting system that automatically fills up every craftable item. For example you can make a tree farm, set up a bunch of auto crafters, then you could fill your sorting system with all types of wood products. And that’s only the wood. You can do all the stone bricks, etc
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I can't wait for someone to make a machine that allows you to press one button and get any item in the game
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Excited for the new block. Would be nice if the devs add a function to allow the player to lock in a slot that has an item in it to simplify the restone and potentially reduce lag. That way the crafter remembers an item to be added into the slot and when it's emptied of that item it shows a faded item in that slot until it's refilled.
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When I saw the Crafter was being added I got that little excited feeling that something cool was coming. Then I realized that Mumbo would be showing me how “it’s really quite simple,” and I got even more excited!
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This also seems like it'll be amazing for automating farms, so that you can compact mass amounts of wheat into blocks before being sent into storage, or automatically making stacks on stacks of bread. Mojang really just said "Factorio moment" and it's great.
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I am so glad to see the Mumbo journey of these items as mumbo is doing all the things I didn't know I wanted to test (moving it, observer output) but absolutely wanted to know
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Seeing Mumbo get all giddy and excited over the new stuff, and getting even more giddy and excited when he starts understanding how it works really does make me so incredibly happy. It's like watching a kid open their favorite gifts on Christmas or something.
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Could be an interesting thing for the Hermitcraft stores. Instead of the "take item, add diamond(s)" thing they usually do, the shop chests could be built to dump the diamonds after the purchase and then replenish themselves automatically. Think of a redstone store with all the raw ingredients stashed in the back ... if someone buys a stack of comparators, it uses the dust, sticks, stone and nether quartz to remake the 64 just sold.
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These things just skyrocketed the number of farmable resources. Before we were limited to farming raw ingredients which we had to craft things with ourselves... Now we can automate everything that you can craft with those raw resources as well. It'd be really fun to try and make a factory that produces all manner of building blocks, or redstone components, or weapons and armor, all by itself!
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Hypothetically, if: - You had a mob farm - A raid farm - A wood farm - A cobblestone farm With the wood being converted into sticks, and only keeping the restone from the witches in the raid, and only keeping the string from the mob farm. You could do this process completely automatically, sure, it wouldn't be as fast as crafting, but it is more or less afkable.
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I also love that you can send an item directly from the autocrafter into another adjacent autocrafter if the output from the first one is facing into the facing the second one
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I specifically waited for mumbo to upload before watching any other crafter videos!
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The way Mumbo first tried to make a bow has a name: a wob, or a backwards bow
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I imagine the most common use for auto-crafters will be for compacting resources. Dried kelp to kelp blocks etc etc. Edit* Please keep replying with ideas, I'm designing a new industrial district and I need as many ideas as I can get for making it as efficient as possible.
