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Hey there mate, realise it's been 3 years since you made this vid but hope you can help me out! Using the WDL in the description, I've made an exact replica of your hopper-speed sorter for my Java Realm in the Nether, having it tied directly into the sorting system my Pigmen Gold-Farm -> Piglin Barterer setup outputs Thing is in single-player it works perfectly, no issues on the latest version - but I've gone over it give or take 14 times, checking each component is perfectly in place, but it seems to just dump everything out to where the bottom-barrel output is :( From what I can tell watching it operate, the materials just pass straight through the top, dropper, and out to the bottom, even if the mechanism to detect if brewing occurs is triggered (will see piston & trapdoors moving for e.g.) - only real difference I can see is the comparators & trap-doors don't 'lock' into place like they do on the Single-Player one, which I checked multiple times was the right way round and even flipped it to see if that would fix anything Again do realise it's been 3 years by this point, but the design is really compact, efficient, and damn clever if I may say so - so if you have any input or potential guess as to why it's not working as intended, hope to hear from you soon :D

This is amazing

Great video

a minecraft PhD course, neat!

I am very interested in the latest advancements at 4:45 in the video. Could you please publish it?

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couldnt focus, gonna need minecraft ms speedbuild hardcore timelapse gameplay on the top right

It working in 1.21?

Awesome vid. Btw if your hardware is capable try increasing this bitrate of your screen capture. That may get rid of those artifacts when moving around. Emphasis on might lmao not an expert

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Please submit your coursework by the end of this week.

I imagine this is some kind of university lecture in the future...

By the way, whenever you're using a linked list, an autobalancing binary tree is often better. It does take significantly more data though, is significantly more complex, and is much slower when working on the ends of the tree than the ends of a linked list. However, if you need data from the middle, the binary tree is much more efficient.

Eyes see: - Linked-list - Thumbnail has pictures of Minecraft blocks Brain thinks: How could this possibly go? 🤯

babe wake up they made malloc in redstone

Glad to see People using the Trick i discoverd

I wish I was capable of understanding this well enough to implement 😮

Is this still happening on mechanists cmp?

The presentation is great! I love how memory allocation techniques are used. I bet further advancements could be made by mimicking the tons of optimizations malloc() has, where there are for example separate strategies for small allocations. :-)

im sorry linked lists in minecraft storage

a very good thought and gj

You know its getting serious when you only open the game after 11 minutes of explanations. Nice video

Understood only the first 5 minutes but this sounds good. Well done!

Good content, thank you for sharing, Mr. llama engineer!

Nice to see you again :) Nice video too, already know a couple of people that will find this helpfull

3:18, wow that external processing idea is really similar to what's done in an ncore tree farm, where all the timing logic is handled by a separate module and outputted to addresses (different cores, usually sequentially in steps of 1 or 2). such an awesome presentation, and the slides were really clean gj

this is exactly what i needed

Damn thats Odeee

is there a schematic or anything?

How do i expand this with the new 1.21 update adding 4 new potions?

my friends are making me convert this to bedrock WOOOOOOO

Are you sure you're not doing this for your university? Seems like a good research paper XD

will this still works in 1.20+?

hello I wanted to join your discord but the invite is not guilty anymore (It doesen´t work) I would love to be in your discord and I really appreciate your work and its just amazing

great edit

How fast does it brew a box of potions in terms of game ticks? 440? 459?

how to use this

I made a quick build guide for this that works reliably so far in a 1.20.1 SMP, though I make no claim that it's optimal. ruclips.net/video/we1BqVg5IIM/видео.html