OMFG, he mentioned how to put recipes into assemblers vertically! Give this man a jar of cookies! He is actually trying to teach us the theory behind the blocks!
you seriously do not understand how much help the last series and now this one has provided and opened my mind to all possibilities in any modpacks with ae2 and any other mods i like thanks guys
@@TheMindCrafters I should note tho, that the last autocrafting setup does not quite work for me though. I use All the Mods 8, trying to make the system use ingot essences I grow to automatically craft ingots on its own, but if I try to set the export bus to export the ingots, it will not craft them (yes I have a small Bertha, lol, and a pattern provider+assembler with the recipe), it will merely pull existing ingots from the system thru the bus. What am I missing?
Had to relisten 26:18 just to make sure it was not just a misheard autogen subtitle. Was not disappointed. For me, Botania is just a mod for getting early-game dye colors and Vazkii's heads for Woot 😃 Awesome to have you back, eagerly looking forward to the last part with those 1.19 crystals!
I love that you guys are still around. Somehow, youre just a notch above other tutorials and always have been. I find myself coming back to you guys over the years and my Minecraft adventures. Thanks for the years of service. o7
I know I am late to see this series, but personally I feel this needs more attention than the couple hundred likes it has. This tutorial/walkthrough goes into so much detail and specifics as well as the sections of the video being marked; keep up the good work.
Of note, THE PATTERN PROVIDER DOES NOT PULL, the assemblers push to adjacent inventories. This is important for returning items to the network, you need to push the result into a provider with an item pipe of some sort, or if the machine auto-pushes.
FYI, the "Emit redstone pulse to craft" Is designed for farms that don't need an input to """craft""" new items. Say you have a wheat farm, you can use that pulse to tell the farm to output wheat to the ME system. This is nice if you don't have a ton of room in your system and for some reason don't want it just in a storage box available to the network, or if you need to tell it to harvest or something.
This is great and awesome. I'm having to rewatch again and again, plus my system doesn't exactly match his (no plus sign if the system knows how to craft something) . I've got so much to automate. Working on how to go from scratch with both Mekanism AND AE2 to leverage both systems. I REALLY wish Mekanism had cable facades.
Bro, thank you so much for this tutorial. You help me a lot beacouse until now it was big magic for me when somebody setup with this mod autocrafter, now i can do it my self and also in this video isnt crafting recepts for the mod items so it isnt taking so much time to watch this amazing video ❤ and for bonus you even show how to use diffrent mod blocks with autocrafter like mekanism or botania.❤❤❤
im playing Project Ozone 3 on Kappa mode and transistors / melodic capacitors are a pain in the ass, i'll try to automate everything with this knowledge, tysm.
I had completely forgotten about Big Bertha! Its been stuck in my head for years to name crafting cpu's that name but I had completely forgotten why until now lol
At the point where you're automating Mekanism, you probably should have automated all your raw materials to the point where you don't need the export crafting anymore. You should have a crushing factory somewhere, keeping a steady stock of all the common dusts in the system. Maybe the modpack contains sophisticated storage and have a barrel with the capacity limited to a single stack as a buffer. That's a good way to keep bonsai grown resources in a limited stock and not clogging your systems with 500k charcoal and logs.
unfortunately the provider setups shown at 19:52 could potentially break because the closest connection is ambiguous meaning some of the providers could go horizontally to the left before going down, hogging up the channels they arent supposed to.even if this setup seems to work without issue it could potentially break when reloading the world or reconnecting them to the controller. the only way to fix it that i found is to use 4 p2p tunnel pairs per one dense cable/controller face to make sure the only possible connection is vertical(in this case)
It's possible I suppose, but this is the setup I've been using on my ATM7 world and I have yet to encounter an issue. Thanks for the feedback though...it could potentially help someone who encounters an issue with the setup!
I have a request. Could you make diagrams? So for each section, having a diagram (diagrams) for each setup with component names would be really useful.
Originally mentioned by @colefehring1203 in the last video to explain the Level Emitter crafting mode: It creates a crafting process within the Terminal similar to putting a pattern into an interface. When you request that item, it then turns on the emitter. Once the item requested enters the system, it turns back off again. This way you can turn on a larger system or computercraft program that will create a specific item.
Be wise with an auto crafter guys, since it crafts so fast and you do not see any of it, you tend to go willy-nilly on making too many items and you wonder where are you resources went to
I don't know if you keep answering comments, I hope you do because I have a problem with autocrafting I can't seem to solve, here is what is happening: * What the problem is: In short: Molecular assemblers (and other crafting/process units) do not output their contents into their respective pattern provider. In Long: I build a network that is purely AE2 (no mods used, though they are installed), and tried to make a basic autocrafting system. I went into creative mode and copied, piece by piece the system shown in 2:49 gave it some planks and made a pattern for making crafting tables, put it to work with 10 of those; but it did not work. Inspecting the system, the molecular assembler did actually produce the crafting table, but it did not give it to the pattern provider and then into the network. Manually taking the crafting table from one to the other continued the process. With further testing to the system I found that: 1: Pattern Providers do benefit from co-processor and can use all the molecular assemblers they want (but never get the output). 2: Furnaces and similar blocks also do not return their output. 3: Energy, channels, item storage space, and crafting bytes were not the problem as I maxed them out in creative. * My precarious solution: If I use blocks that automatically 'sucks' contents of an inventory (like the import bus) and attach it to the molecular assembler, and therefore automatically takes the contents of it, then the problem is solve, but for every molecular assembler I want to use I have to use another channel. EDIT: I upgraded the system, using Mekanist's logistic pipe to automatically suck the contents of every single molecular assembler, move it to a barrel, and the barrell is connected to the import bus; therefore using just 1 extra channel, although the problem remains and its very tiresome to have to make reparations for this. * What I'm playing: Minecraft 1.19.2 Forge 43.2.0 OptiFine Just Enough Items Journey Map Biomes O Plenty Applied Energistics 2 Mekanist: Main - Gen -Tools Create Building Gadgets
Can you please tell me more about how that daisy chain system works please? I am trying to do that auto craft thing you showed but nothing is going into my molecular assemblers. It just seems to bypass the molecular assembler entirely
They're not connected at all, really. They're two separate networks that both have access to the same inventory block, like a chest. Main network puts items into the chest for a crafting recipe, baby network pulls out specific items from the chest at all times to go into the processing chain, then puts all of the outputs back in the chest at all times. Then, main network pulls out finished product from the chest, autocraft complete. The reason you do this with the botania setup is that the ae block placer isn't actually a block placer, it's a storage space that stores blocks in the world. Then the destruction plane can break them when they change. No clue why they designed it like that, but oh well
How do I set up big boxes of pattern providers with assemblers? I tried to set up one with 48 pattern providers that were all surrounded by molecular assemblers on all 6 sides. I had 2 dense cables running into it and tried wrapping them around the structure in every conceivable way but but only about half of the pattern providers would recieve channels and connect to the system. I tried shaving off parts of the structure, so I just had 32 pattern providers and assemblers in a 2x4x8 cubiod and had a single dense cable run along it but it still wouldn't use all the channels on the cable and left pattern providers with missing channels. My problem appears to be that the pattern providers only transfer the channels to the nearest other pattern providers and not throughout the structure. But even if I try to run other cables into the pattern providers without channels, they still don't recieve channels.
Assemblers only carry 8 channels. So you have to make sure there are extra separated cables (either with anchors or just different colors) connected to different assemblers. So if you want to use 16 assemblers and 16 providers (32 total), you have to attach a different part of a dense cable(s) to at least 4 different assemblers. If you want to go bigger than that, you'll have to attach additional dense cables from the me controller.
I'd rather not reserve a mekanism machine to make a single item. Better to have the infusing materials stored also in the network. Possibly needs another mod that adds chemical storage.
Don't feel bad about those shears. I throw away so many of those things. Why I can't netherite/mend those things yet is mind boggling. Use it a few times. Throw it away. Build another.
Not sure if it is a version diff or what but the water setup for Fluix and Flawed crystals gets stuck all the time if it makes a ton of them at once :(🥲
OMFG, he mentioned how to put recipes into assemblers vertically! Give this man a jar of cookies! He is actually trying to teach us the theory behind the blocks!
He's captain Jack, he might appreciate a Jar of Dirt instead! Lol
Maybe some rum?... :p
@@TheMindCrafters we can't give you any some dumbass burned it all to signal the royal navy.
you seriously do not understand how much help the last series and now this one has provided and opened my mind to all possibilities in any modpacks with ae2 and any other mods i like thanks guys
Thanks for watching!
OMG, I could not believe my eyes when I saw this video here. I used your tutorials for AE frequently back in 2015, and now you remake them. Perfect!
Thanks for still watching!
@@TheMindCrafters I should note tho, that the last autocrafting setup does not quite work for me though. I use All the Mods 8, trying to make the system use ingot essences I grow to automatically craft ingots on its own, but if I try to set the export bus to export the ingots, it will not craft them (yes I have a small Bertha, lol, and a pattern provider+assembler with the recipe), it will merely pull existing ingots from the system thru the bus. What am I missing?
This is such a godsend, im playing ATM8 and decided to challenge myself by using AE2 rather than RS, this is exactly what I need, your the best!!
Glad I could help!
Had to relisten 26:18 just to make sure it was not just a misheard autogen subtitle. Was not disappointed. For me, Botania is just a mod for getting early-game dye colors and Vazkii's heads for Woot 😃 Awesome to have you back, eagerly looking forward to the last part with those 1.19 crystals!
Botania is literally the worst
You guys taught me how to play modded 8 years ago, glad you're back!
Thanks for still watching!
I love that you guys are still around. Somehow, youre just a notch above other tutorials and always have been. I find myself coming back to you guys over the years and my Minecraft adventures. Thanks for the years of service. o7
I know I am late to see this series, but personally I feel this needs more attention than the couple hundred likes it has. This tutorial/walkthrough goes into so much detail and specifics as well as the sections of the video being marked; keep up the good work.
Still the best guide on this, I keep coming back here
Of note, THE PATTERN PROVIDER DOES NOT PULL, the assemblers push to adjacent inventories. This is important for returning items to the network, you need to push the result into a provider with an item pipe of some sort, or if the machine auto-pushes.
key for input out put setups on meknism and thermal
FYI, the "Emit redstone pulse to craft" Is designed for farms that don't need an input to """craft""" new items. Say you have a wheat farm, you can use that pulse to tell the farm to output wheat to the ME system. This is nice if you don't have a ton of room in your system and for some reason don't want it just in a storage box available to the network, or if you need to tell it to harvest or something.
This Helps Alot Fixed My System And Freed Up Some Energy!
THANKS!!!!
I laughed when you said you abhor botania ive been playing modded minecraft for years and have never been able to get into that one
Thanks, man! You've saved a bunch of my time trying to figure out all these guides.
Literally what I was looking for, started playing ATM7 and was looking for a clear guide.
The Tutorial Series is amazing, keep it up man
THANK YOU FOR FINALLY SAYING SOMETHING ABOUT THE CRAFTING CARD
!!!!!! +1 follower
This is great and awesome. I'm having to rewatch again and again, plus my system doesn't exactly match his (no plus sign if the system knows how to craft something) . I've got so much to automate. Working on how to go from scratch with both Mekanism AND AE2 to leverage both systems.
I REALLY wish Mekanism had cable facades.
Holy cow. I can't believe there's still videos here.
We just hibernate a lot
Bro, thank you so much for this tutorial. You help me a lot beacouse until now it was big magic for me when somebody setup with this mod autocrafter, now i can do it my self and also in this video isnt crafting recepts for the mod items so it isnt taking so much time to watch this amazing video ❤ and for bonus you even show how to use diffrent mod blocks with autocrafter like mekanism or botania.❤❤❤
im playing Project Ozone 3 on Kappa mode and transistors / melodic capacitors are a pain in the ass, i'll try to automate everything with this knowledge, tysm.
This mod hurts me brain this series makes it hurt less
I'm unspeakable you guys work really hard, instant new sub from me :)
Thanks and welcome aboard!
I had completely forgotten about Big Bertha! Its been stuck in my head for years to name crafting cpu's that name but I had completely forgotten why until now lol
It's tutorials like this, that are so fucking awesome. Thank you.
welcome back great video.
Thank you for making this video!
At the point where you're automating Mekanism, you probably should have automated all your raw materials to the point where you don't need the export crafting anymore. You should have a crushing factory somewhere, keeping a steady stock of all the common dusts in the system. Maybe the modpack contains sophisticated storage and have a barrel with the capacity limited to a single stack as a buffer. That's a good way to keep bonsai grown resources in a limited stock and not clogging your systems with 500k charcoal and logs.
unfortunately the provider setups shown at 19:52 could potentially break because the closest connection is ambiguous meaning some of the providers could go horizontally to the left before going down, hogging up the channels they arent supposed to.even if this setup seems to work without issue it could potentially break when reloading the world or reconnecting them to the controller. the only way to fix it that i found is to use 4 p2p tunnel pairs per one dense cable/controller face to make sure the only possible connection is vertical(in this case)
It's possible I suppose, but this is the setup I've been using on my ATM7 world and I have yet to encounter an issue. Thanks for the feedback though...it could potentially help someone who encounters an issue with the setup!
Yoooo. THEYRE BACK!
I have a request. Could you make diagrams? So for each section, having a diagram (diagrams) for each setup with component names would be really useful.
Originally mentioned by @colefehring1203 in the last video to explain the Level Emitter crafting mode: It creates a crafting process within the Terminal similar to putting a pattern into an interface. When you request that item, it then turns on the emitter. Once the item requested enters the system, it turns back off again. This way you can turn on a larger system or computercraft program that will create a specific item.
Thank you! It's so obscure I had a hard time finding accurate info about the cards usefulness in level emitters
Be wise with an auto crafter guys, since it crafts so fast and you do not see any of it, you tend to go willy-nilly on making too many items and you wonder where are you resources went to
34:27
Tysm for your great video
You say that the me pattern provider can auto push and pull, but maybe both the pattern and the molecular have autopush ?
I don't know if you keep answering comments, I hope you do because I have a problem with autocrafting I can't seem to solve, here is what is happening:
* What the problem is:
In short: Molecular assemblers (and other crafting/process units) do not output their contents into their respective pattern provider.
In Long: I build a network that is purely AE2 (no mods used, though they are installed), and tried to make a basic autocrafting system. I went into creative mode and copied, piece by piece the system shown in 2:49 gave it some planks and made a pattern for making crafting tables, put it to work with 10 of those; but it did not work. Inspecting the system, the molecular assembler did actually produce the crafting table, but it did not give it to the pattern provider and then into the network. Manually taking the crafting table from one to the other continued the process.
With further testing to the system I found that:
1: Pattern Providers do benefit from co-processor and can use all the molecular assemblers they want (but never get the output).
2: Furnaces and similar blocks also do not return their output.
3: Energy, channels, item storage space, and crafting bytes were not the problem as I maxed them out in creative.
* My precarious solution:
If I use blocks that automatically 'sucks' contents of an inventory (like the import bus) and attach it to the molecular assembler, and therefore automatically takes the contents of it, then the problem is solve, but for every molecular assembler I want to use I have to use another channel.
EDIT: I upgraded the system, using Mekanist's logistic pipe to automatically suck the contents of every single molecular assembler, move it to a barrel, and the barrell is connected to the import bus; therefore using just 1 extra channel, although the problem remains and its very tiresome to have to make reparations for this.
* What I'm playing:
Minecraft 1.19.2
Forge 43.2.0
OptiFine
Just Enough Items
Journey Map
Biomes O Plenty
Applied Energistics 2
Mekanist: Main - Gen -Tools
Create
Building Gadgets
Hi! This guide is really helpful, but it doesn't cover what to do about crafts that have a chance to fail. Any tips on that? Thanks!
I'm specifically using Create, which has a lot of recipes that have low success rates
Thank you, good sir/s! 🙇
Can you please tell me more about how that daisy chain system works please? I am trying to do that auto craft thing you showed but nothing is going into my molecular assemblers. It just seems to bypass the molecular assembler entirely
Ok, I followed the instructions on naming something, but I want to name the entire crafting computer, not just one block. How do we do that?
i wish you had shown the wiring under the botania example. I’m not sure how a “sub network” is supposed to be connected
They're not connected at all, really. They're two separate networks that both have access to the same inventory block, like a chest.
Main network puts items into the chest for a crafting recipe, baby network pulls out specific items from the chest at all times to go into the processing chain, then puts all of the outputs back in the chest at all times. Then, main network pulls out finished product from the chest, autocraft complete.
The reason you do this with the botania setup is that the ae block placer isn't actually a block placer, it's a storage space that stores blocks in the world. Then the destruction plane can break them when they change. No clue why they designed it like that, but oh well
ok good video, I have one problem when i set a assembler it won't read it. i have 9 the system reads 7, it hasn't reached 32 channels
At 28:10 what item is he using to pull the fluix dust from the water?
The Annihilation plane from AE
22:51 what is the block connected to the pulverizer's left side?
Just an import bus
Just FYI in the playlist this part 3 is placed before part 2
ty I'll check it out
How do I set up big boxes of pattern providers with assemblers? I tried to set up one with 48 pattern providers that were all surrounded by molecular assemblers on all 6 sides. I had 2 dense cables running into it and tried wrapping them around the structure in every conceivable way but but only about half of the pattern providers would recieve channels and connect to the system. I tried shaving off parts of the structure, so I just had 32 pattern providers and assemblers in a 2x4x8 cubiod and had a single dense cable run along it but it still wouldn't use all the channels on the cable and left pattern providers with missing channels. My problem appears to be that the pattern providers only transfer the channels to the nearest other pattern providers and not throughout the structure. But even if I try to run other cables into the pattern providers without channels, they still don't recieve channels.
Assemblers only carry 8 channels. So you have to make sure there are extra separated cables (either with anchors or just different colors) connected to different assemblers. So if you want to use 16 assemblers and 16 providers (32 total), you have to attach a different part of a dense cable(s) to at least 4 different assemblers. If you want to go bigger than that, you'll have to attach additional dense cables from the me controller.
I'd rather not reserve a mekanism machine to make a single item. Better to have the infusing materials stored also in the network. Possibly needs another mod that adds chemical storage.
Don't feel bad about those shears. I throw away so many of those things. Why I can't netherite/mend those things yet is mind boggling. Use it a few times. Throw it away. Build another.
I haven’t minecrafted in years
New year new you... :D
@@TheMindCrafters merhaps :P
Haha I abhor Botania too lol
First
This mod is fucking miserable
meh, minecraft i dont play anymore, i hope this mod is coming for hytale.
Hytale isn't a sandbox game anymore tho. Hytale is an mmorpg with roblox studio features
Not sure if it is a version diff or what but the water setup for Fluix and Flawed crystals gets stuck all the time if it makes a ton of them at once :(🥲