Let me know what your gonna use these for! :D There's so many possibilities with auto crafting, and this is just the beginning! Theres a lot more variations of these designs and other mechanics you should know here: ruclips.net/video/GaDrtygs4iw/видео.html
I made one for my iron farm, one for a bamboo farm to make planks, one for a sugar cane farm to make paper, one for a skeleton spawner to make bone blocks (the system with the sticky piston/observer/comparator but I put a second crafter in place of the block which transmits the signal to the auto crafter so that gives me two crafts at the same time) and soon for a gold farm, just the sorter(s) to collect an immeasurable number of nuggets for after all crafting will take me some time
It would be neat for you to do a video where you design autocrafters for popular farm types. So far, I have a pretty good design for a wither Skelly farm, that is fairly compact. I have a decent design for guardian farm, but it is far from compact, and I found myself having to do some tricks to make it reliable. For example, the compactor design you showcase with the subtraction comparator can occasionally fail to click the autocrafter, which breaks it.
After playing around with the Auto Crafter myself, 1 - Dried Kelp blocks is my first answer. Fill like 2 large chests full of Kelp and melt them to get dried kelp blocks. Good as a fuel source if you want to specifically melt like 20 items instead of 100. 2 - If you like Guardian farm and Prismarine. Then the 2 can be done with the Guardian Farm!.
1 dried kelp, iron, honey bottles into honey blocks (sort them and put empty bottles back into bee farm automatically) gold nuggets from zombified pigglins (and swords [using kelp blocks]) into bars into blocks... 81 TIMES compression! 3+ _double chest_ per SINGLE stack! I have yet to fill a single hopper with gold blocks!
If you do a lot of mining you can use coal blocks, they smelt 80 items per block, (which is 1 more coal than if you didn't craft it into a block) and although its not renewable its more space efficient, kelp on the other hand just has the ability of being mass produced at the cost of a small anount of lag
@@riolu477 (um achualy🤓) coal is a byproduct of wither skeleton skull farming, just like bones. But as I don't want a lot of skulls I have built a kelp farm next to my portal ticking gold farm for a reliable and convenient source of fuel.
@@nielsleenknegt5839 8*9 is 72 a coal block smelts 80, 80-72 is 8 Basically 9 coal smelts 72 Coal block smelts 80 1 stack of coal smelts 512 items 1 stack of coal blocks smelts 5120 In short, coal blocks are not only more compact but also more efficient than regular coal by 10%, if you have a farm hooked up to your furnaces it doesn't matter much but if you dont then coal blocks are simply the most space efficient fuel source right after lava buckets, and lava buckets have the having to be refilled manually problem Jmoney reminded me wither skeletons drop coal, so theoretically if you had a wither farm. You could put a compacter with an item filter so that coal gets turned into coal blocks. You could even do the same for bones, by turning them into bonemeal first you can turn 3 stacks of bones into 1 stack of bone blocks. If you are willing to do anything for the sake of storage you'll find a lot of good uses for the crafter and shulker boxes
I built a pretty useful bone to block circuit for my wither skelle farm. This can be made pretty simply because early "clicking" the crafter for the bone block doesn't cause any harmful effects. Similarly, early clicking a coal blocker has no harmful side effects, so the circuit can be simpler than the compactor you designed.
@@Typhoonbladefist then don't be bothered with it? Not all people need to have the mace / copper bulb / crafter. It comes handy when you need to solve niche thing, it's not a "one for all".
@@Typhoonbladefist It can be used in automated machines. Think auto-crafting dried kelp into blocks for your kelp farm or converting all your guardian farm drops into blocks so instead of grabbing the pieces you get the blocks. It's obviously not for everyone but for automated farms it can help a lot.
I made a honey block farm that only needs 4 bottles for each hive, in addition to being modular. However, I used observers to check the honey level, this probably works very well in java edition, but in bedrock there is that old and unfortunate bug, where the observer generates a meaningless pulse when I enter the world. Luckily I was still able to farm without the observers, but it doesn't look as aesthetic 😔
It takes a little engineering, but you can actually rig this honey farm up to an auto-crafter (cycling with a redstone clock) to turn it into a honey block or honeycomb block farm too. I did this and now all I do is open my chest and my finished product is ready to go!
I haven’t played in forever. I remember an auto crafter was something I always wanted in the game. Today I felt very smart when I connected my bamboo farm to a dried kelp farm to a crafter which spit out kelp blocks to my furnaces. (All I needed was one crafter and some redstone(
This is the second time I've been talking to my husband about a tutorial that I need. Trying to come up with experimental ways of solving my problem. And then I go on RUclips and the tutorial I need is there from Silent Whisperer. Dude, you got to get out of my head!!😅😅
Autocrafters permanently automizer so many farms that were previously unable to be truly atomized because we didnt have TNT Dupers! lets say we want to make a truly atomized Cobblestone and Wood farm. we first make both of those that go into a TNT blast chamber, we have an autocrafter that feeds into it TNT. we have a creeper gunpowder farm, and a sand duplicator or just an UNGODLY AMOUNT OF SAND, creating a constant load of TNT for the blast chamber! i understand that there are probably many people who already figured this out, but i still think it's really cool that it can now be completely auto now :D also sorry for the many spelling errors, i rely on autocorrect way to much and my english is not good. it's my first language, but i still suck at it. :D Edit: fixed spelling errors and actually corrected it from paper to sand :D
I've been waiting for this video, is there a video in the pipeline that would cover the copper bulb and how to use it for existing redstone circuits, as well as new uses?
Yeah, I'm already replacing almost all of my levers with copper bulbs and comparators. It just looks good. The biggest change, however, is that now we have a way of storing one bit of memory. I believe that we may be at the point where Minecraft Redstone is Turring complete.
I've been using copper bulbs for observer double-activation protection on one of my autocrafting designs (for stuff like iron ingots, gold, bonemeal, etc. that can be crafted into other stuff if a single item is accidentally triggered). Pretty handy. I'm sure many already know this, but you need a comparator reading the bulb since it doesn't output an actual redstone signal by itself.
I do wish you could slow down just a little and explain what each part does in the mechanism. It would help us troubleshoot if something went wrong if we understood why this works the way it does.
I've built the universal bedrock autocrafter different times and it isnt working, I'd have to flick the lever manualy to make it work, sometimes it started working automatically and then stopped for some reasons. Any fix?
I carefully follow the 3 type recipes for pumpkin pie, it stuck, and wont auto craft the items. All ingredients just stuck at crafter slot and not producing pies.🤔 Edit: is it need full ingredients inside double chest to trigger the auto crafter? Edit #2: Solved. Actually the hopper that feed into crafter need certain amount of item to trigger the redstones.
I've built this multiple times in creative and on realms and can't get it to work (universal crafter for sea lanterns). As soon as anything is in the hoppers the comparators go on and stay on so I get one item only. Any help? The basic compactor works great.
Check that the crafter is empty before you start. I let a bunch of iron ingots flood into mine and then it didn't do anything. Once I emptied it out it started working perfectly to create iron blocks as the ingots started to trickle in. What pulses it is when the crafter fills up to craft the recipe it is "set" to. In my case, 9 slots need to be filled up to craft a block.
Just as a note for those who like symmetry: Delete the left side (facing the crafter from the front) of the activator rail. On the middle and right should be there. He doesnt explain that but i caught that little detail upon further review
Is there a bug where fortresses genarate without a wart room? I recently findout 5 nether fortress in freshly genarated worlds on bedrock version 1.21.10 and all 5 of worlds nether fortresses genarated without any nether wart room . Is this a problem? if So please help me out
This has always been an issue, even in java. Sometimes it generates, sometimes it doesn't. It's the same with buried treasure. You'll find a map and follow it to the spot. Then you dig and dig only to come up empty handed. It happens. It's supposed to be there but sometimes it just isn't. I find it hard to believe that you found 5 of them in a row without it though. Sometimes they are so big that it might look like they are 2 separate fortresses but are really the same one. If that's truly the case then either keep looking or you might want to consider just starting a new world. Using the command /give @s netherwart is always an option as well.
For me, I used the java universal crafter design. I just filled the top 3 chests with planks and closed the middle crafter slot but if I flick the lever it crafts 2 chests then stops. If I change the pots to barrels it looks like it crafts 2 chests, and repeats whenever I empty the chest it crafts 2 more.
Check that the crafter is empty before you start. I let a bunch of iron ingots flood into mine and then it didn't do anything. Once I emptied it out it started working perfectly to create iron blocks as the ingots started to trickle in.
The compactor is awesome, the only downside is say if you're autocrafting iron blocks from an iron farm and the iron block chest fills up then the auto crafter will fill up full of ingots, so the crafter won't just start crafting again once you take some iron block out of the chest. You have to take the iron ingots out of the crafter to reset it. The two ingredient aoutcrafter doesn't work well on guardian farms either because you get prismarine crystals much slower than the shards. The autocrafters inventory will slowly drain over time, which breaks the recipe you set inside it.
You could solve some of these issues with comparators. For the iron farm one,set it up on the chest to detect how full it is or just add more chests. For the prismarine, set up a comparator on the crafter(or supply chests) to pause when it doesn’t have enough materials
The problem is that the blocking circuit, the one with the subtraction comparator, can sometimes send a click that gets missed by the crafter. This can happen because of crossing a chunk border or unloading the chunk at the wrong time. The simplest fix is to replace the redstone line with a piston and two observers facing each other. This way it will continuously click if somehow it overflows.
@@bigfudge2031 that was just an example it would just be cool if as soon as you took some items out of the chest it would just start crafting more and fill it back up again
@@xXAlchemist That should be true for most resources really. Unless you are playing on a big multiplayer server, you shouldn't really need more than a double chest of most items just sitting around.
i made the 2 item universal one on java and it just, dident do anything, the items went into the crafter and that was it, it dident craft at all and looking at it theres nothing powering the crafter, i remade it like 4-5 times (edit: i looked at the build closer and saw that because items go 1 at a time into the crafter, the comparators do absolutely nothing, i think u need to fix the build)
Can you show how to connect auto crafters to a sorting system? Such as fold farm. We need a double auto crafter and a sorting system with auto crafter!
A lot of people wonder why the composter is used for redstone. The simple answer is that it reduces lag, and it produces a redstone pulse like a restone torche/block
3:41 ideas for getting this signal without a job block? Iron farm is adjacent to my villager breeder so new villagers try to link to this composter immediately. Been watching your videos for years, you’re the best!
Silent could you make tnt powered farms now that we have auto crafters and all blocks drop after exploding. Some ideas may be tree farms, cobble farm, basalt farm etc. The autocrafter could make the TNT so that the farm can be hooked to a mob or gunpowder farm.
I use your compactor design but used a crafter with all slots locked in place of full composter which only activate when all slots are filled. I use that design in gold farms and sugar cane farm for paper.
Hey silent! I built the java universal crafter the way you did, but im having an issue where the when i put items in the top Chests, the crafter never actually crafts anything. Do you have any idea what the issue is or how i can fix it?
I built the java one; for me the overflow detection was the issue. the raised blocks next to the activator rails need to be non-solid ( such as glass ), otherwise the powered redstone will power the rails effectively turning the whole system off.
I haven’t been able to get the Java one to work at all either. I tried the suggestion but still I don’t see what is supposed to be making the crafter continuously craft. I’ve watched the video at least a dozen times, rebuilt it twice. Doesn’t make sense.
I got it to work I think. I was using it to make sea lanterns (I.e. 2 ingredient recipe) and built it exactly like it’s shown with 3 hoppers. But I disabled one hopper but the problem came from having three torches down low still. I the way my farm is laid out I can’t just delete one side and use the middle hopper and the other side, I have to have my ingredients coming in from the sides. So I forgot to delete the extra red stone components.
I hate to say this but these designs suck, for me at least for every time the crafter has well crafted something it stops when another one gets added in it just doesn’t want to make anymore of there are any designs out there that works with Xbox bedrock I be more very appreciated for the the heads up
7:44 it’s 50% better. If you started with 2 units and add another 1 unit you have added 50% of the original value. Take away the denominator (thirds) and the math becomes a bit more obvious.
I'd like to see one that takes bamboo into blocks into the bamboo wood in one chain that then drops the item into a water elevator to a chest. I did one myself but I'm sure your design will be better than what I came up with.
The crafter is great and all, but it's slow compared to if you just all craft. It is great though if you are afk'ing in another farm while turning your gold, iron, melons, kelp, etc into blocks. One thing that can make the auto crafter stable/100% fail proof is for mojang to make it lock in recipes to avoid unwanted crafts.
They need to make it where u see translucent item's u can click through so that the spot doesnt fill up with random blocks. making the crafter actually craft what u want, then adding them to a item sorting storage unit for a full cycle of things getting crafted and sorted. All u have to do is just slap ur inven in 1 double chest.
Not really. You can make it more compact for blocking coal and blocking bone meal because you don't need to check the crafter, nothing bad will happen if you click when it's not full. The key to the design is the subtraction comparator, which by definition can't fit in a one wide space, and is challenging in a two wide space.
I'm looking at a design I made a while ago to fit into a water stream classic sorting system. It isn't perfect. Horizontally, it is three wide, and fits between two sorters, for a total width of 5 horizontally for two items. It successfully crafts only gold blocks and iron blocks into their respective containers. It doesn't accidentally produce pressure plates, nuggets, or any other unwanted block. I ended up using a bell observer system to get only a single click out of the subtraction comparator, every time. As this was in my main sorting system of this experimental build, I always got a pleasant bell ring every time I got a gold block or iron block.
I tried doing a full automatic self fueling kelp farm with the autocrafter but I kinda stuck. I want the autocrafter to craft the dried kelp block then send that back to the smokers to automatically fuel them . Can you do a tutorial on fully automated farms with the autocrafter?
I give up 🫤 can you at least make us a new super smelter? p.s. you're the only person I go to for tutorials because you're the only person who makes bedrock tutorials. I've been asking for a copper oxidation farm for the past 24/25 of your uploads because I'm actually making a playlist of your tutorials on all """essential""" builds, so... Yeah
There's nothing to pulse the crafter automatically. You have to flick on and off that switch on the bottom front. What am I missing? I built, tore down and rebuilt. I can't figure out what is supposed to be sending a pulse. I flip that switch and it makes sea lanterns one per flip cycle but isn't it just supposed to churn them out?
Check that the crafter is empty before you start. I let a bunch of iron ingots flood into mine and then it didn't do anything. Once I emptied it out it started working perfectly to create iron blocks as the ingots started to trickle in. What pulses it is when the crafter fills up to craft the recipe it is "set" to. In my case, 9 slots need to be filled up to craft a block.
Hello dear Silent guy, may you could craft 5 item needed things as long you use moved pistens to load the ingredience in kind of two layers, to switch between 2 different each side.... Could you try the concept? (hope I didnt confuse you lol) 😂
First thing I threw an auto crafter at was my bonemeal farm. Bone blocks are so much easier to manage than chests upon chests of bonemeal after overnight afk
hey so on my peaceful world a while back i had some evokers and vindicators but have since dissapeared do u think u could make a tutorial on how to get them the wiki says they dont despawn but i cant find any tutorials
I'm just curious, what do you use melons for? Mellon slices can be sold to villagers, convert it to glistening melon, etc. what are melons good for? Is it a storage thing, because I don't recall being able to convert melons to melon slices at a crafter. Am I wrong? I'm probably wrong.
Crafter isn't working at all. I followed instructions exactly. I give up tonight. I'm trying to feed in materials: wheat and mud to make packed mud--through a system of hoppers. Anyway, I'm tired. May look for other designs elsewhere. Haven't had much good luck with crafters so far.
What can you use instead of the full composter for the compactor design? Trying to do mine in a village and don’t want any villagers linking to a composter
If you were standing in a pile of iron ingots, it would be faster for you to block it manually. If you were going to a farm that produces iron, then by definition it would be faster for the farm to block it. This is because when you get to it it will already be blocked, and you have spent no time on it. There is one time where a crafter will almost always be faster, and that is crafting dispensers. Even if you're standing in a pile of sticks and string and cobblestone, or even a pile of cobblestone and bows, it will take far longer to turn that pile into dispensers then it would to loaded into a machine that turned it into dispensers.
Java Universal design does not work if you build it exactly like shown in the video! Reason: The overflow detection lever powers the rails which in turn shuts off the entire machine Fix: simply replace the 2 blocks down right from the comparator (the ones he puts redstone on at 12:16) with a transparent solid block (block which cannot transfer redstone signals when powered) like glass, glowstone, etc.
I have built the bedrock edition and then removed the middle section. When i first turned it on it slowly crafted 15 lanterns automatically and now it wont craft any even with lots of spare recourses. Shame as this would be really useful for my world.
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Let me know what your gonna use these for! :D There's so many possibilities with auto crafting, and this is just the beginning!
Theres a lot more variations of these designs and other mechanics you should know here: ruclips.net/video/GaDrtygs4iw/видео.html
Can you make a video on how to link autocrafters to your goldfarm?
I Gona add this to every farm i hace :)
Currently Im building a industrial pumpkin pie farm that's gonna be auto crafted
I made one for my iron farm, one for a bamboo farm to make planks, one for a sugar cane farm to make paper, one for a skeleton spawner to make bone blocks (the system with the sticky piston/observer/comparator but I put a second crafter in place of the block which transmits the signal to the auto crafter so that gives me two crafts at the same time) and soon for a gold farm, just the sorter(s) to collect an immeasurable number of nuggets for after all crafting will take me some time
It would be neat for you to do a video where you design autocrafters for popular farm types. So far, I have a pretty good design for a wither Skelly farm, that is fairly compact. I have a decent design for guardian farm, but it is far from compact, and I found myself having to do some tricks to make it reliable. For example, the compactor design you showcase with the subtraction comparator can occasionally fail to click the autocrafter, which breaks it.
After playing around with the Auto Crafter myself,
1 - Dried Kelp blocks is my first answer. Fill like 2 large chests full of Kelp and melt them to get dried kelp blocks. Good as a fuel source if you want to specifically melt like 20 items instead of 100.
2 - If you like Guardian farm and Prismarine. Then the 2 can be done with the Guardian Farm!.
1 dried kelp, iron, honey bottles into honey blocks (sort them and put empty bottles back into bee farm automatically) gold nuggets from zombified pigglins (and swords [using kelp blocks]) into bars into blocks... 81 TIMES compression! 3+ _double chest_ per SINGLE stack! I have yet to fill a single hopper with gold blocks!
If you do a lot of mining you can use coal blocks, they smelt 80 items per block, (which is 1 more coal than if you didn't craft it into a block) and although its not renewable its more space efficient, kelp on the other hand just has the ability of being mass produced at the cost of a small anount of lag
@@riolu477 (um achualy🤓) coal is a byproduct of wither skeleton skull farming, just like bones. But as I don't want a lot of skulls I have built a kelp farm next to my portal ticking gold farm for a reliable and convenient source of fuel.
@@riolu477 Coal smelts 8 items per coal, a block is 9 coal, 8*9 is 78? or is it some weird shenanigans that 9 coal somehow smelt 79 items?
@@nielsleenknegt5839 8*9 is 72 a coal block smelts 80, 80-72 is 8
Basically
9 coal smelts 72
Coal block smelts 80
1 stack of coal smelts 512 items
1 stack of coal blocks smelts 5120
In short, coal blocks are not only more compact but also more efficient than regular coal by 10%, if you have a farm hooked up to your furnaces it doesn't matter much but if you dont then coal blocks are simply the most space efficient fuel source right after lava buckets, and lava buckets have the having to be refilled manually problem
Jmoney reminded me wither skeletons drop coal, so theoretically if you had a wither farm. You could put a compacter with an item filter so that coal gets turned into coal blocks. You could even do the same for bones, by turning them into bonemeal first you can turn 3 stacks of bones into 1 stack of bone blocks. If you are willing to do anything for the sake of storage you'll find a lot of good uses for the crafter and shulker boxes
The crafter is definitely an awesome addition, nice to see some of the professionals working it out. Nice work.
How do you build a crafter that does nuggets into blocks?
It would be 2 compactors@@jerhurricane
Can it auto craft me a girlfriend ?
sadly we can't get access to nervous systems in minecraft yet
The technology doesn’t permit us to do so yet, sorry bud
Wish I could
Im on it bro
@@A.Singularity my whole system is nervous.
I built a pretty useful bone to block circuit for my wither skelle farm. This can be made pretty simply because early "clicking" the crafter for the bone block doesn't cause any harmful effects.
Similarly, early clicking a coal blocker has no harmful side effects, so the circuit can be simpler than the compactor you designed.
Bones creating three bonemeal at the same time is definitely helpful for this since extra pulses can't accidentally create white dye.
@@sambuma I honestly didn't think of that. Truth!
The same for bamboo farms I've found
I was ready to add some complicated stuff under my general mob farm for the bones and it ended up being really quite simple.
Imma be totally honest, I completely forgot these things even existed. I've been on the update since it came out lol
Same. Why exactly do I need this thing?
@@Typhoonbladefist then don't be bothered with it? Not all people need to have the mace / copper bulb / crafter. It comes handy when you need to solve niche thing, it's not a "one for all".
@@Typhoonbladefist I mean you could say the same with any other block they added in the game lol, auto crafters do what they're basically named after
@@Nansy_ I can’t say the same for pistons, hoppers, observers, and dispensers. Those were serious game changes when they came out.
@@Typhoonbladefist It can be used in automated machines. Think auto-crafting dried kelp into blocks for your kelp farm or converting all your guardian farm drops into blocks so instead of grabbing the pieces you get the blocks.
It's obviously not for everyone but for automated farms it can help a lot.
WHY ARE YOU YELLING EVERYTHING YOU SAY "SILENTWHISPERER"?!
I made a honey block farm that only needs 4 bottles for each hive, in addition to being modular. However, I used observers to check the honey level, this probably works very well in java edition, but in bedrock there is that old and unfortunate bug, where the observer generates a meaningless pulse when I enter the world. Luckily I was still able to farm without the observers, but it doesn't look as aesthetic 😔
It takes a little engineering, but you can actually rig this honey farm up to an auto-crafter (cycling with a redstone clock) to turn it into a honey block or honeycomb block farm too. I did this and now all I do is open my chest and my finished product is ready to go!
3:34 the block that gets powered can be a barrel that the crafter spits into for continued gold compressing.
I haven’t played in forever. I remember an auto crafter was something I always wanted in the game. Today I felt very smart when I connected my bamboo farm to a dried kelp farm to a crafter which spit out kelp blocks to my furnaces. (All I needed was one crafter and some redstone(
Thank you times a million ive been looking forward to this
This is the second time I've been talking to my husband about a tutorial that I need. Trying to come up with experimental ways of solving my problem. And then I go on RUclips and the tutorial I need is there from Silent Whisperer. Dude, you got to get out of my head!!😅😅
Hey silent what resource pack do you use for those hoppers?
You can get them on bedrock tweeks.. Its a resource pack.. Called directional hoppers
The compacter and expander seem the most useful to me, for automation. Other stuff I think I’d just craft normally as needed.
Autocrafters permanently automizer so many farms that were previously unable to be truly atomized because we didnt have TNT Dupers!
lets say we want to make a truly atomized Cobblestone and Wood farm. we first make both of those that go into a TNT blast chamber, we have an autocrafter that feeds into it TNT. we have a creeper gunpowder farm, and a sand duplicator or just an UNGODLY AMOUNT OF SAND, creating a constant load of TNT for the blast chamber!
i understand that there are probably many people who already figured this out, but i still think it's really cool that it can now be completely auto now :D
also sorry for the many spelling errors, i rely on autocorrect way to much and my english is not good. it's my first language, but i still suck at it. :D
Edit: fixed spelling errors and actually corrected it from paper to sand :D
I've been waiting for this video, is there a video in the pipeline that would cover the copper bulb and how to use it for existing redstone circuits, as well as new uses?
Yeah, I'm already replacing almost all of my levers with copper bulbs and comparators. It just looks good. The biggest change, however, is that now we have a way of storing one bit of memory. I believe that we may be at the point where Minecraft Redstone is Turring complete.
@edwardallenthree yep, that is what I want to see showcased, the binary capabilities are incredible
I've been using copper bulbs for observer double-activation protection on one of my autocrafting designs (for stuff like iron ingots, gold, bonemeal, etc. that can be crafted into other stuff if a single item is accidentally triggered). Pretty handy.
I'm sure many already know this, but you need a comparator reading the bulb since it doesn't output an actual redstone signal by itself.
@sambuma that's a kewl use that I will definitely try out, do you know if it gives different redstone levels depending on if it's weathered or not?
@@sambuma brilliant. I've gotten so used to the bells, though.
I’m loving these consistent silent uploads
:)
I do wish you could slow down just a little and explain what each part does in the mechanism. It would help us troubleshoot if something went wrong if we understood why this works the way it does.
Yeah I’m trying to figure out what I did wrong. This is so simple too what the heck am I doing. Lol
I been faffing for a bit with the two item he wouldn't show 😢I'm missing something small I know it
Never occurred to me to use pots to be one block storage inputs not to mention the fact that hoppers are seamless flush with them fits a visual build.
The Java one DOES NOT WORK is what I thought but the auto shutdown needs to be halfslabs so the redstone from the torch won’t power the rails
I've built the universal bedrock autocrafter different times and it isnt working, I'd have to flick the lever manualy to make it work, sometimes it started working automatically and then stopped for some reasons. Any fix?
Hopefully it can autocraft the Xbox servers….
Bruh I have been waiting too for 3 hours
@@sharadshekhar4075 x2
I thought I was the only one
I thought I was banned for typing gyatt on a sign in my friends realm
😂😂
I carefully follow the 3 type recipes for pumpkin pie, it stuck, and wont auto craft the items. All ingredients just stuck at crafter slot and not producing pies.🤔
Edit: is it need full ingredients inside double chest to trigger the auto crafter?
Edit #2: Solved. Actually the hopper that feed into crafter need certain amount of item to trigger the redstones.
How many items should it contain?
So excited to use this with a guardian farm
I've built this multiple times in creative and on realms and can't get it to work (universal crafter for sea lanterns). As soon as anything is in the hoppers the comparators go on and stay on so I get one item only. Any help? The basic compactor works great.
same lmk if you found a fix
Check that the crafter is empty before you start. I let a bunch of iron ingots flood into mine and then it didn't do anything. Once I emptied it out it started working perfectly to create iron blocks as the ingots started to trickle in. What pulses it is when the crafter fills up to craft the recipe it is "set" to. In my case, 9 slots need to be filled up to craft a block.
@@leroyshaw8353you can do that with a single item. If you flood the crafter 2-3 recipes by itself it will mess it up
Just as a note for those who like symmetry:
Delete the left side (facing the crafter from the front) of the activator rail. On the middle and right should be there.
He doesnt explain that but i caught that little detail upon further review
Is there a bug where fortresses genarate without a wart room? I recently findout 5 nether fortress in freshly genarated worlds on bedrock version 1.21.10 and all 5 of worlds nether fortresses genarated without any nether wart room . Is this a problem? if So please help me out
bruhhh, hello someone from a alternative universe where 1.21.10 was released and not merged to 1.21.20
This has always been an issue, even in java. Sometimes it generates, sometimes it doesn't. It's the same with buried treasure. You'll find a map and follow it to the spot. Then you dig and dig only to come up empty handed. It happens. It's supposed to be there but sometimes it just isn't. I find it hard to believe that you found 5 of them in a row without it though. Sometimes they are so big that it might look like they are 2 separate fortresses but are really the same one. If that's truly the case then either keep looking or you might want to consider just starting a new world. Using the command /give @s netherwart is always an option as well.
For the block compactor, place the hopper going into the crafter last. Otherwise, it won’t work until you take everything out of the crafter.
And sometimes it will miss that pulse. Be sure to always chunk align it.
Been using the usual melon crafter (comparing 2 crafters for output) but it usually clogs up my system. Hope these help. Thanks for the perfect timing
The 2 item auto isn't working. My hoppers and chests are locked. Won't send items. I have to sit there and click the switch which makes this pointless
ThANK GOD MAN any other block compactor tutorials are 9 months old and either crafters fill up or they just do a double motion
For me, I used the java universal crafter design. I just filled the top 3 chests with planks and closed the middle crafter slot but if I flick the lever it crafts 2 chests then stops. If I change the pots to barrels it looks like it crafts 2 chests, and repeats whenever I empty the chest it crafts 2 more.
hey, my auto crafter is not crafting auto crafting. If i flick the lever a couple times it creates a stick but stops auto crafting.
Check that the crafter is empty before you start. I let a bunch of iron ingots flood into mine and then it didn't do anything. Once I emptied it out it started working perfectly to create iron blocks as the ingots started to trickle in.
@@leroyshaw8353I've see you comment this alot now. Have you found a way for it to work with multiple items
@@aq7114 I haven't tried it with anything else yet. Just single item bulk compaction and storage.
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The compactor is awesome, the only downside is say if you're autocrafting iron blocks from an iron farm and the iron block chest fills up then the auto crafter will fill up full of ingots, so the crafter won't just start crafting again once you take some iron block out of the chest. You have to take the iron ingots out of the crafter to reset it.
The two ingredient aoutcrafter doesn't work well on guardian farms either because you get prismarine crystals much slower than the shards. The autocrafters inventory will slowly drain over time, which breaks the recipe you set inside it.
You could solve some of these issues with comparators. For the iron farm one,set it up on the chest to detect how full it is or just add more chests. For the prismarine, set up a comparator on the crafter(or supply chests) to pause when it doesn’t have enough materials
The problem is that the blocking circuit, the one with the subtraction comparator, can sometimes send a click that gets missed by the crafter. This can happen because of crossing a chunk border or unloading the chunk at the wrong time. The simplest fix is to replace the redstone line with a piston and two observers facing each other. This way it will continuously click if somehow it overflows.
If you have a full chest of iron blocks, I think you have enough iron because you clearly aren't using it.
@@bigfudge2031 that was just an example it would just be cool if as soon as you took some items out of the chest it would just start crafting more and fill it back up again
@@xXAlchemist That should be true for most resources really. Unless you are playing on a big multiplayer server, you shouldn't really need more than a double chest of most items just sitting around.
Hiii silent may i ask how you install your Minecraft bedrock edition on your pc or laptop my friend needs it and I don't know where i can download it
It should be in the Minecraft Launcher, which you can get from the Minecraft website.
any plans to make a video on an xp farm with the new 1.21 potions?
would love a tutorial on this!
He uploaded a video on exactly this!
@@ewan.197 yep i just saw it! gonna build that farm in my survival world soon
Finally!❤
These are game changing, thanks :)
i made the 2 item universal one on java
and it just, dident do anything, the items went into the crafter and that was it, it dident craft at all and looking at it theres nothing powering the crafter, i remade it like 4-5 times (edit: i looked at the build closer and saw that because items go 1 at a time into the crafter, the comparators do absolutely nothing, i think u need to fix the build)
Can you show how to connect auto crafters to a sorting system? Such as fold farm.
We need a double auto crafter and a sorting system with auto crafter!
A lot of people wonder why the composter is used for redstone. The simple answer is that it reduces lag, and it produces a redstone pulse like a restone torche/block
thanks!
the problem I had mentioned before was solved
I didn't know the mechanism at that time but now :)
Well, now I have a bone block farm, a redstone block farm, prismarine farm and sea lantern farm... the possibilities
Need a video on mangrove farm fixing 🙏🙏🙏
3:41 ideas for getting this signal without a job block? Iron farm is adjacent to my villager breeder so new villagers try to link to this composter immediately. Been watching your videos for years, you’re the best!
Use a auto crafter pointed up fill it with 1 item.
Silent could you make tnt powered farms now that we have auto crafters and all blocks drop after exploding. Some ideas may be tree farms, cobble farm, basalt farm etc. The autocrafter could make the TNT so that the farm can be hooked to a mob or gunpowder farm.
I use your compactor design but used a crafter with all slots locked in place of full composter which only activate when all slots are filled. I use that design in gold farms and sugar cane farm for paper.
Hey silent! I built the java universal crafter the way you did, but im having an issue where the when i put items in the top Chests, the crafter never actually crafts anything. Do you have any idea what the issue is or how i can fix it?
I built the java one; for me the overflow detection was the issue. the raised blocks next to the activator rails need to be non-solid ( such as glass ), otherwise the powered redstone will power the rails effectively turning the whole system off.
I haven’t been able to get the Java one to work at all either. I tried the suggestion but still I don’t see what is supposed to be making the crafter continuously craft. I’ve watched the video at least a dozen times, rebuilt it twice. Doesn’t make sense.
@@sethharrington305 I recommend looking at the one by raysworks
I got it to work I think. I was using it to make sea lanterns (I.e. 2 ingredient recipe) and built it exactly like it’s shown with 3 hoppers. But I disabled one hopper but the problem came from having three torches down low still. I the way my farm is laid out I can’t just delete one side and use the middle hopper and the other side, I have to have my ingredients coming in from the sides. So I forgot to delete the extra red stone components.
I hate to say this but these designs suck, for me at least for every time the crafter has well crafted something it stops when another one gets added in it just doesn’t want to make anymore of there are any designs out there that works with Xbox bedrock I be more very appreciated for the the heads up
7:44 it’s 50% better. If you started with 2 units and add another 1 unit you have added 50% of the original value. Take away the denominator (thirds) and the math becomes a bit more obvious.
Epicness!!!! You nailed it!!!!
I'd like to see one that takes bamboo into blocks into the bamboo wood in one chain that then drops the item into a water elevator to a chest. I did one myself but I'm sure your design will be better than what I came up with.
Can you make a tutorial on blasting chambers for tree farms?
My man Silent, when are you going to drop a new Creeper farm tutorial? :)
The crafter is great and all, but it's slow compared to if you just all craft. It is great though if you are afk'ing in another farm while turning your gold, iron, melons, kelp, etc into blocks. One thing that can make the auto crafter stable/100% fail proof is for mojang to make it lock in recipes to avoid unwanted crafts.
They need to make it where u see translucent item's u can click through so that the spot doesnt fill up with random blocks. making the crafter actually craft what u want, then adding them to a item sorting storage unit for a full cycle of things getting crafted and sorted. All u have to do is just slap ur inven in 1 double chest.
PSA: A cake with three bites taken out of it also outputs power level 8, so all those autocrafted cakes can be put to use making more crafting setups.
The block compactor crafter couldn't fit in my farm's item sorter, is there a more compact design that this one?
Not really. You can make it more compact for blocking coal and blocking bone meal because you don't need to check the crafter, nothing bad will happen if you click when it's not full.
The key to the design is the subtraction comparator, which by definition can't fit in a one wide space, and is challenging in a two wide space.
I'm looking at a design I made a while ago to fit into a water stream classic sorting system. It isn't perfect. Horizontally, it is three wide, and fits between two sorters, for a total width of 5 horizontally for two items.
It successfully crafts only gold blocks and iron blocks into their respective containers. It doesn't accidentally produce pressure plates, nuggets, or any other unwanted block.
I ended up using a bell observer system to get only a single click out of the subtraction comparator, every time.
As this was in my main sorting system of this experimental build, I always got a pleasant bell ring every time I got a gold block or iron block.
Now I just have to decide what farms to rig these up to first!
I tried doing a full automatic self fueling kelp farm with the autocrafter but I kinda stuck. I want the autocrafter to craft the dried kelp block then send that back to the smokers to automatically fuel them . Can you do a tutorial on fully automated farms with the autocrafter?
How would the pie one work with out needing to flip the lever? Mine only works when I flip the lever.
A 3 item crafter is 50% better than a 2 item crafter. *ackchyually*
Great vid!
but a 2 item crafter is 33% worse.
I give up 🫤 can you at least make us a new super smelter?
p.s. you're the only person I go to for tutorials because you're the only person who makes bedrock tutorials. I've been asking for a copper oxidation farm for the past 24/25 of your uploads because I'm actually making a playlist of your tutorials on all """essential""" builds, so... Yeah
"and its fun to watch em spit"
ya damn right
There's nothing to pulse the crafter automatically. You have to flick on and off that switch on the bottom front. What am I missing? I built, tore down and rebuilt. I can't figure out what is supposed to be sending a pulse. I flip that switch and it makes sea lanterns one per flip cycle but isn't it just supposed to churn them out?
Check that the crafter is empty before you start. I let a bunch of iron ingots flood into mine and then it didn't do anything. Once I emptied it out it started working perfectly to create iron blocks as the ingots started to trickle in. What pulses it is when the crafter fills up to craft the recipe it is "set" to. In my case, 9 slots need to be filled up to craft a block.
Hi can u help me with firework auti crafter for bedrock i tried urs but it didnt work
Hello dear Silent guy, may you could craft 5 item needed things as long you use moved pistens to load the ingredience in kind of two layers, to switch between 2 different each side.... Could you try the concept? (hope I didnt confuse you lol) 😂
First thing I threw an auto crafter at was my bonemeal farm. Bone blocks are so much easier to manage than chests upon chests of bonemeal after overnight afk
Hi silent did the new mob spawning update affect ghast farms? Because the one I built from you isn't working well, they escape
hey so on my peaceful world a while back i had some evokers and vindicators but have since dissapeared do u think u could make a tutorial on how to get them the wiki says they dont despawn but i cant find any tutorials
You need to give Slack a quick tutorial about these things. He's currently oblivious
I'm just glad that I don't have to deal with Melon slices anymore!
I'm just curious, what do you use melons for? Mellon slices can be sold to villagers, convert it to glistening melon, etc. what are melons good for? Is it a storage thing, because I don't recall being able to convert melons to melon slices at a crafter. Am I wrong? I'm probably wrong.
@@edwardallenthreeit’s melon block you sell to villagers
Could you make a mushroom stem farm video, please, and your farms help a lot, thanks
Make a tutorial on iron farm, kelp farm, and villager breeder
i have videos for all those:)
I know this is completely off topic but is portal based hoglin farms a thing on bedrock?
ohh the goldfarm is going to love this, or actually me emptying it will.
Just wondering, doesn't TNT now drop the blocks it destroys?
Crafter isn't working at all. I followed instructions exactly. I give up tonight.
I'm trying to feed in materials: wheat and mud to make packed mud--through a system of hoppers. Anyway, I'm tired. May look for other designs elsewhere. Haven't had much good luck with crafters so far.
same, lmk if you figure out something. Seems the crafter isnt ever getting powered with this somehow.
I can’t find a single design that works for packed mud I’ve watched like 10 videos
Hey silent , can you please make a slime farm by using oozing and infestation effects?
could you essentially use kelp to make a fully automated fuel farm?
For the expander, how many ticks do you need for 2+ item recipes?
The ultimate video to bookmark
Anyone else build it exactly on bedrock and it not work?
Yes, it made 1 item then nothing else
Have you fixed it?
What can you use instead of the full composter for the compactor design? Trying to do mine in a village and don’t want any villagers linking to a composter
Another crafter with 8 blocked slots?
Mine works fine but every once in awhile it get full of items and stop crafting is there any fix to this
Kai with the tutorial on the 3 item universal crafter smh
is the universal crafter supposed to activate on its own
i wonder if crafting stacks of blocks for example will be faster with autocrafter or manual crafting
this crafts while you afk:)
It isn’t.
If you were standing in a pile of iron ingots, it would be faster for you to block it manually. If you were going to a farm that produces iron, then by definition it would be faster for the farm to block it. This is because when you get to it it will already be blocked, and you have spent no time on it.
There is one time where a crafter will almost always be faster, and that is crafting dispensers. Even if you're standing in a pile of sticks and string and cobblestone, or even a pile of cobblestone and bows, it will take far longer to turn that pile into dispensers then it would to loaded into a machine that turned it into dispensers.
9:27 Could this specific design work for crafting dispensers?
What redstone resource/texture pack do u use?
Thank so much for the video bro
I catch you silent 😅
Java Universal design does not work if you build it exactly like shown in the video!
Reason: The overflow detection lever powers the rails which in turn shuts off the entire machine
Fix: simply replace the 2 blocks down right from the comparator (the ones he puts redstone on at 12:16) with a transparent solid block (block which cannot transfer redstone signals when powered) like glass, glowstone, etc.
I have built the bedrock edition and then removed the middle section. When i first turned it on it slowly crafted 15 lanterns automatically and now it wont craft any even with lots of spare recourses. Shame as this would be really useful for my world.
What about colored rockets with effects?
Quick! Craft some crafting tables!
All the crafting tables!
The iron ingot to block crafter is so useful.
6:12 Challenge accepted!
Is there a colum version that can connect to storage systems like iron farm for blocks