You sounded a little extra excited at the end of this video which is great. I know you mentioned learning about auto farms and how they work in Minecraft in your 1.19 live streams. I’m glad to see your progress in that endeavor. Keep up the great work!
@@Eyecraftmc looking forward to seeing those videos! This Super Smelter is amazing btw. The compact design allows it to be aesthetically hidden very easily.
@@EyecraftmcI use your farms all the time in Java! Love the videos. Unfortunately I play with friends on a bedrock realm and a lot of things break in that version 😅
I really like the large smelter design because it is so much more compact. Other designs I've seen utilize a large, long space, which I don't particularly like. Definitely using this. Thanks Eye!
Another video so quickly; I feel spoiled!! I started watching your videos a few months ago and pretty much got through the backlog. Thanks for all the great content!!
Returning player from when minecraft first hit xbox lol stopped playing now im 26 coming back into it. Man you are a lifesaver when it comes to tutorials, farms, and just basic knowledge to the game. Much appreciated, since the game has upgraded so much since then!
I just built this and it works fantastically. I have been looking for an auto-smelter that will take lava buckets and could only find really complex set-ups. What you have designed, however, is very simple and picks up the empty buckets easily. It also has a small footprint, is relatively cheap to build, smelts very quickly and only took me 5 minutes to build. Thank you so much for this excellent tutorial. :D
If you are struggling to place the rails on the lower track for the bigger auto smelter, just place the regular rail first, 1 block ahead, then place the powered rail that way the powered rail connects to the regular rail on the lower track not the powered rail on the top track. This issue could arise at 7:04. Hope this is useful to at least someone!
this is a really cool design I like how efficient it is with redstone like each block powers 2 sets of rails and the level being the on and off for both tracks
I actually have the micro auto smelter in my industry district (which is also my base) but been looking for an upgrade it’s like you know that’s what I needed
Would absolutely recommend for new or just players who don’t build things like this before. My only wish was that hoppers were “cheaper” this tutorial was easy to follow (i made the smaller one) and it is efficient. Thank you so much
for the 16 furnaces smelter you'll notice that the last furnace that the minecart goes on has less items than the others, you can fix that by simply adding an extra powerd rail at the end of the items to smelt line so the minecraft goes above it two times like every other furnace. also somtimes chunk borders tend to mess up the items distribution to a point where some furnaces dont get any item to smelt so make sure that no chunk border is going threw your smelter (had the chunk border problem in bedrock don't know if it's the same for java)
I have a bunch of auto farms, so I would direct their output line to some sorters to pull out the items I want to smelt/cook, then feed the output to the farm stream on the other side of the sorters to go to my main storage. My fuel of choice is charcoal since by cooking my tree farm's output the super-smelter quickly becomes self-fueling. That's because I get 8 charcoal out for every 1 charcoal burned (with no need to craft bamboo planks, although 1.21's new crafter block would change that). Feeding the output charcoal back into the farm's fuel line means it's constantly full and the charcoal that doesn't fit continues on to storage.
I am currently setting up an auto kelp farm to supply my auto smelter. I have a question though, how am I supposed to prevent my main storage supply from overflowing if it reaches maximum capacity?
@@gavinferguson2938 What kind of sorters are you using? There's usually a way to catch overflow at each sort point. Alternatively, you can just let it fill up so that it won't accept more items and have an overflow catch-all at the end that drops the extra items into lava or something.
Built this just now to jump start my self sustaining kelp farm. Used 64 furnaces in a similar layout with some minor tweaks. When using 64 furnaces the first furnaces have a period in which they arent smelting any items due to the travel time but I solved this by adding a button to cycle the smeltable chestcart once before starting the farm. I also extended the inner railroad by 4 blocks at the end of that track so the carts would arrive back at the same time because OCD and easier to keep track. Overall great design and super helpfull tutorial :D
4:34 @Eyecraftmc This is actually incorrect. I was able to make 4 more smelters using your design with less than 48 hoppers (I'm on bedrock). The smallest I was able to make was with only 6. You have to start placing the rails further out before you places the ones that are next to each other, also you have to start with the bottom track first before placing the top track for it to work. It took me a little trial and error. Great video, thanks for the design, keep it up.
I already have a nice auto smelter set up in my world but I like your videos, and I respect the fact you designed your own. Always glad to see a new upload
Thank you for a great super smelter design Eyecraft! If anyone builds it, don't forget to leave room to break/replace the furnaces to get the XP out of them
I have no use for the super smelter, but thank for teaching me two useful things: you can dye sign texts with dyes and glow ink, and for the micro smelter that i can use for fish!
I feel like this would be very useful in multiplayer when you have many players mining and smelting! Ngl for single player a normal smelting setup is usually good.
I like the design as I also used something similar in my world, but equipped it with a shulker unloader with fuel inside, so makes the process quick and automatic once I place everything into the system.
Here is the setup I'm using right now. I built the big smelter in my base in the overworld, and I go to the nether and mine for ancient debris. I have a tunnel that is close to 1,000 blocks long. It's 7 blocks wide and what ever the reach of the pickaxe is tall. Ghast can spawn in it so they help with gunpowder. I smelt the netherrack to get bricks and exp and use the seemingly endless supply of lava as fuel.
This is almost exactly what I’m looking for. There’s a few ways I would upgrade this, however the “upgrades” are definitely going to make the smelter more expensive. 1. Is there any way to use hopper minecarts instead of chests minecarts? I want to make the smelter look good in my house, and keeping the input, fuel, and output all as chests would make it look great and consistent. 2. Is there any way to attach a farm to this for fuel? Such as a super efficient bamboo farm, so you no longer even need to put any fuel into the furnaces. 3. If using hopper minecarts is possible, is it possible to make it so the hopper minecarts are stationary until you put items into the smelter? This would only make the minecarts move when they’re either full, or have emptied the chest. After that, how would you make them stop moving after they have unloaded every item from their inventory? The purpose of this is to reduce the constant noise of the minecarts. Essentially, I want a system that is quiet, and requires no input from the player other than inputting the item they want to smelt into a chest. Do you know of any smelters like this or direct me to a video that has something similar? I’m struggling to make one on my own as I’ve just recently gotten back into Minecraft and my redstone skills are a bit rusty. This video is great as a distribution system, but not fully automated. Bonus question: Typically I won’t need more than 8 furnaces. 16 is definitely more efficient, and if you have an infinite fuel source, using 16 furnaces might just be the better way to go regardless. However, is it better to use normal hoppers and redstone for 8 furnaces, or would you recommend still using minecarts with a hopper / chest? Thanks again in advance to anyone who can help, I realy appreciate it!
Can I make a suggestion for making the tutorials? Replace the ground below the build site with a checkerboard of coloured wool, so we can see the size of the build before starting, and the location of the first placed blocks so we can fit it into tight spaces more easily Eg: this build is within 12x4 blocks, so checkerboard a 12x4 area before placing the first chests
This is a great design, but the minecart of the items to smelt is too fast, so in the last furnace it only drops 1 item per cycle. To make it drop 2, just extend the rail by 1 block and place a powered rail. The lower minecart doesn't have this problem since it's slower. (Version 1.20.1)
great tutorial! just finished building it on my friends server lol. I am super new to making farms like this, and this was easy to follow. I think I might have made a small mistake somewhere, because my outputs arent going into my chest though. Ill mess around with it till i get it to work lol
I always build my super smelters with lava buckets (with a nearby large dripstone lava farm) so that I can attach an obsidian farm to the end of the fuel line.
I use bamboo as my fuel source with bows as a back up. Built my base underneath a skeleton spawner. So i get all the bone meal, bows, and xp i could ever want. My auto bamboo farm feeds right into my auto smelter too
Super nice build. The pacing of the video for watching was perfect but when you tried to copy set by set you have to pause, build, pause, etc because goes so fast... I added some redstone to turn off the hoppers when the machine is off. I also plan on building a small bamboo farm above that I'll craft into bamboo blocks then into bamboo planks that will go in the furnace.
great tutorial. Although, I will say the use of powered rails is a little excessive; to improve the efficiency and lower cost of materials, you would need a maximum of 6 powered rails. This may cause it to be ever so slightly slower than the original design but hardly enough for it to matter all that much.
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You sounded a little extra excited at the end of this video which is great. I know you mentioned learning about auto farms and how they work in Minecraft in your 1.19 live streams. I’m glad to see your progress in that endeavor. Keep up the great work!
Definitely! I have some more custom farm designs coming soon
@@Eyecraftmc looking forward to seeing those videos! This Super Smelter is amazing btw. The compact design allows it to be aesthetically hidden very easily.
@@EyecraftmcI use your farms all the time in Java! Love the videos. Unfortunately I play with friends on a bedrock realm and a lot of things break in that version 😅
@@Eyecraftmc I can't wait, you're my favorite minecraft guide youtuber :D
Hi eyecraft.
I recently started playing Minecraft with my son and we really enjoy your content!
I'm so glad!!
I started playing when my son would lose his base. I promised I would find it so he wouldn't go to bed crying. I'm still playing 10 years later.
Is that some kind of joke?
I can't wait for my daughter to be old enough to play!
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always a treat getting tutorials from you!
Thanks!
I really like the large smelter design because it is so much more compact. Other designs I've seen utilize a large, long space, which I don't particularly like. Definitely using this. Thanks Eye!
Another video so quickly; I feel spoiled!! I started watching your videos a few months ago and pretty much got through the backlog. Thanks for all the great content!!
ayooo! same
Returning player from when minecraft first hit xbox lol stopped playing now im 26 coming back into it. Man you are a lifesaver when it comes to tutorials, farms, and just basic knowledge to the game. Much appreciated, since the game has upgraded so much since then!
I just built this and it works fantastically. I have been looking for an auto-smelter that will take lava buckets and could only find really complex set-ups. What you have designed, however, is very simple and picks up the empty buckets easily. It also has a small footprint, is relatively cheap to build, smelts very quickly and only took me 5 minutes to build. Thank you so much for this excellent tutorial. :D
For the first design, instead of using a chest minecart, you can position a chest boat in the center on top for a cheaper result.
But the chest minecart is more fun because it spins like crazy
If you are struggling to place the rails on the lower track for the bigger auto smelter, just place the regular rail first, 1 block ahead, then place the powered rail that way the powered rail connects to the regular rail on the lower track not the powered rail on the top track. This issue could arise at 7:04. Hope this is useful to at least someone!
Thank you so much omg, I thought I was losing my mind and I was ready to pull out the tnt
I don’t understand what u saying
@@alonzoperez644 same
thank you SO much i went searching for a comment like this bc i could not get the rails to place properly!
This build was a huge waste of time. Terrible design
You make survival less chaotic and I love it.
this is a really cool design I like how efficient it is with redstone like each block powers 2 sets of rails and the level being the on and off for both tracks
Thanks! I definitely designed it to be as compact as possible and use as few materials as possible
You really know what you're doing,huh
I actually have the micro auto smelter in my industry district (which is also my base) but been looking for an upgrade it’s like you know that’s what I needed
Would absolutely recommend for new or just players who don’t build things like this before. My only wish was that hoppers were “cheaper” this tutorial was easy to follow (i made the smaller one) and it is efficient. Thank you so much
once you have even the most basic golem farm hoppers become very easy to acquire
Hey Eye great vid mate keep it up I wasn't expecting a video so fast keep it up!
Amazing design, but can we please get a small video or an extension to this video which has an auto fuel replenishment system attached to it? Please
See my comment. No tutorial or vid but there's a description of one way to self-fuel this (or any other) smelter setup.
Great video! I’m going to build this Super Smelter right now!
for the 16 furnaces smelter you'll notice that the last furnace that the minecart goes on has less items than the others, you can fix that by simply adding an extra powerd rail at the end of the items to smelt line so the minecraft goes above it two times like every other furnace.
also somtimes chunk borders tend to mess up the items distribution to a point where some furnaces dont get any item to smelt so make sure that no chunk border is going threw your smelter (had the chunk border problem in bedrock don't know if it's the same for java)
I have a bunch of auto farms, so I would direct their output line to some sorters to pull out the items I want to smelt/cook, then feed the output to the farm stream on the other side of the sorters to go to my main storage.
My fuel of choice is charcoal since by cooking my tree farm's output the super-smelter quickly becomes self-fueling. That's because I get 8 charcoal out for every 1 charcoal burned (with no need to craft bamboo planks, although 1.21's new crafter block would change that). Feeding the output charcoal back into the farm's fuel line means it's constantly full and the charcoal that doesn't fit continues on to storage.
Nice! One of my favorite things in Minecraft is connecting farms together to make a massive system :)
Charcoal is god-tier fuel with this setup
I am currently setting up an auto kelp farm to supply my auto smelter. I have a question though, how am I supposed to prevent my main storage supply from overflowing if it reaches maximum capacity?
@@gavinferguson2938 What kind of sorters are you using? There's usually a way to catch overflow at each sort point. Alternatively, you can just let it fill up so that it won't accept more items and have an overflow catch-all at the end that drops the extra items into lava or something.
Built this just now to jump start my self sustaining kelp farm. Used 64 furnaces in a similar layout with some minor tweaks. When using 64 furnaces the first furnaces have a period in which they arent smelting any items due to the travel time but I solved this by adding a button to cycle the smeltable chestcart once before starting the farm. I also extended the inner railroad by 4 blocks at the end of that track so the carts would arrive back at the same time because OCD and easier to keep track.
Overall great design and super helpfull tutorial :D
Love your videos! Always excited to get a notification for a new video!
so happy to see another video from u in my subscriptions! :)
Thx!
Man, this will really help me.Thanks a lot.💙
wow I've not heard your voice for long. i really did forget how calming and nice your voice is❤
This video was super chill, its a fun little guy teaching other fellow players how to make cool stuff!
keep going bro, ur the best
Will do!
Hello eyecraftmc thank for the video you are doing great ❤
Thank you!
@@Eyecraftmc your welcome
4:34 @Eyecraftmc This is actually incorrect. I was able to make 4 more smelters using your design with less than 48 hoppers (I'm on bedrock). The smallest I was able to make was with only 6. You have to start placing the rails further out before you places the ones that are next to each other, also you have to start with the bottom track first before placing the top track for it to work. It took me a little trial and error. Great video, thanks for the design, keep it up.
can you elaborate how you used fewer hoppers for the same amount of furnaces?
I already have a nice auto smelter set up in my world but I like your videos, and I respect the fact you designed your own. Always glad to see a new upload
Your farms are legit never outdated and crazy good! Thanks alot! Now I can smelt my stone!
After a long time a tutorial 😊
As someone who has recently gotten back into Minecraft, you have the best channel
Thank you for a great super smelter design Eyecraft! If anyone builds it, don't forget to leave room to break/replace the furnaces to get the XP out of them
I customized it into a straight version to fit inside my kitchen. Thank you for doing this tutorial!!!
I have no use for the super smelter, but thank for teaching me two useful things: you can dye sign texts with dyes and glow ink, and for the micro smelter that i can use for fish!
You're welcome!
Just built the larger version in my base. Really love the design and thanks for the videos.
This works so well. Built it in bedrock 1.20.8 and my coal supply can't even keep up, it's great. Thanks Eyecraft!
hey eyecraft! love this design. Can't wait to see more from ya hopefully soon!
I feel like this would be very useful in multiplayer when you have many players mining and smelting! Ngl for single player a normal smelting setup is usually good.
This worked out so well! 100% recommend making this.
Holy shit finally new content. Missed your voice man
I’m just getting back into Minecraft and your videos are super informative! Thanks for the videos!
I dont play minecraft often and I still take the time to watch your videos. Nice design 😊
another winner, brilliant sir!
Thank you so much!
İt is too satisfying to watch 🤩🤩and works well thank you Eyecraftmc
How many items does it cook in 1h?
Autosmelting scratches a special part of my brain :3
I like the design as I also used something similar in my world, but equipped it with a shulker unloader with fuel inside, so makes the process quick and automatic once I place everything into the system.
I recently returned to minecrafy after so many years (8 years+). your videos have been a godsend ty 👍
4:10 pull the ladder kronk/ WRONG LADDER
Love your vids
Placing the rail system is really frustrating
How did you do it?
Turn the entire thing ninety degrees
Hell yeah
have you tried sneaking. i sneaked the whole time and had no problems :)
Crouch and you shouldn’t have placement issues
Works really good, thanks, man.
These are awesome thank you. Kelp smelter to convert blocks to fuel sources is awesome.
For the micro furnace, you could add an additional ring of hoppers a level down with rails and make a fuel depositing route
Thanks So much I needed a super smelter in my world also you just earned a new sub :)
Eyecraft makes the best and the most informational tutorials!
Just a little tip, for the micro smelter you don't need a whole redstone block. A redstone torch or even a lever works just fine and is a lot cheaper.
great video and interesting to see your own cool smeltor!!
I love it when people always say "just like this" in minecraft tutorials
I love your micro smelter design! Might borrow it for my survival world!
This is exactly something I need... what do you do differently if you change the fuel to buckets of lava?
I don't think you'd have to change much since the empty buckets get ejected with the smelting output and end up in the large chest
Here is the setup I'm using right now. I built the big smelter in my base in the overworld, and I go to the nether and mine for ancient debris. I have a tunnel that is close to 1,000 blocks long. It's 7 blocks wide and what ever the reach of the pickaxe is tall. Ghast can spawn in it so they help with gunpowder. I smelt the netherrack to get bricks and exp and use the seemingly endless supply of lava as fuel.
This is almost exactly what I’m looking for.
There’s a few ways I would upgrade this, however the “upgrades” are definitely going to make the smelter more expensive.
1. Is there any way to use hopper minecarts instead of chests minecarts? I want to make the smelter look good in my house, and keeping the input, fuel, and output all as chests would make it look great and consistent.
2. Is there any way to attach a farm to this for fuel? Such as a super efficient bamboo farm, so you no longer even need to put any fuel into the furnaces.
3. If using hopper minecarts is possible, is it possible to make it so the hopper minecarts are stationary until you put items into the smelter? This would only make the minecarts move when they’re either full, or have emptied the chest. After that, how would you make them stop moving after they have unloaded every item from their inventory? The purpose of this is to reduce the constant noise of the minecarts.
Essentially, I want a system that is quiet, and requires no input from the player other than inputting the item they want to smelt into a chest. Do you know of any smelters like this or direct me to a video that has something similar? I’m struggling to make one on my own as I’ve just recently gotten back into Minecraft and my redstone skills are a bit rusty. This video is great as a distribution system, but not fully automated.
Bonus question:
Typically I won’t need more than 8 furnaces. 16 is definitely more efficient, and if you have an infinite fuel source, using 16 furnaces might just be the better way to go regardless. However, is it better to use normal hoppers and redstone for 8 furnaces, or would you recommend still using minecarts with a hopper / chest?
Thanks again in advance to anyone who can help, I realy appreciate it!
Can I make a suggestion for making the tutorials? Replace the ground below the build site with a checkerboard of coloured wool, so we can see the size of the build before starting, and the location of the first placed blocks so we can fit it into tight spaces more easily
Eg: this build is within 12x4 blocks, so checkerboard a 12x4 area before placing the first chests
This is a great design, but the minecart of the items to smelt is too fast, so in the last furnace it only drops 1 item per cycle. To make it drop 2, just extend the rail by 1 block and place a powered rail.
The lower minecart doesn't have this problem since it's slower.
(Version 1.20.1)
Great design mate
Wow, you have me so excited to build one now! I might even expand it to 32 furnaces 🤣
I love these tutorials they are so helpful
Love this, thanks
Thanks so much this helped massively
great tutorial! just finished building it on my friends server lol. I am super new to making farms like this, and this was easy to follow. I think I might have made a small mistake somewhere, because my outputs arent going into my chest though. Ill mess around with it till i get it to work lol
not even 5 mins later and i realized i placed my hoppers wrong lol
Man for some reason i always assumed a powered rail on a hopper would lock the hopper, makes it so much simpler
it even collects the buckets if you use lava buckets as fuel, its amazing :O
Love your vids
i love this guy, i bet it's nice and clean shaven
That’s so amazing
This the only man I trust this smelter still works in v1.21.2 on bedrock
Great video! Would you be willing to do a short video on how to link up something like this to feed into a chest sorting system?
I love the way you explain :0
Always great and easy to follow
I always build my super smelters with lava buckets (with a nearby large dripstone lava farm) so that I can attach an obsidian farm to the end of the fuel line.
I use bamboo as my fuel source with bows as a back up. Built my base underneath a skeleton spawner. So i get all the bone meal, bows, and xp i could ever want. My auto bamboo farm feeds right into my auto smelter too
Super nice build. The pacing of the video for watching was perfect but when you tried to copy set by set you have to pause, build, pause, etc because goes so fast... I added some redstone to turn off the hoppers when the machine is off. I also plan on building a small bamboo farm above that I'll craft into bamboo blocks then into bamboo planks that will go in the furnace.
Just made an auto smelter that used 17 buckets of lava over night smelting 1500 cactus using only 2 furnaces 6 chests and 6 hoppers. Totally worth it.
Can i use lava buckets for this and would the bickets retirn in the chest after used?
great tutorial. Although, I will say the use of powered rails is a little excessive; to improve the efficiency and lower cost of materials, you would need a maximum of 6 powered rails. This may cause it to be ever so slightly slower than the original design but hardly enough for it to matter all that much.
Thank you so much
U earned a sub
just built it on my realm and it works great, super fast👍👍
i really needed this
u can use a redstone torch instead right?
Yes
Can we extend the large auto smelter to 16 and 16 on each side?
I know it's not very convenient because it doesn't refuel itself, but I really, really liked the first design.
I also like combining my farms with silent dropper elevators so I have the input and output next to each other
Very nice!
Would be awesome if there was a good way to connect the bamboo farm to this design for auto fuel feeding!
Thanks works very well
2:37 What did you press to evenly divide all that coal?
If you pickup something in your inventory then drag while holding down lmb, you can spread it out
@@UpFromTheShadows Oh wow, this is such a helpful tip! Thank you so much!
This is a great design and I love the video but my powered rails keep connecting to each other at the end of the tracks, is there a way to stop this?
Missing you and your videos, eyecraftmc ❤ Hope all is well
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Get a grip
Tysm bro i can finally build my castle