64 Furnace Array [Super Smelter] - Tutorial

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  • čas přidán 29. 06. 2024
  • This tutorial is for a cool super smelter of a stack of furnaces, although it can be expanded up to 5 stacks of furnaces. Waiting for items to smelt is so boring, so hopefully this can help you accelerate the process and get you all the resources ready for whatever you are building. Enjoy!
    Also... Don't forget to cast your mob vote for the 1.21 in the Minecraft Launcher!
    Litematica Schematic:
    www.mediafire.com/file/qcl1t7...
    Time Stamps:
    00:00 - Intro
    03:22 - Explanation of Contraption
    08:35 - Materials Needed
    12:34 - Tutorial
    33:06 - Outro
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Komentáře • 17

  • @GiorgioJGZ
    @GiorgioJGZ  Před 7 měsíci

    If you have trouble getting the tricky sloped rail that goes next to the trapdoor, change the rail that goes on top of the trap door for an activator rail (do not power it). This may make things easier depending on the orientation. 😉

  • @impatientimp3292
    @impatientimp3292 Před 6 měsíci +1

    Amazing idea to fill 4 of the cart's slots.
    I wished I would've seen this video before I designed my 96 furnace array. I went for this number to take advantage of your 4x hopper speed shulker unloader !

    • @GiorgioJGZ
      @GiorgioJGZ  Před 6 měsíci +1

      96 furnaces... Nice! I also thought on hooking the unloader to this design but it would've been something extra. So for the tutorial I just left it as is.

  • @samuelwhittenburg8742
    @samuelwhittenburg8742 Před 3 měsíci

    The hopper minecarts are just going into the hoppers?

    • @GiorgioJGZ
      @GiorgioJGZ  Před 3 měsíci

      Are you inputting full stacks of items?

  • @CaesiumAKAPianoslam
    @CaesiumAKAPianoslam Před měsícem

    Why exactly do we need so many hopper minecarts? Could we not just hold one hopper minecart out with a comparator, detect when it is full, and then use it to distribute the items?

    • @GiorgioJGZ
      @GiorgioJGZ  Před měsícem

      Short answer: That's just the way I decided to do it. Obviously not the only one, but it made some other features of the system easier to design.
      If you want more details about my choice and don't mind reading a longer text, I give you the long answer in my next comment.

    • @GiorgioJGZ
      @GiorgioJGZ  Před měsícem

      Detailed answer: There were several things that I needed to consider when designing the super smelter and keep it simple.
      - First, I like to show interesting ideas on how to do things for those out there who like to design their own contraptions but just need a bit of help with where to start. So, to fill up the minecart with more minecarts is easy to understand and easy to modify and make the array larger.
      - Expansion is the second point. If instead of focusing on getting the exact timing for the minecart to pull certain amount of items before being sent off, we focus just on detecting when it is full, the contraption gets way easier to compact and if expansion of the array is needed, nothing or almost nothing in the circuitry changes. So, filling the minecart with non-stackables (other minecarts) just seemed a good choice. It's kind of like recycling!
      - Then, we don't have to worry about pulling the filler items (the non-stackables) from the minecart before putting it back in the system. Why? Well, because the filler items are also minecarts, so they all go to the same place. Again, this makes the system easier to design and to keep small.
      - And finally, furnaces smelt an item every 10 seconds. So, if we want to avoid wasting fuel, we need to put a new item inside of each furnace every 10 seconds or less. To keep the timings simple, we just constantly keep sending minecarts one after the other until there are no more items to be smelted. This assures that there is always at least one item inside the furnaces to be smelted, thus not using any more fuel than the needed.
      But as said in the short answer: These are just design choices that I made and by no means the right way to do it, or at least not the only right way to do it. If you think you can improve it, by all means, feel free to do so. As I mentioned in one of the points, these contraptions that I showcase are also meant to be an inspiration and starting point to all of those people out there who enjoy making their own redstone contraptions or are trying to learn and get better at Redstone.

    • @CaesiumAKAPianoslam
      @CaesiumAKAPianoslam Před měsícem

      @@GiorgioJGZ Thank you so much dude, this is crazy detailed. I like the idea of constantly sending out minecarts, I was just not sure about its efficiency. Thank you for elucidating on it. Subscribed for sure

    • @GiorgioJGZ
      @GiorgioJGZ  Před měsícem

      Np! Ty for the sub and welcome to the channel!! 😁

  • @Alpinedumbo
    @Alpinedumbo Před 8 měsíci

    i cant manage to make that rail work even if i do as you said in the video

    • @GiorgioJGZ
      @GiorgioJGZ  Před 8 měsíci

      It's a tricky rail. Can you send me a picture through Instagram so that I can help you better?

    • @Alpinedumbo
      @Alpinedumbo Před 8 měsíci

      it got it to work but the minecart won't stop to get 64 item it just keeps going

    • @GiorgioJGZ
      @GiorgioJGZ  Před 8 měsíci

      Did you place the fence gate? And if you did, is it closed?

    • @Alpinedumbo
      @Alpinedumbo Před 8 měsíci +1

      @@GiorgioJGZ i fixed it it was the rail that wasnt slanted

  • @Rahulbpc
    @Rahulbpc Před 4 měsíci

    Will this work for bedrock?

    • @GiorgioJGZ
      @GiorgioJGZ  Před 4 měsíci +1

      Sorry, it will only work for Java