Friend: "Where are all the trees?" You: "Gone, reduced to chests." Friend: "No, I mean in real life, they're all gone." You: "Oh those. Yeah, they all disappeared when the Harry Potter books were published."
@Enclave Officer Z324 for me im building the sorting system right now and im in survival and it took me 2 days how fid it take you 3 weeks or did you count the days you got materials
there is a cheat here don't do this system because the stuff doesn't go to the bottom box it just goes to the top if you want you can check it yourself
because its a shit video and design, why detail your build before its even done? then he mines out the chest and builds around what he already built. its just too many fkn steps just show us the sorter ffs.
@@addybubbles6145 nice job... built that a year ago but I´m using it way to infrequently, gotta use it more... Did you build yours with or without litematica?
@@monnarchh. Ay I have a question. I just finished this build, but when testing it the items don't go in the chest where I want them(where I put the stack in along with the filter items) Instead it goes into the 1st chest the system passes. Is it because I have nothing in those chests yet? If that's the case, it would mean that I have to put a filter in everything in the order the system passes the chests.(all the way around on the top layer, and then all the way around the bottom layer) If that's not the case, I fucked up somewhere and I don't know what to do then😂
@@arie8515 if were talking about the same system by gnembon, then that´s a stack design where the items go from the highest hopper to the lowest and then back up again for the next row of chests. If that´s the case with the one you built then every item looks for the first spot it can go into... The way you sort them is by filling every chest (not hopper, since they should pass the items through right away) with the items you want to have in the chest until no spot is empty. (filling as in putting 1 item you wanna sort in every slot so the items basically stack as soon as they can) Your first chest could therefore be cobble and every other block would pass that chest besides cobble, which will stack. You have to watch out, everytime you take a stack out of a chest you have to put one item back so random items don´t go in there.
@@joseguardado8832 yeah we have no problem with the materials, we have finished the chests and main building part. Now im waiting for my friend to get on and do the redstone😅
@@faulergeckoguigo4159 I'm currently stripmining again for more redstone dust😂 I have all the materials for the hoppers and I'm almost done with the top layer of the sorting circuit. After this comes the tricky part: making the item transportation system
the major problem with this is i feel like some blocks should need like 5 compartments (10 double chests) dedicated to them. Dirt blocks, cobblestone, and every item you have a ridululous amount of due to your automated farms. bonemeal, paper, iron, you get my point. but thanks for this. i'll use it as a starting point and take out the items i think are mostly junk anyway and add more chests for the chests i need more of.
I'm at like half way of making this and it has taken like the entire day. BUT god damn, can we just appreciate the editing? It's SO nice to have all this additional information, visual instructions and camera angles, because they make it that much less convoluted and much easier to follow! Fantastic job, keep it up!
Same here took me a whole day just to do the interior. Haven't even started the Redstone. 😢 and I'm on creative which is ironic since I'm on here trying to replicate someone else's creative design.
how tf u have the dedication to build a mega base but u don’t even know how to make a simple auto sorting system. this is like the most common and well-known auto sorting system design in the game. watch grians new hermitcraft world tour to actually know what a mega base is.
I built this entire storage system in survival with a friend and wow was it difficult. Took us nearly a week to complete but it was so worth it. We got all the iron from a golem farm and I was still astonished by how much was needed for all the hoppers. I must have left MC running overnight for days to gather all the iron. Man was it fun tho! We even have an elavator going down to the storage room
We built this storage room, then decided 300 types of items and 2 million capacity was not enough space, so we dug down 20 blocks below and built the entire thing again. Remembering where each item is located can be a challenge, so we created a 53 page written book on a lectern and a number/letter code system to represent the precise location of everything in this massive warehouse.
@@Zebasanti Location Reference: Floor - X/Y/Z (X being the highest (entry) floor, Y being the floor below and Z reserved for a floor below that in the future) Wing - S/W/N (our wings faced South, West and North) Side - L(left) or R(right) as you enter the wing Level - T(top) or B(bottom) row of chests Bay - 1 to 5 The result is this: B Bamboo........................XSRB5 Basalt...........................XWRB2 To find bamboo, you would go to the top floor, south wing, right side, bottom row, bay 5. To find basalt, you would go to the top floor, west wing, right side, bottom row, bay 2.
1800 Building Blocks - At least 29 stacks: 1800/64 = 28.125 1718 Hoppers - At least 27 stacks: 1718/64 = 26.843 902 Redstone Dust - 14 stacks and some extra: 902/64 = 14.093 301 Comparator - At least 5 stacks: 301/64 = 4.703 300 Repeater - At least 5 stacks: 300/64 = 4.687 300 Redstone Torch - At least 5 stacks: 300/64 = 4.687 Hope this helps a bit with calculations.
You never really see Minecraft Tutorials of this quality. Great job! I loved the detailed instructions and the block lengths, and how you built another from scratch! Love everything about this. Definitely subscribed.
I built this with my friends the last 3 days on our server, we grinded so hard for it and the work paid out! Now it's time to collect items we want to store but so far I'm extremely happy! Sick build man ❤
Day 1 Completed digging main area, chamber one and almost chamber 2 Day 2 Almost starting to place the chests Day 3 Finished making sorter system and connecting everything Day 452 finished filling up the sorters cuz I had no idea what to actually put in
@@amrit-u4d I did finish it, in 3 days. But actually making a logical sorting system took way longer than the actual build because there is so much space
I've finally finished to build it in my Hardcore world ! *Here are some tricks and hints if you want to build it in your world too !* :) It took me 2 days : 5 hours to dig the cave where the sorter is, 5 hour to get the wood with my axe, 3 hour to get all the other things (i was rich lol) and 4 hour to build. The list is a little innacurate : You will be needing 5 more stacks of wood. I would really recommand having a beacon with mining haste for the digging part. (I did not, it took me forever). The hardest thing to gather is probably the Iron. For the redstone, just mine near the bedrock with a fortune III pickaxe (and a beacon if you feel like it) and you will get the correct amount of redstone (which is like 50 stacks if i'm not wrong). Use a calculator for the amount of stacks of wood, redstone, iron and stone you will need (also, if you're planning to dig the system in a mountain, you will get well enough stone from it if you do use a silk touch). For the wood, just use the sapplings and pute them 4 by 4, bone meal it, go on top of the tree, mine everything and do that again and again. You can also use a wood farm (which i don't have). Do not forget to afk often at your iron farm since you will need ~15 stacks of Iron Blocks just for the hoppers (a little bit less, like 14,97 stacks) Bring a few more torches also, you will run out of it. Scaffholdings are also useful. For the building, just do as the video, do not forget to bring a bed to sleep and be careful, mobs can enter easily in the build, you have to be a little focus on that ! Anyway, very good farm, i liked a lot building it, Thanks Shulkercraft :)
@悪魔を称えよ i did play in solo for 3 days doing mostly that haha For the materials its kinda dumb how many you have to get but worth it. Also i putted composter on top of the hoppers to reduce lag :F
@@CatLion4131 To be clear and respond to everyone, you will need : For the deco only : - 12664 Planks -> 2166 Logs -> Almost 50 Stacks (49.8stacks) For the hopper only : - 3436 Logs -> 53.7 Stacks of Logs FOR THE WHOLE THING : -> 104 Stacks of Logs. It mean 3.9 Shulker Boxes full of logs or also 1.95 Double chest full of logs.
I thought I read Iron Blocks somewhere in another comment and I gathered 132 stacked of iron blocks instead of ingots....... I'll never need iron ever again
21:03 if you cant add a stack of the item you want to sort, add 11 filter items in each slot instead of just one. that way, you only have to add one of the item you want to sort. hope this helped someone!
your method works fine, since the input is a hopperline, but if you want to save on hoppers, and choose to use a waterway instead, than you might run into overflow problems with this method. The 41 of the one you want, 1-1 in the other parts option also includes the safety feature, that if the sorter fills up to 64-1-1-1-1, it'd still only have a signal strength of 3, meaning it can't activate the modules next to it, to let their sorted items start draining. On the other hand, if you only add 1 of the item you want to sort, and fill the other 44 items in the other slots in any configuration whatsoever, and your system suddenly gets a lot of an item you want to sort into the same chest, you might see the hopper pick up more than it can actually put out. (hoppers can suck in items in bulk, but always output them one at a time) and if it fill up with the item you want to sort out, it'll break the sorters next to it. So be careful with using this method. It does however work for items that you probably won't be dumping into your storage in big amounts, or if you use a hopperline instead of a waterstream, than with just about any items, but as we all know, hopperlines are laggy. If you use those, at least put composters on top, unless you're in singleplayer, or for some reason have space constraints that can't allow it.
I’m running into the problem of my hoppers not properly sorting everything just keeps going into the first top chest even tho I have put in the required amount of fillers and Items in the hopper before hand if u have a solution please help it’s very frustrating spending so many mats and not being able to figure out why it’s broken
@@9mm_gobrrr there are a few things i can think of that can cause such a behaviour. First of all, are you playing on java, or bedrock edition? Because those 2 handle redstone slightly differently. If there's too much redstone action in 1 redstone tick, bedrock sometimes pushes some redstone reactions to the nexttick, rather than slowing down the game so it can handle them all in the correct tick, effectively breaking a lot of contraptions that work properly in java. If you're on java however, than I'd recommend checking out if you didn't accidentally fill up some of the filter's 2-5th slots with items you forgot to rename. If you did, and threw in some of those in the system, they'll start stacking to the first filter's 2nd slot, go up till 42, and empty out the filter's 1st slot in the meantime; basically letting everything else through afterward. Also, if you renamed a lot of items to separate the filters in bulk, make sure you don't accidentally throw in the rest for selection after you ended up filling your filters; since that can result in the above situation as well. Renameing a filler item is only required, so you won't accidentally throw in items that can stack with them. So long as there are a total of 45 stackable items (min) or 68 (max) in a hopper, you should be all right. sorterwise. I recommend only 1-1 renamed filler item in the 2nd-5th slots though, not the 11-11 method that some people suggest. Also, if you're on java, you like redstone, and compact storages, I'd also recommend checking out a multisorter, like the Metamilo/Rapscallion design. I personally use that one as well, and it works flawlessly, while taking up only a 2 wide slot, and can select/sort out up to 54 different stackable items if required. Also doesn't break from unstackable items going through it, just gotta make sure they have somewhere to go in the end.
@@brendandan2156 I built mine with my mate in survival but we haven’t managed to get the items to flow into the top chest after filling the bottom one... is that happening for you?
i built this in my world my problem is when it goes outside of simulated chunks the items seem to just stop till i walk over to that area then they go round the system as usual ive tried swapping to water streams which speeds up the item but when i go out of render while its auto sorting the items seem to miss the correct auto sorter and end up in the uncategorized chests this has basically made this autosorter useless and its wuicker to put the items in the chest the time you have to wait around for the items to go into the chest
To all Bedrock players; I just built it in Bedrock and it works perfectly. So you don’t need to be concerned about wasting your time and resources. Thanks Shulkercraft for the tutorial!
@@Watchkristv For me that part was the easiest. I built this for a realm, and was lucky enough to have three other players agree to help me mine. With four people you can mine all the iron within 12 hours. If I had to do it solo then yes, I probably would have made an iron farm.
@@yayeet5859 possibly however I cannot guarantee theoretically it should as sorting systems are exactly the same between versions however I cannot guarantee
The whole project needs over 8600 iron, so assuming each golem drops 4 on average, like 1650 golems! (Edit: Over 2150, not sure where my number came from - thanks Kadzyol for the correction)
@@kyoopihd actually, if we count every single iron it will make: 1718 hoppers = 8590 ingots 1 smithing table= 2 ingots 1 anvil= 31 ingots 1 Bucket= 3 ingots 1 piston= 1 ingot meaning 8627 iron ingots were used in this project, and 8627/4 = 2156.75 iron golems were killed during this project
I just made a 240k item capacity warehouse (in creative, seriously I use a lot of items for my minecraft ideas) and now I feel pathetic. 1 minute ago, I was going crazy, because I made a warehouse that can store a quarter of a million items. You made EIGHT TIMES THAT. I applaud you.
Dear future builder of this contraption: I am building this in survival java 1.16.5, and it has been actually really easy, I am leaving a couple of tips for you. Get a beacon: I set it to haste 2 and it took me half an hour with a effV pickaxe to mine the absolute massive amount of stone I needed to build this inside a mountain Then I set it to Jump Boost 2 when building and it was worth it. Build a tree farm and plant birch for the wood needed for the chests. I use the ilmango simple 4 type tree farm design and birch doesn't use as much bone meal as other trees. Build a micro iron farm in your spawn chunks (I'll update this post with the link to the one I use, which has been the simplest and most useful one I've done, which I guess has to do with the fact it IS in the spawn chunks, but still, took me like 20 mins to build), because the amount of hoppers you need is insane and you don't realize that until you build the sorting system. In general, you need about 2 stacks of redstone torches, repeaters and comparators for every wing of the build and 8 stacks of redstone dust. I have 8 clerics in my trading hall and I can trade 6 stacks of redstone dust every day so it pays off if you don't have a witch perimeter or a raid farm yet because mining for redstone takes waaaaay too long for the needs of this. Install the "better hoppers" resource pack from vanilla tweaks so you can tell easily if something is misconnected and before you fill up the hoppers with the filter items, check every comparator to see if it's off, that way you will avoid wreaking havoc. I'm yet to build the distribution system, but I'll update when I'm done. Time so far: 5 irl days of about 3 hours counting afk at skelly farm, tree farm, trading redstone mining quartz and crafting/transporting everything (consider I didn't use stone bricks for deco, and instead used quartz blocks/stairs/chiselled/columns/slabs/bricks, so discount the time it took to acquire those materials too. Update: I forgot to say this the first time, don't use a hopper as the adjacent block of your water elevator, items will get stuck there, and while you think they are travelling the system, they are actually despawning (imagine that happening to your diamonds/netherite/dragon egg). I used a blue ice block, which I don't know if helps keep momentum, but works great). Update 2: I added a shulker unloader at the entrance which sadly doesn't fit on the walls so I had to reengineer it to take the shulkers in a floor chest and pop the empty ones back out in a chest right next to the original "dumping one". Works great. The filtering is not done yet because I'm still deciding on an order that makes the most sense for me, so I will call it done for building time at 7 days of 3 hours (21 hours) counting afk and resource gathering, and pls consider I have a slow pc which sometimes lags too much and that I'm better at redstone than at building so your time may vary. Could be less since I took the baaaaad decision of using quartz instead of stone bricks which I already had. Looks way fancier though. You can read my replies for details on the sorting categories I have so far and I'll reply with the ones I come up with as I create them. The micro iron farm I use: th-cam.com/video/T6R6YB4Mbyc/w-d-xo.html The wood farm I use: th-cam.com/video/2sCEsghQI6w/w-d-xo.html
I would honestly build a big iron farm before building this, not just a micro farm. It will be worth it and even a large iron farm usually isn't super resource intensive to build.
@@ToperRS the thing with those is, they usually need to be built floating in the sky. The one I recommend is built underground which makes it super easy early game.
@@promocode8454 so far it has been 7 days of 3 hour sessions, haven't finished filling the filters because I added an enchanting/brewing room and a shulker unloader, so I'm still deciding how to lay down the items in the most logical order for me. As for the memory usage, I wouldn't be the right person to ask, since my pc runs the base game at 20 fps tops. At 8 chunks. :/ I need a new PC
@@slambat2905 This is the more practical solution, have sorting for the 15-20 of the most cluttering items, cobblestone, ores, wood the stuff you tend to store in bulk, and use the overflow chest to manually sort out anything thats more niche and in smaller quantities.
i build this thing in survival mode 2 years back and it changed my game experience . great build and it made me get so much stuff that i was able to build that crazy castle from blue nerd in survival mode hehe .
Me: Hmm my base is a mess, i think first i'll organise my chests. Let's look up some tutorials on youtube. Tutorial: So basically you will need like 3000 chests...
@@lukany9534 it’s not that hard. The entire list for the first part fits into 3.5 shulker boxes. I did it all in survival. It just seems big. But when you actually do it it seems less big than it actually is.
How much lag did you experience if any at all on bedrock? If there was any lag on (ps4) or any console did you have lag when you built it or when you added items to the system?
i've build mine with my custom design but the same filter system, this video helped me a lot, for anyone wandering it works great even with a bigger room that filter 90% of stackable item in the game with 4 double chests per item, it just causes a lot of fps drop when you are in the storage room and will take you around 100 hours to build... I'm tired, that was my biggest minecraft project ever
Built in 1.17.1 and is still working flawlessly. Things to keep in mind: 1. When you have empty chest slots which arent being used, make sure the hopper facing the comparator on the back has the filtering item (renamed 5 cobblestone to "Filtering item" and put one in each slot of that hopper, had to be done for every hopper which its corresponding chest is not in use). If this isn't done, items that are put into the chests at the entrance will get lost in the hopper trail and enter the first hopper with a empty item slot. 2. Stacks of 16 will also work, this includes ender pearls, buckets, etc. When put into a hopper, instead of stopping at 41 like a regular 64 stack, it will stop at 10 and work perfectly without a issue. 3. Some of the items will get stuck in the water elevator. I recommend putting a full block at the 90 degree turn and then put the water ontop of 2 or more hoppers if that makes any sense. 4. My friend made a mistake where on the second level for the top chests, he put the redstone torch on the lower block of the second row. This making the redstone from the first row turn on and not work properly. Make sure the redstone torch is at the same Y level as the repeaters. 5. I would highly recommend mining the corners of the storage units, so that you have a lot more space to work with the redstone and look at the entire thing. I recommend digging a 53x53 with 11 block height. This a massive storage unit and the redstone hurt my brain, the areas helped figure out if I had a hopper facing the wrong way or something was interfering it. 6. You can easily setup multiple chests around your world that will direct your items into the storage units. All you have to keep in mind is that is has to be before the items enter the water elevator for simplicity reasons. apart from that... enjoy your torture hours : )
just for people planning on building this, here are all of the raw materials needed (you then need to craft them into the respective items) the amount of stacks is rounded up any type of log: 6098 (96 stacks) spruce log: 754 (12 stacks) stone: 2990 (47 stacks) smooth stone: 113 (2 stacks) coal: 30 (1 stack) any block: 1800 (29 stacks) iron: 8594 (135 stacks) redstone dust: 3011 (48 stacks) quarts: 303 (5 stacks) sand: 42 (1 stack) kelp: 32 (1 stack) cobblestone: 23 (1 stack) soul sand: 1 (1 stack) slimeballs: 1 (1 stack) hope this helped :-)
!!!! SO HAPPY I BUILT IT !!!! Absolutely love this design and this tutorial was so great to follow. I saw someone else comment with their organization strategy and was thoroughly IMPRESSED. I thought I would SHARE MINE. This is by no means perfect, but it serves me well (someone who loves to build). My method is heavily building-materials-based...so a lot of space is dedicated to every form of each material (slabs, stairs, colours etc). ****NOTE: I will leave a list of items at the end that were not included (but I will be making a separate storage system for them specifically). A = Top Row B = Bottom Row (6A is across from 5A) forming a U-shape loop in and out of each bay. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- [ BAY 1 ] ----> LEFT WALL > (woods-nature) 1A - Birch log, plank, slab, stair and fence 1B - Oak log, plank, slab, stair and fence 2A - Jungle log, plank, slab, stair and fence 2B - Spruce log, plank, slab, stair and fence 3A - Acacia log, plank, slab, stair and fence 3B - Dark oak log, plank, slab, stair and fence 4A - Crimson log, plank, slab, stair and fence 4B - Warped log, plank, slab, stair and fence 5A - Saplings: Oak, birch, dark oak, jungle and acacia 5B - Dirt, dirt, grass dirt, grass dirt and gravel ****Regarding additional wood items (boats, doors, signs, buttons, fence gates, trapdoors etc. of each species)...I will be creating a storage specific for detailing items. I am considering building a sub-level to my current storage to extend its storage capabilities. ----> RIGHT WALL > (stone - stone) 6A - Cobble: block, block, slab, stair and wall. 6B - Smooth stone block. Stone: block, block, slab and stair. 7A - Diorite: block, block, slab, stair and wall. 7B - Polished Diorite: block, block, slab, slab and stair. 8A - Granite: block, block, slab, stair and wall. 8B - Polished Granite: block, block, slab, slab and stair. 9A - Andesite: block, block, slab, stair and wall. 9B - Polished Andesite: block, block, slab, slab and stair. 10A - Polished Stone Brick: block, chiseled block, slab, stair and wall. 10B - Brick: block, slab, stair, wall and clay ball. ---------- [ BAY 2 ] ----> LEFT WALL > (stone-light-earth-dye) 1A - Quartz: block, smooth block, pillar, chiseled and slab. 1B - Quartz: polished slab, regular stair, polished stair. Blackstone: block and block. 2A - Blackstone: polished block, chiseled block, polished brick block, regular slab and polished slab. 2B - Blackstone: polished brick slab, regular stair, polished stair, polished brick stair and regular wall. 3A - Blackstone: polished wall, polished brick wall. Netherrack. Netherbrick block. Basalt. 3B - Obsidian. Nether Brick: block, slab, stair and wall. 4A - Shroom light, glowstone, redstone lamp, sea lantern and lantern. 4B - End rod, torch, sand, sand and sandstone. 5A - Cut sandstone, chiseled sandstone. Sandstone: slab, stair and wall. 5B - Glass block: clear, red, orange, yellow and lime green. ----> Right Wall > (glass-dye) 6A - Glass block: green, light blue, cyan, blue and pink. 6B - Glass block: magenta, purple, white, light grey and grey. 7A - Glass block: black and brown. Glass pane: clear, clear and brown. 7B - Glass pane: red, orange, yellow, lime green and green. 8A - Glass pane: light blue, cyan, blue, pink and magenta. 8B - Glass pane: purple, white, light grey, grey and black. 9A - Dye: red, orange, yellow, lime green and green. 9B - Dye: light blue, cyan, blue, pink and magenta. 10A - Dye: purple, white, white, light grey and grey. 10B - Dye: brown, black, black. Bonemeal. Ink sacs. ---------- [ BAY 3 ] ----> Left Wall > (terracotta-book crafting-iron) 1A - Terracotta: natural, natural, red, orange and yellow. 1B - Terracotta: lime green, green, light blue, cyan and blue. 2A - Terracotta: pink, magenta, purple, white and light grey. 2B - Terracotta: grey, black and brown. Glazed Terracotta: red and orange. 3A - Glazed Terracotta: yellow, lime green, green, light blue and cyan. 3B - Glazed Terracotta: blue, pink, magenta, purple and white. 4A - Glazed Terracotta: light grey, grey, black, black and brown. 4B - Leaves: oak, birch, dark oak, jungle and acacia. 5A - Sugarcane, sugarcane, paper, leather and books. 5B - Iron: nuggets, ingot, block, block and bars. ----> Right Wall > (mob drops-redstone-food) 6A - Bone, bone block, rotten flesh, spider eye and ender pearl. 6B - String, phantom membrane, ghast tear, gunpowder and magma cream. 7A - Rockets, ancient debris, slime block, soul soil and soul sand. 7B - Warped nylium, warped wart block, vines, crimson nylium and nether wart block. 8A - Redstone: repeater, sticky piston, observer, dropper and dispenser. 8B - Redstone: comparator, piston, daylight sensor, TNT and redstone torches. 9A - Seeds: pumpkin, wheat, cocoa, beetroot and melon. 9B - Kelp, dried kelp block, pumpkin block, melon block and cactus. 10A - Apples, golden apples, carrots, golden carrots and melon. 10B - Cooked: beef, porkchop, chicken, mutton and salmon. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I did not include any ores/precious minerals because I am making a super smelter/storage system in my mines and will incorporate the ores/precious minerals into its design. Other items I did not include above but will make a separate/sub-level storage for: - wools and carpets (will go in my wool farm) - nether brick (all combinations) - red sand (all combinations) - remaining vegetables/crops - soul torches/fire - concrete and concrete powder - flowers - honey - non-stackable items (totems, armour/tools, enchantment books etc.) - brewing items/potions (will make a wizard/witch tower with storage). - rails: activator, detector, powered and regular - job blocks/tools (anvils, grindstones, lecterns, stone cutter etc). - minecarts/hoppers - prismarines - ices ….I’m sure there are others but I wanted to keep my building essentials in one place! Hope this helps or gives you some inspiration/clarity. I’ll be posting a video of my system shortly.
I really liked the music you used in this video! I’ve always wanted to make an automated storage system for every item, but I usually settle for about 10 chests categorized by item type, whether it be wood, stone, precious, food, etc.
@@Jo24Park well a whole stack wouldn’t take much longer tbh. Probably only like a minute if we are assuming that it takes a second for the next one to start
Slowly but surely I’m getting to building this, already have all the giant holes dugout and have 5 stacks of hoppers, just put a full shulker box of iron ore in the furnace so let’s hope that gets me closer :)
instead of using 41 diamonds you could just add more of the item filter items so that the number of diamonds used for the filter is less. If you put 10 filter items in each slot then you only have to use 5 diamonds for the filter
Yeah I read about that. 11 filter items * 4 per hopper makes it so only 2 items get stuck in the system (one in the sort hopper, one in the hopper below).
@@invisghost2190 , You'd also run the risk of breaking the sorting system if too many items enter the filter hopper and triggering the filters next to it...
I'm new to minecraft, and this video was recommended to me, I believe I'm at the part where I can start adding the chests, so I stopped for the night and finally decided to watch the entire video. This is my first automated build, and I am afraid of what I got myself into. This is gonna take me at least a week, probably longer.
I am currently building this in survival. I already have an iron farm so thats no issue. But the WOOD!!! My God. You need something like 5,000 wood blocks to make this!! Im going to do it. But my world wont have any trees once im done. And i dont have a farm to make tnt so i cant rely on a tree farm.
Built this with a second layer with 4 halls underneath the original build for a total of 7 halls... needless to say, no one on the realm will even dare THINK about complaining we don't have enough storage XD
I’ve always seen this storage room in your videos, never would’ve thought that there would be a tutorial. You guys are the best minecraft channel by far!
USEFULL!!! When you put in the hopper 41 then 1 then 1 then 1 item, it only needs one of the item you like to sort, like diamonds, but I am not sure on which versions it works, it surely works on 1.19.3 and 1.19.4!! Hope I could help😊
Me: sees that you need 3 million hoppers I will build an iron farm! Me: sees that you need to transport villagers and zombies AND you need name tags? ohno
Honestly it is not as bad as you think. There is an auto farm that makes 9000 iron per hour. This build requires 8590 for the hoppers so less than a hour of afking.
If u have access to at least 2 villagers you can do it, on this channel there is a super easy iron farm design that only requires 3 villagers, 1 zombie and 1 name tag. Name tags are easy to get if u have a librarian villager, turn him into a zombie, cure it, and then level it to master. That design makes around 400 iron per hour which doesn’t sound like a lot but if u leave it running over night with an auto clicker or something it won’t take long at all.
The hardest part in this is finding what goes where and items to put in the slots in general. I've had the basic set up for a while with out the item sorting for like a good 2 months. I'm finally adding the Item sorting part, but I still have yet to fill up the chests and still trying to figure out what goes where.
All the items you wanted to sort will go into the filters, in the order you placed them. So you could make a list then just deposit those items in order to fill the system (to get it started at least, this makes it tough to leave room for new blocks though). Here’s how I do it: For categories, start with basics. Overworld - Wood Types - Stone Types - Biome Specific (Ocean Temple, Desert, Badlands, Ice, etc) - Manmade (Glass, Concrete, etc) - Raw Materials (if you want) - Ore Blocks - Smelted Ingots / Diamonds - Dropstone Spikes / Blocks Redstone - Blocks / Dust - All Stackable Components - Honey Blocks - Slime Blocks - Rails Leave some empty spots in each section, with another renamed item in the hopper until you decide what to filter. Repeat for Nether - Crimson / Warped Wood - Crimson / Warped Fungi - Crimson / Warped Nylium - Biome Blocks (Soul Sand, Soil, Basalt, Blackstone, Vines, etc) - Nether Ores - Structure Blocks (Blackstone, Nether Brick, etc) Repeat for End - Endstone, Brick, Purpur - Shulker Shells - End Rods - Obsidian Hostile / Passive Mob Drops - Pearls, String, Bones, Coal, Blaze Rods, etc. - Wool, Leather, Feathers, Eggs, whatever you want to filter here. - Guardian Drops - Wither Skulls - Wither Roses You’ll still have some stuff left like honey, scaffolding, and all of your non-stackable items, but it’s a good place to start. Pixlriffs has a video going over his thought process for sorting systems in his recent Survival Guide. Oh, and leave room for all the copper variants, tuff variants, and 1.21 blocks :)
Me and my friends finished the first part, my friends just got the materials and i built. We finished digging, the base, build the decorations in 8 hours of play, now, we are going to redstone next week, thanks Shulkercraft!
Possibly needed, but not required: Iron farm Cobblestone farm Tree farm Fully enchanted diamond/netherite tools (to speed up the clear out) God tier patience Edit: ok, you probably don't need a cobblestone farm
It took a week, and I faced the whole thing with netherbricks and crimson stems, and altered a bit of the front area for my own tastes, but I have it and i love and thank you so much for this!
in the middle ill probably make a staircase that goes down to villager trading hall, in the same shape basically on one side will be villager hallway on the other side will be a farm and the third side maybe a pvp kit chests or rooms good idea or no?
I love how you do everything in survival! One of my biggest turnoffs is when people say "survival friendly" and then build things in creative, this gives me confidence that with enough time it's possible :)
This took me a week to build while working full time as well. Just spent entire work days thinking about how I'd have to go home and grind iron until bed time. 10/10
![It just keeps getting better! [Cart-Based Multi-Item Sorter + Hybrid Storage]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/9eHcvMi7HUw/mqdefault.jpg)
My friend: “Where are all the trees?”
Me:”Gone, reduced to chests.”
Lmao true
i just built a tree farm lol
Great reference. Love it!!
Friend: "Where are all the trees?"
You: "Gone, reduced to chests."
Friend: "No, I mean in real life, they're all gone."
You: "Oh those. Yeah, they all disappeared when the Harry Potter books were published."
@Enclave Officer Z324 for me im building the sorting system right now and im in survival and it took me 2 days how fid it take you 3 weeks or did you count the days you got materials
After building this you won't have messy chests because you would run out of materials.
Shulker craft never cheats
Time to first afk at my skeleton farm for the bonemeal and then my tree farm for the wood
I'm glad I'm doing this in a private SMP
BID goodbye to The ChestMonsters
Thanks for the heart ❤️ love from India.
i built this in survival mode, dude.. this was not only a building, this was a journey back to my virginity.
worth it.
Yes
you didn't have to travel far, then
so like present day
@@basf7620 have you built it? Does it work in this versjon?.
You could store whatever's left of your social life in the very first box.
With that said, I'm going to build this over Christmas break.
there is a cheat here don't do this system because the stuff doesn't go to the bottom box it just goes to the top if you want you can check it yourself
@@NervioYT_ it does you just have to fill the entire to row of chests or dont build a top row
@@NervioYT_watch the video step by step don't be in PATIETION not to watch it all
so real
all my best farms were built during Christmas break
@@Xanpiece could you tell me how to fix this problem. it does not sort all the way just the top row
Minecraft: how many wood and iron do you need?
Shulkercraft: yes
Lol, he does have a good iron and wood farm tho
@@SchaapWhy yup ik
Inf amount of every thing
300 stacks
we're lookin' at god damn 134 stacks of iron blocks. 0^0
Why is no one talking about how good this Editing is?!?! The effort put in this video is amazing!
it is always good so no one is telling
yeah, literally every video they make takes tons of effort, what a chad
@@fj094t58qjf yes
Um probably cuz no one cares lmao
because its a shit video and design, why detail your build before its even done? then he mines out the chest and builds around what he already built. its just too many fkn steps
just show us the sorter ffs.
After spending many months using your guides, this feels like the final exam where I have to use all my previous farms to be able to make this one.
Check out an actual system, for example gnembons... gl
@@monnarchh. just built that
@@addybubbles6145 nice job... built that a year ago but I´m using it way to infrequently, gotta use it more... Did you build yours with or without litematica?
@@monnarchh. Ay I have a question. I just finished this build, but when testing it the items don't go in the chest where I want them(where I put the stack in along with the filter items)
Instead it goes into the 1st chest the system passes. Is it because I have nothing in those chests yet?
If that's the case, it would mean that I have to put a filter in everything in the order the system passes the chests.(all the way around on the top layer, and then all the way around the bottom layer)
If that's not the case, I fucked up somewhere and I don't know what to do then😂
@@arie8515 if were talking about the same system by gnembon, then that´s a stack design where the items go from the highest hopper to the lowest and then back up again for the next row of chests.
If that´s the case with the one you built then every item looks for the first spot it can go into...
The way you sort them is by filling every chest (not hopper, since they should pass the items through right away) with the items you want to have in the chest until no spot is empty. (filling as in putting 1 item you wanna sort in every slot so the items basically stack as soon as they can)
Your first chest could therefore be cobble and every other block would pass that chest besides cobble, which will stack.
You have to watch out, everytime you take a stack out of a chest you have to put one item back so random items don´t go in there.
**MATERIALS**
1204 [18 stack 52] Chest
1026 [16 stack 2] Spruce Planks
1022 [15 stack 62] Stone Bricks
744 [12 stack 6] Spruce Slab
348 [5 stack 28] Spruce Log
233 [3 stack 41] Stone Brick Slab
225 [3 stack 33] Smooth Stone Slab
150 [2 stack 22] Spruce Stairs
129 [2 stack 1] Stone Brick Stairs
119 [1 stack 55] Torch
18 Spruce Trapdoor
13 Crafting Table
1 Smithing Table
1 Anvil
1 Ender Chest
**REDSTONE**
1800 [28 stack 8] Cobblestone
1718 [26 stack 54] Hopper
902 [14 stack 6] Redstone Dust
301 [4 stack 45] Comparator
300 [4 stack 44] Repeater
300 [4 stack 44] Redstone Torch
42 Glass
32 Kelp
2 Observer
1 Soul Sand
1 Water Bucket
1 Dropper
1 Sticky Piston
thank you this was very helpful
❤
THANKS MAN!!!YOU AND GOD
11 stacks and 40 spruce slab*
Is there anything i cand do to build this system without Ender chest ?
My time building this:
30% digging, 10% building, 60% wondering if this will be worth it
I thought it was until u found out how much redstone u need :,)
The Redstone isn't the Problem. The problem is that you need 134 stacks iron
@@exploit467 iron farm and afk in it tbh the most annoying part was gathering the trees lmao doing the top hoppers tn
@@joseguardado8832 yeah we have no problem with the materials, we have finished the chests and main building part. Now im waiting for my friend to get on and do the redstone😅
@@faulergeckoguigo4159 I'm currently stripmining again for more redstone dust😂 I have all the materials for the hoppers and I'm almost done with the top layer of the sorting circuit. After this comes the tricky part: making the item transportation system
After building this storage I realized I no longer need a storage
LMAO Same
hey i have an issue. The system is not sorting the items in the bottom layer it just sorts in the top chests. Please help. Thank you
@@shresthvashist4342 I'd double check all of the hoppers on that layer. You must have at least one hopper facing the wrong direction.
Bruh
Probably you used to make them
Lmao
I only expected a showcase of the whole thing, the madlad made a full tutorial
I was looking for one and i was overwhelmed with joy when i found this
Same!!
It's only 22 min but has taken me 6 and a half hours so far and I'm still not done yet 😭
@@ari6280yeah same but I made an iron farm and bamboo farm which helps so much I didn’t have to mine for a single piece of iron
@@basicone9005 same
Hopefully this will help someone:
Wood: 27
Acacia Log
Acacia Plank
Acacia Sapling
Birch Log
Birch Plank
Birch Sapling
Crimson Stem
Cherry Log
Cherry Planks
Cherry Sapling
Warped Stem
Dark Oak Log
Dark Oak Plank
Dark Oak Sapling
Jungle Log
Jungle Planks
Jungle Sapling
Mangrove Log
Mangrove Planks
Mangrove Propagule
Oak Log
Oak Plank
Oak Sapling
Oak Leaves
Spruce Log
Spruce Plank
Spruce Sapling
Dyes: 16
Black Dye
Blue Dye
Brown Dye
Cyan Dye
Gray Dye
Green Dye
Light Blue Dye
Light Gray Dye
Lime Dye
Magenta Dye
Orange Dye
Pink Dye
Purple Dye
Red Dye
White Dye
Yellow Dye
Edible/farming: 42:
Apple
Azure Bluet
Baked Potato
Bamboo
Beetroot
Beetroot Seeds
Bone Block
Bone Meal
Bread
Cactus
Carrot
Cocoa Beans
Cooked Chicken
Cooked Cod
Cooked Mutton
Cooked Porkchop
Cooked Rabbit
Cooked Salmon
Cookie
Crimson Fungus
Warped Fungus
Dried Kelp
Egg
Golden Apple
Hay Bale
Melon Block
Melon Seeds
Melon Slice
Poisonous Potato
Poppy
Potato
Pumpkin
Pumpkin Pie
Pumpkin Seeds
Raw Cod
Raw Salmon
Rotten Flesh
Steak
Sugar Cane
Sweet Berries
Wheat
Wheat Seeds
Brewing: 24:
Blaze Powder
Blaze Rod
Brewing Stand
Brown Mushroom
Dragon's Breath
Fermented Spider Eye
Ghast Tear
Glass Bottle
Glistering Melon Slice
Glowstone Dust
Golden Carrot
Gunpowder
Magma Cream
Nether Wart
Phantom Membrane
Pufferfish
Rabbit's Foot
Red Mushroom
Spider Eye
Sugar
Arrow
Spectral Arrow
Special Arrow (Your Choice)
Armor/Tools: 2
Armor Stand
Armadillo Scute
Enchanting: 4:
Anvil
Book
Bookshelf
Grindstone
Redstone: 28:
Activator Rail
Detector Rail
Powered Rail
Rail
Minecart
Crafter
Clock
Compass
Daylight detector
Dispenser
Dropper
Hopper
Honey Block
Slime Block
Lever
Note Block
Observer
Piston
Redstone Comparator
Redstone Lamp
Redstone Repeater
Redstone Torch
Shroomlight
Sticky Piston
String
Target Block
TNT
Tripwire Hook
Building Blocks: 59:
Andesite
Basalt
White Concrete
Black Concrete
Calcite
Coarse Dirt
Cobblestone
Concrete (Any Color)
Concrete Powder (Any Color)
Clay
Blackstone
Glided Blackstone
Brick Block
Dark Prismarine
Deepslate
Diorite
Dirt
Grass Block
Scaffolding
End Stone
Glass Block
Granite
Gravel
Ice
Packed Ice
Blue Ice
Nether Brick Block
Netherrack
Obsidian
Prismarine
Prismarine Brick
Red Sand
Sand
Sandstone
Sea Lantern
Smooth Stone
Soul Sand
Soul Soil
Stone
Stone Brick
Terracotta
Terracotta (Any Color)
Tuff
White Wool
Orange Wool
Magenta Wool
Moss Block
Light Blue Wool
Yellow Wool
Lime Wool
Pink Wool
Gray Wool
Light Gray Wool
Cyan Wool
Purple Wool
Blue Wool
Brown Wool
Green Wool
Red Wool
Black Wool
Villager Stuff: 7:
Barrel
Blast Furnace
Composter
Lectern
Smithing Table
Smoker
Stonecutter
Mining: 16:
Coal
Coal Ore
Diamond
Diamond Ore
Emerald
Gold Ingot
Gold Ore
Gold Nugget
Iron Ingot
Iron Ore
Iron Nugget
Lápis Lazúli
Lápis Lazúli Ore
Redstone Dust
Redstone Ore
Torch
Ocean: 15:
Conduit
Coral Block (Any Kind)
Coral Fan (Any Kind)
Dead Coral Fan (Any Kind)
Heart Of The Sea
Kelp
Nautilus Shell
Prismarine Crystals
Prismarine Shard
Scute
Sea Grass
Sea Pickle
Sponge
Tropical Fish
Turtle Egg
Nether: 11:
Crying Obsidian
Fire Charge
Glowstone
Nether Blocks
Nether Gold Ore
Nether Quartz
Netherite Ingot
Netherite Scrap
Nether Wart
Wither Rose
Wither Skeleton Skull
End: 9:
Chorus Flower
Chorus Fruit
End Rod
Ender Chest
Ender Pearl
Eye Of Ender
Popped Chorus Fruit
Shulker Box
Shulker Shell
Miscellaneous: 40:
Banner Pattern
Bee Hive
Bee Nest
Bone
Bricks
Bucket
Campfire
Carpet (White)
Chain
Chest
Clay Ball
Crafting Table
Empty Map
Feather
Firework Rocket
Flint
Furnace
Glass (stained)
Glass Pane
Glass Pane (stained)
Honey Bottle
Honeycomb
Ink Sac
Iron Bars
Iron Door
Item Frame
Ladder
Lantern
Lead
Leather
Name Tag
Ominous Banner
Paper
Rabbit Hide
Saddle
Slimeball
Snowball
Stick
Skeleton Skull
Zombie Head
Thank you, helped me a lot to put all the items in the sroter.🎉😊😊🎉
the major problem with this is i feel like some blocks should need like 5 compartments (10 double chests) dedicated to them. Dirt blocks, cobblestone, and every item you have a ridululous amount of due to your automated farms. bonemeal, paper, iron, you get my point. but thanks for this. i'll use it as a starting point and take out the items i think are mostly junk anyway and add more chests for the chests i need more of.
@@ttvcoachv2636 You can put these into shulker boxes in the chest designated to the item
1st step:
Build a iron farm
2nd step:
Build a wood farm
3rd step:
make an XP farm for your mending pickaxe
@CasamSaturnBOİ is cutie - Enjoy dam
3rd step:
Wait many hours while the farms work
use tnt to dig out place
@@randomizer4527 *Use Respawn anchor for More Explosion radius*
@@agentdarkhd but its so much more expensive that a Tnt
I'm at like half way of making this and it has taken like the entire day.
BUT god damn, can we just appreciate the editing? It's SO nice to have all this additional information, visual instructions and camera angles, because they make it that much less convoluted and much easier to follow!
Fantastic job, keep it up!
yeah, this channel is great about being super explicit about instructions
Same here took me a whole day just to do the interior. Haven't even started the Redstone. 😢 and I'm on creative which is ironic since I'm on here trying to replicate someone else's creative design.
@@stephenbarrett4725 what's the point of this on creative? genuinely curious
I’m building a mega base on my server and needed a good storage system. This will be perfect. Love your tutorials.
will meet after a month
I also need a storage room in my multiplayer server
LoL
I was also making a mega base on a multiplayer server and literally needed a storage today.
how tf u have the dedication to build a mega base but u don’t even know how to make a simple auto sorting system. this is like the most common and well-known auto sorting system design in the game. watch grians new hermitcraft world tour to actually know what a mega base is.
@@cumbet651 Bro chill
I built this entire storage system in survival with a friend and wow was it difficult. Took us nearly a week to complete but it was so worth it. We got all the iron from a golem farm and I was still astonished by how much was needed for all the hoppers. I must have left MC running overnight for days to gather all the iron. Man was it fun tho! We even have an elavator going down to the storage room
Damn lol it just took me 2 days its the digging that's horrible lol
I reallly wanna a schematic for it
Let's just appreciate that he built this in survival
Literally just about to finish mine in survival 🤞🏽
I can't even build a house properly
@@pygrosguy16 same 😔
@@TheNoClanNoob just started mine!
@@AzaleaJane good luck! the quest for iron is never ending
Credit: @Lothlorian777
Raw Material List since i didn’t see one:
Logs: 6887 (107 stacks + 39)
Iron Ingot: 8624 (134 stacks + 51)
Red stone Dust: 3009 (47 stacks + 1)
Nether Quartz: 302 (4 Stacks + 46)
Stone: 4986 (77 stacks + 58)
Sand: 42
Kelp: 32
Cobblestone: 17
Coal: 9
Slime Ball: 1
Soul Sand: 1
(Total Double Chest Space: 7 Double chests + 16 slots)
Optional:
Obsidian: 8
Ender Pearl: 1
Blaze Rod: 1
Thank you g 🙏
Underrated comment
@@anindoghosh310 that us exactly what I was gonna say, thanks so much
@@anindoghosh310 he meant thanks to the comment not urs lmao
We have to be like this sir my respect
6:32 - would be cool to see a giant redstone door contraption, but they're so difficult
Good luck watch a TH-cam tutorial how to build a huge Redstone door can be secert can be a normal door
I would recommend using a piston flying machine that opens the door and puts it in the roof
We built this storage room, then decided 300 types of items and 2 million capacity was not enough space, so we dug down 20 blocks below and built the entire thing again. Remembering where each item is located can be a challenge, so we created a 53 page written book on a lectern and a number/letter code system to represent the precise location of everything in this massive warehouse.
Madlad
Pls share that code and the 53 pages
@@Zebasanti
Location Reference:
Floor - X/Y/Z (X being the highest (entry) floor, Y being the floor below and Z reserved for a floor below that in the future)
Wing - S/W/N (our wings faced South, West and North)
Side - L(left) or R(right) as you enter the wing
Level - T(top) or B(bottom) row of chests
Bay - 1 to 5
The result is this:
B
Bamboo........................XSRB5
Basalt...........................XWRB2
To find bamboo, you would go to the top floor, south wing, right side, bottom row, bay 5. To find basalt, you would go to the top floor, west wing, right side, bottom row, bay 2.
@@TheActualRoob My god, thats incredible Nice job
@@TheActualRoob That's frickin insanely amazing!!!
1800 Building Blocks - At least 29 stacks: 1800/64 = 28.125
1718 Hoppers - At least 27 stacks: 1718/64 = 26.843
902 Redstone Dust - 14 stacks and some extra: 902/64 = 14.093
301 Comparator - At least 5 stacks: 301/64 = 4.703
300 Repeater - At least 5 stacks: 300/64 = 4.687
300 Redstone Torch - At least 5 stacks: 300/64 = 4.687
Hope this helps a bit with calculations.
Thanks, but I'm scared
Always trust when asian do math xD
@@beckhend 🤣🤣🤣
Basically 143 stacks of iron for the hoppers... Bruuuh how am i supposed to get that much in a survival world ?!?
@@benjaminratajczak7000 iron farm, loads of AFK
You never really see Minecraft Tutorials of this quality. Great job! I loved the detailed instructions and the block lengths, and how you built another from scratch! Love everything about this. Definitely subscribed.
I built this with my friends the last 3 days on our server, we grinded so hard for it and the work paid out! Now it's time to collect items we want to store but so far I'm extremely happy!
Sick build man ❤
I built this and all my items are just going to the trash chest they skip over the hoppers where I want them to go...
- "How many Hopper will you need ?"
- "Yes"
1718 hoppers tho for the automatic :(
@@subscribeformemes8373 more than 150 iron block lol
At least you don't need to manually fill them with sticks!
@@hellothere9964 135*
@@Bananooey it's almost 15 stacks iron blocks 🙂 (idk why I spend all of this iron on a storge room that I wouldn't use ever )
Me: "So, when will I finish building this?"
The build: "That's the neat part, you won't."
Me too dude, I've been on and off for about 2 months.🤣🤣
@@percussivebird1526 first build an iron farm and tnt wood farm
Me: when will i stop seeing Invincible references?
Comments: thats the neat part, you wont
Me: "I want to finish it but i dont have the resources"
The build: "Thats the part where thats your problem"
You don't have to worry about storage now that you don't have that much to store lol
Me: Finally! I finished The first hallway!
Shulkercraft: Now repeat the same process with the other two hallways
just tbh that was the easiest part of the build
World edit, ACTIVATE
*now get 1,700 hoppers which is equivalent to about 130 stacks of iron*
@@sykio iron farm: observe
@@DoomedFr yes
Day 1
Completed digging main area, chamber one and almost chamber 2
Day 2
Almost starting to place the chests
Day 3
Finished making sorter system and connecting everything
Day 452 finished filling up the sorters cuz I had no idea what to actually put in
I went through the work of making it and then never filled it up or used it. It was basically just a flex lol
Did u actually finish it?? I have no idea where to put each item . Can you maybe provide sth to help
Bro where did you guys made it I can't find a place bro there are a lot of caves everywhere
@@amrit-u4d I did finish it, in 3 days. But actually making a logical sorting system took way longer than the actual build because there is so much space
@@MoyeMoye-qc3nx filled up the caved
It’s like watching those videos of those guys building the underground pools at 2am
LMAO i know right. i was thinking the same thing.
Yessssss
ballls
I've finally finished to build it in my Hardcore world ! *Here are some tricks and hints if you want to build it in your world too !* :)
It took me 2 days : 5 hours to dig the cave where the sorter is, 5 hour to get the wood with my axe, 3 hour to get all the other things (i was rich lol) and 4 hour to build.
The list is a little innacurate : You will be needing 5 more stacks of wood. I would really recommand having a beacon with mining haste for the digging part. (I did not, it took me forever).
The hardest thing to gather is probably the Iron. For the redstone, just mine near the bedrock with a fortune III pickaxe (and a beacon if you feel like it) and you will get the correct amount of redstone (which is like 50 stacks if i'm not wrong). Use a calculator for the amount of stacks of wood, redstone, iron and stone you will need (also, if you're planning to dig the system in a mountain, you will get well enough stone from it if you do use a silk touch). For the wood, just use the sapplings and pute them 4 by 4, bone meal it, go on top of the tree, mine everything and do that again and again. You can also use a wood farm (which i don't have).
Do not forget to afk often at your iron farm since you will need ~15 stacks of Iron Blocks just for the hoppers (a little bit less, like 14,97 stacks)
Bring a few more torches also, you will run out of it. Scaffholdings are also useful.
For the building, just do as the video, do not forget to bring a bed to sleep and be careful, mobs can enter easily in the build, you have to be a little focus on that !
Anyway, very good farm, i liked a lot building it, Thanks Shulkercraft :)
@悪魔を称えよ i did play in solo for 3 days doing mostly that haha
For the materials its kinda dumb how many you have to get but worth it. Also i putted composter on top of the hoppers to reduce lag :F
I'm currently building this as well. Did you incorporate any 16 item stackable items?
@@zantoine._ is that working?
how much wood for all of the chests (not for the hoppers)
@@CatLion4131 To be clear and respond to everyone, you will need :
For the deco only :
- 12664 Planks -> 2166 Logs -> Almost 50 Stacks (49.8stacks)
For the hopper only :
- 3436 Logs -> 53.7 Stacks of Logs
FOR THE WHOLE THING : -> 104 Stacks of Logs. It mean 3.9 Shulker Boxes full of logs or also 1.95 Double chest full of logs.
Raw Material List since i didn’t see one:
Logs: 6887 (107 stacks + 39)
Iron Ingot: 8624 (134 stacks + 51)
Red stone Dust: 3009 (47 stacks + 1)
Nether Quartz: 302 (4 Stacks + 46)
Stone: 4986 (77 stacks + 58)
Sand: 42
Kelp: 32
Cobblestone: 17
Coal: 9
Slime Ball: 1
Soul Sand: 1
(Total Double Chest Space: 7 Double chests + 16 slots)
Optional:
Obsidian: 8
Ender Pearl: 1
Blaze Rod: 1
Holy sht tysm lad
Thank's , you're the best comment in this comment section
You’re literally the best person in this world
Thank you, a really apprerciate it!
I thought I read Iron Blocks somewhere in another comment and I gathered 132 stacked of iron blocks instead of ingots....... I'll never need iron ever again
comparator = 903 redstone = 15 stack
repeater = 900 redstone = 14 stack
redtorch = 900 redtone = 14 stack
total =43 stack , Restone block = 5 stacks
Does it still work?
@@jamisonyurt maybe yes
@@jamisonyurtyes, still working
@@Vi.Lua25 in 1.19+?
Yeah
Me: OK let's try do it
Also Me after seeing materials for sorting system: OH sh1t
Me and my boyfriend too, we’re gonna do it tho..😂
Why are U gay?
@@BLACKMAMBA-og1lf lol
21:03 if you cant add a stack of the item you want to sort, add 11 filter items in each slot instead of just one. that way, you only have to add one of the item you want to sort. hope this helped someone!
It helped me
your method works fine, since the input is a hopperline, but if you want to save on hoppers, and choose to use a waterway instead, than you might run into overflow problems with this method. The 41 of the one you want, 1-1 in the other parts option also includes the safety feature, that if the sorter fills up to 64-1-1-1-1, it'd still only have a signal strength of 3, meaning it can't activate the modules next to it, to let their sorted items start draining. On the other hand, if you only add 1 of the item you want to sort, and fill the other 44 items in the other slots in any configuration whatsoever, and your system suddenly gets a lot of an item you want to sort into the same chest, you might see the hopper pick up more than it can actually put out. (hoppers can suck in items in bulk, but always output them one at a time) and if it fill up with the item you want to sort out, it'll break the sorters next to it. So be careful with using this method. It does however work for items that you probably won't be dumping into your storage in big amounts, or if you use a hopperline instead of a waterstream, than with just about any items, but as we all know, hopperlines are laggy. If you use those, at least put composters on top, unless you're in singleplayer, or for some reason have space constraints that can't allow it.
I’m running into the problem of my hoppers not properly sorting everything just keeps going into the first top chest even tho I have put in the required amount of fillers and Items in the hopper before hand if u have a solution please help it’s very frustrating spending so many mats and not being able to figure out why it’s broken
@@9mm_gobrrr there are a few things i can think of that can cause such a behaviour.
First of all, are you playing on java, or bedrock edition? Because those 2 handle redstone slightly differently. If there's too much redstone action in 1 redstone tick, bedrock sometimes pushes some redstone reactions to the nexttick, rather than slowing down the game so it can handle them all in the correct tick, effectively breaking a lot of contraptions that work properly in java.
If you're on java however, than I'd recommend checking out if you didn't accidentally fill up some of the filter's 2-5th slots with items you forgot to rename. If you did, and threw in some of those in the system, they'll start stacking to the first filter's 2nd slot, go up till 42, and empty out the filter's 1st slot in the meantime; basically letting everything else through afterward.
Also, if you renamed a lot of items to separate the filters in bulk, make sure you don't accidentally throw in the rest for selection after you ended up filling your filters; since that can result in the above situation as well.
Renameing a filler item is only required, so you won't accidentally throw in items that can stack with them. So long as there are a total of 45 stackable items (min) or 68 (max) in a hopper, you should be all right. sorterwise. I recommend only 1-1 renamed filler item in the 2nd-5th slots though, not the 11-11 method that some people suggest.
Also, if you're on java, you like redstone, and compact storages, I'd also recommend checking out a multisorter, like the Metamilo/Rapscallion design. I personally use that one as well, and it works flawlessly, while taking up only a 2 wide slot, and can select/sort out up to 54 different stackable items if required. Also doesn't break from unstackable items going through it, just gotta make sure they have somewhere to go in the end.
@@Wortigon2000 I’m on on bedrock do u Suggest the same thing to fix it on there or am I pretty much just at a loss because bedrock can’t handle it
I cannot even lie, I built mine in creative with World Edit. You're a true hero for doing this in survival along with anyone else
Ive build the first part in survival mode, wasnt ready for the second part 0.o
I'm onto the top layer of the redstone in my survival world
@@brendandan2156 I built mine with my mate in survival but we haven’t managed to get the items to flow into the top chest after filling the bottom one... is that happening for you?
@@joshd9873 I'll reply to you once I get it done
Bro, i did this in survival without haste 2
Was looking for this comment so thought I'd do it, the storage system works in 1.21.4
works in bedrock
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I join the question
i built this in my world my problem is when it goes outside of simulated chunks the items seem to just stop till i walk over to that area then they go round the system as usual ive tried swapping to water streams which speeds up the item but when i go out of render while its auto sorting the items seem to miss the correct auto sorter and end up in the uncategorized chests this has basically made this autosorter useless and its wuicker to put the items in the chest the time you have to wait around for the items to go into the chest
To all Bedrock players; I just built it in Bedrock and it works perfectly. So you don’t need to be concerned about wasting your time and resources.
Thanks Shulkercraft for the tutorial!
Me reading your comment: “to all bedrock players; i just built it in bedrock...” my heart sinks “it works perfectly” oh thank god
I’m more curious about your bedrock iron farm...
@@Watchkristv For me that part was the easiest. I built this for a realm, and was lucky enough to have three other players agree to help me mine. With four people you can mine all the iron within 12 hours. If I had to do it solo then yes, I probably would have made an iron farm.
@@Watchkristv I built JcPlayz iron farm on bedrock. Didn't work at first but randomly started working and now we have unlimited iron on our Realm
How to stop the item in the hopper to 41? I'm confused. Lmao
Did you make it ?
Me: yes
What did it cost?
Me: an entire world
What did it cost?
Me: Everything
@aly marshall just download this world and use structure block to copy in your world
@aly marshall yepp, just make sure to name those items so it doesn’t get sorted!
@@TheNoClanNoob does it work on bedrock
@@yayeet5859 possibly however I cannot guarantee theoretically it should as sorting systems are exactly the same between versions however I cannot guarantee
only god knows how many golems were murdered to making this
The whole project needs over 8600 iron, so assuming each golem drops 4 on average, like 1650 golems! (Edit: Over 2150, not sure where my number came from - thanks Kadzyol for the correction)
@@kyoopihd The more you know!
This is why the iron farm stays in the spawn chunks
@@kyoopihd actually, if we count every single iron it will make:
1718 hoppers = 8590 ingots
1 smithing table= 2 ingots
1 anvil= 31 ingots
1 Bucket= 3 ingots
1 piston= 1 ingot
meaning 8627 iron ingots were used in this project, and 8627/4 = 2156.75 iron golems were killed during this project
@@kadzyol1457 Don't forget the Anvil and Sticky Piston. :)
Raw materials for the main build:
12 stacks spruce logs
18 coal
21 stacks + 39 stone
38 stacks + 24 oak logs
33 iron ingots
Instructions:
Craft 420 (6 Stacks + 36) Spruce Log into 1680 (26 Stacks + 16) Spruce Planks
Treat 18 Coal as 144 (2 Stacks + 16) Fuel
Craft 1140 (17 Stacks + 52) Stone into 1140 (17 Stacks + 52) Stone Bricks
Craft 2426 (37 Stacks + 58) Oak Log into 9704 (151 Stacks + 40) Oak Planks
Craft 27 Iron Ingot into 3 Block of Iron
Use a furnace to smelt 114 (1 Stack + 50) Stone into 114 (1 Stack + 50) Smooth Stone using 114 (1 Stack + 50) Fuel
Craft 117 (1 Stack + 53) Stone Bricks into 234 (3 Stacks + 42) Stone Brick Slab
Craft 16 Oak Planks into 32 Stick
Use a furnace to smelt 30 Oak Log into 30 Charcoal using 30 Fuel
Craft 228 (3 Stacks + 36) Spruce Planks into 152 (2 Stacks + 24) Spruce Stairs
Craft 114 (1 Stack + 50) Smooth Stone into 228 (3 Stacks + 36) Smooth Stone Slab
Craft 30 Stick and 30 Charcoal into 120 (1 Stack + 56) Torch
Craft 372 (5 Stacks + 52) Spruce Planks into 744 (11 Stacks + 40) Spruce Slab
Craft 9632 (150 Stacks + 32) Oak Planks into 1204 (18 Stacks + 52) Chest
Craft 52 Oak Planks into 13 Crafting Table
Use a stonecutter to cut 129 (2 Stacks + 1) Stone into 129 (2 Stacks + 1) Stone Brick Stairs
Craft 4 Iron Ingot and 3 Block of Iron into 1 Anvil
Craft 54 Spruce Planks into 18 Spruce Trapdoor
Craft 4 Oak Planks and 2 Iron Ingot into 1 Smithing Table
Redstone raw ingredients list:
6 coal
42 sand
57 Stacks + 15 Oak Log
47 Stacks + 3 Redstone dust
28 Stacks + 11 Stone
4 Stacks + 47 nether quartz
1 slimeball
134 Stacks + 15 Iron Ingot
23 cobblestone
32 kelp
1 soul sand
1 water bucket
Instructions:
Treat 6 Coal as 48 Fuel
Craft 3663 (57 Stacks + 15) Oak Log into 14652 (228 Stacks + 60) Oak Planks
Craft 902 (14 Stacks + 6) Oak Planks into 1804 (28 Stacks + 12) Stick
Craft 3 Oak Planks, 1 Iron Ingot, 4 Cobblestone, and 1 Redstone Dust into 1 Piston
Craft 13744 (214 Stacks + 48) Oak Planks into 1718 (26 Stacks + 54) Chest
Craft 1803 (28 Stacks + 11) Stick and 1803 (28 Stacks + 11) Redstone Dust into 1803 (28 Stacks + 11) Redstone Torch
Use a furnace to smelt 42 Sand into 42 Glass using 42 Fuel
Craft 900 (14 Stacks + 4) Stone, 300 (4 Stacks + 44) Redstone Dust, and 600 (9 Stacks + 24) Redstone Torch into 300 (4 Stacks + 44) Redstone Repeater
Craft 903 (14 Stacks + 7) Stone, 301 (4 Stacks + 45) Nether Quartz, and 903 (14 Stacks + 7) Redstone Torch into 301 (4 Stacks + 45) Redstone Comparator
Craft 1 Slimeball and 1 Piston into 1 Sticky Piston
Craft 12 Cobblestone, 4 Redstone Dust, and 2 Nether Quartz into 2 Observer
Craft 8590 (134 Stacks + 14) Iron Ingot and 1718 (26 Stacks + 54) Chest into 1718 (26 Stacks + 54) Hopper
Craft 7 Cobblestone and 1 Redstone Dust into 1 Dropper
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U have a problem
@@M3S777 😂😂😂
this is amazing thanks
Wtf
Reading the comments is the best part of the video 😂
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"Every single resource in the world"
Shulkercraft: And i took that
personally
@@ishendesilva you missed the joke lmao
@@diddlydoo299 you just lost big time by missing the joke that he made, time to stop imagining
@@mrcleanofficial6156 ok.
@@mrcleanofficial6156 LOL that was pretty clean ngl
Me, who have 3 chest in my survival world and half of them are empty.
Also me : interesting... I'll need that !
I just made a 240k item capacity warehouse (in creative, seriously I use a lot of items for my minecraft ideas) and now I feel pathetic.
1 minute ago, I was going crazy, because I made a warehouse that can store a quarter of a million items. You made EIGHT TIMES THAT. I applaud you.
Shulketcraft: Making an ultimate storage room
Creeper : Hello
Also creeper: my stomach hurts and its about to explode you got a washroom I can use asap?
Down the hall second door on the left
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I went thru that
I'm lucky enough to have creepers not able to blow up on the surface on my server. Pretty epic
Lol I was literally just looking at storage systems options earlier this morning then this got posted 🤣
Same! Delighted when their uploads line up with stuff I'm planning on building
Even me 😄
Me too 😁
Me too! i got shock when i see this
th-cam.com/video/oMzGxoSvmsU/w-d-xo.html
Dear future builder of this contraption:
I am building this in survival java 1.16.5, and it has been actually really easy, I am leaving a couple of tips for you.
Get a beacon: I set it to haste 2 and it took me half an hour with a effV pickaxe to mine the absolute massive amount of stone I needed to build this inside a mountain
Then I set it to Jump Boost 2 when building and it was worth it.
Build a tree farm and plant birch for the wood needed for the chests. I use the ilmango simple 4 type tree farm design and birch doesn't use as much bone meal as other trees.
Build a micro iron farm in your spawn chunks (I'll update this post with the link to the one I use, which has been the simplest and most useful one I've done, which I guess has to do with the fact it IS in the spawn chunks, but still, took me like 20 mins to build), because the amount of hoppers you need is insane and you don't realize that until you build the sorting system.
In general, you need about 2 stacks of redstone torches, repeaters and comparators for every wing of the build and 8 stacks of redstone dust. I have 8 clerics in my trading hall and I can trade 6 stacks of redstone dust every day so it pays off if you don't have a witch perimeter or a raid farm yet because mining for redstone takes waaaaay too long for the needs of this.
Install the "better hoppers" resource pack from vanilla tweaks so you can tell easily if something is misconnected and before you fill up the hoppers with the filter items, check every comparator to see if it's off, that way you will avoid wreaking havoc.
I'm yet to build the distribution system, but I'll update when I'm done.
Time so far: 5 irl days of about 3 hours counting afk at skelly farm, tree farm, trading redstone mining quartz and crafting/transporting everything (consider I didn't use stone bricks for deco, and instead used quartz blocks/stairs/chiselled/columns/slabs/bricks, so discount the time it took to acquire those materials too.
Update: I forgot to say this the first time, don't use a hopper as the adjacent block of your water elevator, items will get stuck there, and while you think they are travelling the system, they are actually despawning (imagine that happening to your diamonds/netherite/dragon egg). I used a blue ice block, which I don't know if helps keep momentum, but works great).
Update 2: I added a shulker unloader at the entrance which sadly doesn't fit on the walls so I had to reengineer it to take the shulkers in a floor chest and pop the empty ones back out in a chest right next to the original "dumping one". Works great.
The filtering is not done yet because I'm still deciding on an order that makes the most sense for me, so I will call it done for building time at 7 days of 3 hours (21 hours) counting afk and resource gathering, and pls consider I have a slow pc which sometimes lags too much and that I'm better at redstone than at building so your time may vary. Could be less since I took the baaaaad decision of using quartz instead of stone bricks which I already had. Looks way fancier though.
You can read my replies for details on the sorting categories I have so far and I'll reply with the ones I come up with as I create them.
The micro iron farm I use: th-cam.com/video/T6R6YB4Mbyc/w-d-xo.html
The wood farm I use:
th-cam.com/video/2sCEsghQI6w/w-d-xo.html
Wow. I don’t even play Java but I can appreciate this comment
Very useful comment thanks. I was wondering about the time it took to build. Could you also put the memory usage change when you updates?
I would honestly build a big iron farm before building this, not just a micro farm. It will be worth it and even a large iron farm usually isn't super resource intensive to build.
@@ToperRS the thing with those is, they usually need to be built floating in the sky. The one I recommend is built underground which makes it super easy early game.
@@promocode8454 so far it has been 7 days of 3 hour sessions, haven't finished filling the filters because I added an enchanting/brewing room and a shulker unloader, so I'm still deciding how to lay down the items in the most logical order for me.
As for the memory usage, I wouldn't be the right person to ask, since my pc runs the base game at 20 fps tops. At 8 chunks. :/ I need a new PC
This is the best tutorial I've found for a large storage room. Thank you.
@dreamypencil does it work in 1.21?
@@arjunramanathan9465 yes, must be
2:37 most epicly timed stair placement
You sir...
Are epic!
Help i don't understand
@@valy9992 The person building placed the stair perfectly on beat with the music right about @ the timestamp.
@@BobbyJCFHvLichtenstein Now I got it.
Holy shit this video has some of the highest production quality I've ever seen in a Minecraft vid. Genuine props dude
"Automatic storage for 300 items"
Me, who only needs it for like 5: ya this should work
That is exactly what I'm doing in my HC world rn. I have a like 8x8 room with maybe 15 different items and I'm jumping right into this one.
Well it shouldn't take much effort to scale this down, only have like one or two chest bays, then expand as needed
@@slambat2905 This is the more practical solution, have sorting for the 15-20 of the most cluttering items, cobblestone, ores, wood the stuff you tend to store in bulk, and use the overflow chest to manually sort out anything thats more niche and in smaller quantities.
i build this thing in survival mode 2 years back and it changed my game experience . great build and it made me get so much stuff that i was able to build that crazy castle from blue nerd in survival mode hehe .
Wow
Can you please tell me where u got the tutorial❤❤
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Me: Hmm my base is a mess, i think first i'll organise my chests. Let's look up some tutorials on youtube.
Tutorial: So basically you will need like 3000 chests...
... But it's a modular system @kabazecik. Start with 10, 20 or 30 chests within 1 or 2 floors. Add more chests if you can do and/or need them. ;) ;)
Is it work on bedrock edition?
its actually only 18 stacks and 52 chests
@@ucg-gaming that’s like 9000 planks 💀
@@lukany9534 it’s not that hard. The entire list for the first part fits into 3.5 shulker boxes. I did it all in survival. It just seems big. But when you actually do it it seems less big than it actually is.
When i finally finished it, the item sorter works in bedrock perfectly it also works on 1.17 , thank god i didnt waste alot of iron
good to know, gonna make it myself, any tips or things i should know?
can you share your survival world download cuz i want to experience it in bedrock too and the link given from the vid is for java
How much lag did you experience if any at all on bedrock? If there was any lag on (ps4) or any console did you have lag when you built it or when you added items to the system?
Did you use a water sorted to save the iron on the hopper loop?
what item was used for the filteritem?
I need a storage room for all these materials needed for this storage room...
noice
I used the storage to build the storage.
build a miniature scale version first
I made one for the materials lol
Chucked myself a shulker chest monster together for this one 😂
i've build mine with my custom design but the same filter system, this video helped me a lot, for anyone wandering it works great even with a bigger room that filter 90% of stackable item in the game with 4 double chests per item, it just causes a lot of fps drop when you are in the storage room and will take you around 100 hours to build... I'm tired, that was my biggest minecraft project ever
Thank u.
For discouraging me
lmao 100 hours? i just did it with my friend in 3-4 hours xD with a beacon + schematic gj though
@@Zedocicould u share the schematic?
Watching this video is like going on zillow and browsing through million dollar homes with 20 bucks in your bank account
yea lol
Does it work on bedrock with all the redstone and other things?
@@MBaldy. It should, considering that red stone doesn’t change between versions, but I could be wrong
@@folkuey_artster red stone does change between version so lots of farms and red stone machines are specifically for Java and vice versa :)
@@isaakkorting1699 when he said that redstone I'm pretty sure he meant this kind of redstone
Oh maaaaaan, finally build this thing. But now there is nothing left to store....
I'm 2 weeks into gathering materials... I'm just now getting all the chest and holy shit man I've ravaged so many forest
Do u have a good iron farm lol
@@johnguo368 man a lot of stone and dirt lol
It took me 3 weeks of casual gaming, material gathering... I built it in my Minecraft Bedrock survival world. Loads of tweeking but it works now!
@@josipturkalj6083 do u recommend doing it after all?
Built in 1.17.1 and is still working flawlessly.
Things to keep in mind:
1. When you have empty chest slots which arent being used, make sure the hopper facing the comparator on the back has the filtering item (renamed 5 cobblestone to "Filtering item" and put one in each slot of that hopper, had to be done for every hopper which its corresponding chest is not in use). If this isn't done, items that are put into the chests at the entrance will get lost in the hopper trail and enter the first hopper with a empty item slot.
2. Stacks of 16 will also work, this includes ender pearls, buckets, etc. When put into a hopper, instead of stopping at 41 like a regular 64 stack, it will stop at 10 and work perfectly without a issue.
3. Some of the items will get stuck in the water elevator. I recommend putting a full block at the 90 degree turn and then put the water ontop of 2 or more hoppers if that makes any sense.
4. My friend made a mistake where on the second level for the top chests, he put the redstone torch on the lower block of the second row. This making the redstone from the first row turn on and not work properly. Make sure the redstone torch is at the same Y level as the repeaters.
5. I would highly recommend mining the corners of the storage units, so that you have a lot more space to work with the redstone and look at the entire thing. I recommend digging a 53x53 with 11 block height. This a massive storage unit and the redstone hurt my brain, the areas helped figure out if I had a hopper facing the wrong way or something was interfering it.
6. You can easily setup multiple chests around your world that will direct your items into the storage units. All you have to keep in mind is that is has to be before the items enter the water elevator for simplicity reasons.
apart from that... enjoy your torture hours : )
so helpful dude i thought mine was broken checked an relayed all the hopper then found this an fixed straight away
the items don't stop at 41 for me, How do I fix this?
@@TheSoundsofJason did you put filtering items with different names in the other boxes? (1 filtering item with a different name per box)
@@TheRealSkeb yeah I did, turns out I just hadn't put the redstone torches down, stupid little mistake haha
@@TheRealSkeb also classic Profile pic btw, used to love watching NumberJacks
Building my third level of this storage today!! I’ve built one once a year at this point, i keep finding things my storage doesn’t have 😂
When I started building this, I was in a forest. I'm pretty happy that now it's grassland.XD
mountains become craters after building it
just for people planning on building this, here are all of the raw materials needed (you then need to craft them into the respective items) the amount of stacks is rounded up
any type of log: 6098 (96 stacks)
spruce log: 754 (12 stacks)
stone: 2990 (47 stacks)
smooth stone: 113 (2 stacks)
coal: 30 (1 stack)
any block: 1800 (29 stacks)
iron: 8594 (135 stacks)
redstone dust: 3011 (48 stacks)
quarts: 303 (5 stacks)
sand: 42 (1 stack)
kelp: 32 (1 stack)
cobblestone: 23 (1 stack)
soul sand: 1 (1 stack)
slimeballs: 1 (1 stack)
hope this helped :-)
Thanks for this! Seeing the amount in stacks doesn't seem that much to be honest. Well- except iron- jesus that's a lot
@@h3xty An iron farm will take care of you, I started a world about 2 or 3 weeks ago, I have about 6 double chests of Iron Blocks.
@@stephenwashburn3405 tell me your ways
@@h3xty no problem
Thank you for postin this
You already know that it’s gonna be good, when his netherite pickaxe is already at half durability
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!!!! SO HAPPY I BUILT IT !!!! Absolutely love this design and this tutorial was so great to follow.
I saw someone else comment with their organization strategy and was thoroughly IMPRESSED. I thought I would SHARE MINE. This is by no means perfect, but it serves me well (someone who loves to build). My method is heavily building-materials-based...so a lot of space is dedicated to every form of each material (slabs, stairs, colours etc).
****NOTE: I will leave a list of items at the end that were not included (but I will be making a separate storage system for them specifically).
A = Top Row
B = Bottom Row
(6A is across from 5A) forming a U-shape loop in and out of each bay.
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[ BAY 1 ]
----> LEFT WALL > (woods-nature)
1A - Birch log, plank, slab, stair and fence
1B - Oak log, plank, slab, stair and fence
2A - Jungle log, plank, slab, stair and fence
2B - Spruce log, plank, slab, stair and fence
3A - Acacia log, plank, slab, stair and fence
3B - Dark oak log, plank, slab, stair and fence
4A - Crimson log, plank, slab, stair and fence
4B - Warped log, plank, slab, stair and fence
5A - Saplings: Oak, birch, dark oak, jungle and acacia
5B - Dirt, dirt, grass dirt, grass dirt and gravel
****Regarding additional wood items (boats, doors, signs, buttons, fence gates, trapdoors etc. of each species)...I will be creating a storage specific for detailing items. I am considering building a sub-level to my current storage to extend its storage capabilities.
----> RIGHT WALL > (stone - stone)
6A - Cobble: block, block, slab, stair and wall.
6B - Smooth stone block. Stone: block, block, slab and stair.
7A - Diorite: block, block, slab, stair and wall.
7B - Polished Diorite: block, block, slab, slab and stair.
8A - Granite: block, block, slab, stair and wall.
8B - Polished Granite: block, block, slab, slab and stair.
9A - Andesite: block, block, slab, stair and wall.
9B - Polished Andesite: block, block, slab, slab and stair.
10A - Polished Stone Brick: block, chiseled block, slab, stair and wall.
10B - Brick: block, slab, stair, wall and clay ball.
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[ BAY 2 ]
----> LEFT WALL > (stone-light-earth-dye)
1A - Quartz: block, smooth block, pillar, chiseled and slab.
1B - Quartz: polished slab, regular stair, polished stair. Blackstone: block and block.
2A - Blackstone: polished block, chiseled block, polished brick block, regular slab and polished slab.
2B - Blackstone: polished brick slab, regular stair, polished stair, polished brick stair and regular wall.
3A - Blackstone: polished wall, polished brick wall. Netherrack. Netherbrick block. Basalt.
3B - Obsidian. Nether Brick: block, slab, stair and wall.
4A - Shroom light, glowstone, redstone lamp, sea lantern and lantern.
4B - End rod, torch, sand, sand and sandstone.
5A - Cut sandstone, chiseled sandstone. Sandstone: slab, stair and wall.
5B - Glass block: clear, red, orange, yellow and lime green.
----> Right Wall > (glass-dye)
6A - Glass block: green, light blue, cyan, blue and pink.
6B - Glass block: magenta, purple, white, light grey and grey.
7A - Glass block: black and brown. Glass pane: clear, clear and brown.
7B - Glass pane: red, orange, yellow, lime green and green.
8A - Glass pane: light blue, cyan, blue, pink and magenta.
8B - Glass pane: purple, white, light grey, grey and black.
9A - Dye: red, orange, yellow, lime green and green.
9B - Dye: light blue, cyan, blue, pink and magenta.
10A - Dye: purple, white, white, light grey and grey.
10B - Dye: brown, black, black. Bonemeal. Ink sacs.
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[ BAY 3 ]
----> Left Wall > (terracotta-book crafting-iron)
1A - Terracotta: natural, natural, red, orange and yellow.
1B - Terracotta: lime green, green, light blue, cyan and blue.
2A - Terracotta: pink, magenta, purple, white and light grey.
2B - Terracotta: grey, black and brown. Glazed Terracotta: red and orange.
3A - Glazed Terracotta: yellow, lime green, green, light blue and cyan.
3B - Glazed Terracotta: blue, pink, magenta, purple and white.
4A - Glazed Terracotta: light grey, grey, black, black and brown.
4B - Leaves: oak, birch, dark oak, jungle and acacia.
5A - Sugarcane, sugarcane, paper, leather and books.
5B - Iron: nuggets, ingot, block, block and bars.
----> Right Wall > (mob drops-redstone-food)
6A - Bone, bone block, rotten flesh, spider eye and ender pearl.
6B - String, phantom membrane, ghast tear, gunpowder and magma cream.
7A - Rockets, ancient debris, slime block, soul soil and soul sand.
7B - Warped nylium, warped wart block, vines, crimson nylium and nether wart block.
8A - Redstone: repeater, sticky piston, observer, dropper and dispenser.
8B - Redstone: comparator, piston, daylight sensor, TNT and redstone torches.
9A - Seeds: pumpkin, wheat, cocoa, beetroot and melon.
9B - Kelp, dried kelp block, pumpkin block, melon block and cactus.
10A - Apples, golden apples, carrots, golden carrots and melon.
10B - Cooked: beef, porkchop, chicken, mutton and salmon.
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I did not include any ores/precious minerals because I am making a super smelter/storage system in my mines and will incorporate the ores/precious minerals into its design.
Other items I did not include above but will make a separate/sub-level storage for:
- wools and carpets (will go in my wool farm)
- nether brick (all combinations)
- red sand (all combinations)
- remaining vegetables/crops
- soul torches/fire
- concrete and concrete powder
- flowers
- honey
- non-stackable items (totems, armour/tools, enchantment books etc.)
- brewing items/potions (will make a wizard/witch tower with storage).
- rails: activator, detector, powered and regular
- job blocks/tools (anvils, grindstones, lecterns, stone cutter etc).
- minecarts/hoppers
- prismarines
- ices
….I’m sure there are others but I wanted to keep my building essentials in one place!
Hope this helps or gives you some inspiration/clarity. I’ll be posting a video of my system shortly.
When are you posting it I’m curious how it turned out
@@Excogitationn I’ll try to get it up within the next couple of days. I’ll let you know! :)
can someone tell me how to sort non stackable items like chestplates and tools, it will help a lot. thnx
@@Excogitationn Uploading now! Should be up in a couple of hours.
@@shashagup8243 I think SilentWhisperer and Shulkercraft have uploaded great methods for non-stackable items!
Clearing out behind the chests for the sorting system was brutal, but it’s freakin worth it!
Thank you for that amazing build! Just finished my own storage facility in survival mode. Took me a good 3 days and works like a charm! :D
I did it in an excruciating 6.5 hours
@@jonathanwang8057 Oh jeez :D
mine took 6.4 hours in creative@@jonathanwang8057
is 59 cobblestone enough?
@aly marshall Don't forget the cobblestone required to smelt to turn into stone! I'd say an extra 20. Sounds like a lot, but will be worth it! ;)
Enough to make the amount of pickaxes you need to mine that out
@@Wibxn not even lmao
Yeah
Lmao yeah I went through two unbreaking 3 netherite picks twice to dig this out
Welcome to another episode of "I will not make it "
Lmao
Lmao
I am Mading one bigger.
It can storeg milions of items because it store them into shulkers
@@ceciliacarniel9343 good luck for your endeavor
But i will
me and my friend lived in a dark oak biome, now we live in plains biome
Nice I guess
@@Military.marine u didnt get the joke ig
Me seeing how much Redstone I'd need for the sorting system: "I am never going to financially recover from this"
Whats use of
/gamemode creative
In Minecraft 🤣
*have you not used fortune III a redstone ore?*
@@zaistreams5142 let me meme in peace lmao
@@zaistreams5142 tell you the truth I have 2 shulker boxes filled with redstone blocks on my realm
Shulkercraft : hold my farm
"I did a little off camera building"
Yes lmfao!
😀😂😂
How did I know someone was gone say this 😂?
@@beaverton4330 same 😂😂
This is literally pewds lmao
I really liked the music you used in this video! I’ve always wanted to make an automated storage system for every item, but I usually settle for about 10 chests categorized by item type, whether it be wood, stone, precious, food, etc.
I was never afraid more of the term "Repeat this..."
"Hey, where is all the ore on this world?"
"Yeah...about that..."
why do you always upload at the most perfect timing ever
It takes about 3 minutes and 27 seconds for an item to travel start to finish.
At least it’s less than the 5 minutes despawn. Do items despawn once in hoppers actually?
@@AlwaysBolttheBird no, they wont despawn when stuck in a hopper
Now imagine what an entire stack of items takes and multiply that with your inventory space :D
@@Jo24Park well a whole stack wouldn’t take much longer tbh. Probably only like a minute if we are assuming that it takes a second for the next one to start
Thank you. I was looking for the answer to this question cause it's taking forever and I thought I made another mistake.
Slowly but surely I’m getting to building this, already have all the giant holes dugout and have 5 stacks of hoppers, just put a full shulker box of iron ore in the furnace so let’s hope that gets me closer :)
Me: "I could've sworn I had 41 more diamonds!"
The sorting system: "A small price to pay, for a neat storage room"
instead of using 41 diamonds you could just add more of the item filter items so that the number of diamonds used for the filter is less. If you put 10 filter items in each slot then you only have to use 5 diamonds for the filter
Yeah I read about that.
11 filter items * 4 per hopper makes it so only 2 items get stuck in the system (one in the sort hopper, one in the hopper below).
@@invisghost2190 , You'd also run the risk of breaking the sorting system if too many items enter the filter hopper and triggering the filters next to it...
@@holroy yea, happened to me i taught the same thing as David.
@@invisghost2190 just place about 21 in the first slot and 1 item in the 3 remaining(item in the first slot)
I'm new to minecraft, and this video was recommended to me, I believe I'm at the part where I can start adding the chests, so I stopped for the night and finally decided to watch the entire video.
This is my first automated build, and I am afraid of what I got myself into. This is gonna take me at least a week, probably longer.
I think you need to make an Iron farm, Coblestone generator and a Fortune III pickaxe cause this is a lot of Iron and redstone.
@@xthealphax9051 thank you for the tips! I am building it in creative, so resources aren't an issue.
I am currently building this in survival. I already have an iron farm so thats no issue. But the WOOD!!! My God. You need something like 5,000 wood blocks to make this!! Im going to do it. But my world wont have any trees once im done. And i dont have a farm to make tnt so i cant rely on a tree farm.
@@WizardRose99 watch their tutorial on a tree farm they did. it has a tnt duper so u only need 1 tnt
do you know if the slab on top of the TOP chests are supposed be directly on top so they don’t open?
He Has Proved To The World That No One Can Match His Perfect Timings!
GDvenus is also good
Not really i just completed mine 😂
@@harryjoe2459 whut
You mean they bcus theres 2 of them
So many capital letters jeez
Built this with a second layer with 4 halls underneath the original build for a total of 7 halls... needless to say, no one on the realm will even dare THINK about complaining we don't have enough storage XD
I’ve always seen this storage room in your videos, never would’ve thought that there would be a tutorial. You guys are the best minecraft channel by far!
the "Bruh" when he fell off had me dying for some reason lol
Same xD
Lmao
Timestamp?
11:04 this
Same
I love how he does most of his vids in survival just to show that its possible to do without creative
Well i think he gave himself the blocks on creative
@@gabrielpapoutsis7842 no he didn't
@@gabrielpapoutsis7842 I made it in Survival, wasnt too hard after an iron farm. Only annoying thing was chopping all the wood
USEFULL!!! When you put in the hopper 41 then 1 then 1 then 1 item, it only needs one of the item you like to sort, like diamonds, but I am not sure on which versions it works, it surely works on 1.19.3 and 1.19.4!! Hope I could help😊
You think its possible to stack multiple items in a chest as after building all of this i think it would be more convenient
Imagine if a single hoper facing wrong and mess everything. and you cant find the wrong hoper
I would scream
I've done it :') it took a short 2 hours to find it and fix it
Get a resource pack that puts directional arrows on the hoppers so you know where they're facing
@@bbgdaryl i am going to make that right now
@@sensionultra7962 good luck it took me 😭 I just now finished
Me: looks at the items needed for Main area build and decoration
I will build it!
Me: sees that you need 3 million hoppers
ohno
Me: sees that you need 3 million hoppers
I will build an iron farm!
Me: sees that you need to transport villagers and zombies AND you need name tags?
ohno
@@IceDani09need kombatroll
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Honestly it is not as bad as you think. There is an auto farm that makes 9000 iron per hour. This build requires 8590 for the hoppers so less than a hour of afking.
could you imagine though? just watching a video on how to build an item sorter and seeing "3475931 hoppers" pop up on the materials screen
If u have access to at least 2 villagers you can do it, on this channel there is a super easy iron farm design that only requires 3 villagers, 1 zombie and 1 name tag. Name tags are easy to get if u have a librarian villager, turn him into a zombie, cure it, and then level it to master. That design makes around 400 iron per hour which doesn’t sound like a lot but if u leave it running over night with an auto clicker or something it won’t take long at all.
Just glad that there was no Christmas Chest
God saved us from them. THIS IS A CHRISTMAS MAGIC
Claim ur ticket for the next gen rickroll bross
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OH GOD
@@fabriziosciacca4476 ok mi sembri italiano...ma le casse con sopra le slab non si aprono, come faccio?
@@rachelebarlocci3500 Sei su bedrock edition, console o roba di questo tipo? Perché si dovrebbero aprire
The hardest part in this is finding what goes where and items to put in the slots in general. I've had the basic set up for a while with out the item sorting for like a good 2 months. I'm finally adding the Item sorting part, but I still have yet to fill up the chests and still trying to figure out what goes where.
Help me I completed this about a week ago and have no idea which item to go where.
SAME
@@amrit-u4d
All the items you wanted to sort will go into the filters, in the order you placed them. So you could make a list then just deposit those items in order to fill the system (to get it started at least, this makes it tough to leave room for new blocks though).
Here’s how I do it:
For categories, start with basics.
Overworld
- Wood Types
- Stone Types
- Biome Specific (Ocean Temple, Desert, Badlands, Ice, etc)
- Manmade (Glass, Concrete, etc)
- Raw Materials (if you want)
- Ore Blocks
- Smelted Ingots / Diamonds
- Dropstone Spikes / Blocks
Redstone
- Blocks / Dust
- All Stackable Components
- Honey Blocks
- Slime Blocks
- Rails
Leave some empty spots in each section, with another renamed item in the hopper until you decide what to filter.
Repeat for Nether
- Crimson / Warped Wood
- Crimson / Warped Fungi
- Crimson / Warped Nylium
- Biome Blocks (Soul Sand, Soil, Basalt, Blackstone, Vines, etc)
- Nether Ores
- Structure Blocks (Blackstone, Nether Brick, etc)
Repeat for End
- Endstone, Brick, Purpur
- Shulker Shells
- End Rods
- Obsidian
Hostile / Passive Mob Drops
- Pearls, String, Bones, Coal, Blaze Rods, etc.
- Wool, Leather, Feathers, Eggs, whatever you want to filter here.
- Guardian Drops
- Wither Skulls
- Wither Roses
You’ll still have some stuff left like honey, scaffolding, and all of your non-stackable items, but it’s a good place to start.
Pixlriffs has a video going over his thought process for sorting systems in his recent Survival Guide.
Oh, and leave room for all the copper variants, tuff variants, and 1.21 blocks :)
Thank you for this!
@@Piktro
The struggle is real!
Me and my friends finished the first part, my friends just got the materials and i built. We finished digging, the base, build the decorations in 8 hours of play, now, we are going to redstone next week, thanks Shulkercraft!
I mined the Redstone in like 2 hours,
I recommend night vision poisons
@@Karl_der_Aal Me and my friends got torchs, fortune pickaxe, and a lot of torchs. Here we go!
@@Karl_der_Aal i bought all the redstone from villagers
Thank god this was in my recommended feed. I’m definitely going to do this build. Thanks for the upload, definitely worth a like.
Possibly needed, but not required:
Iron farm
Cobblestone farm
Tree farm
Fully enchanted diamond/netherite tools (to speed up the clear out)
God tier patience
Edit: ok, you probably don't need a cobblestone farm
yea I made all of those before building this, and I need more iron now to make hoppers 😂 and I made a raid farm for redstone
iron farm too !
@@herminncoste7939 bruh
@@AryanTheCuber Beacon with Haste 2
Or else it will take years
@@ankitdand2265 yup i am using it in the middle of the build and it took me about 4 hours to carve out everything
I like how more of the video is dedicated to the decorating than to the sorting system itself.
Merry Christmas from your greatest fan in Britain!!
This is low-key ueseful, i wanted this sort of design for a storage system!
You ain’t schewpid innit
@@saitama-chan6043 wdym
It took a week, and I faced the whole thing with netherbricks and crimson stems, and altered a bit of the front area for my own tastes, but I have it and i love and thank you so much for this!
omg i’m gonna do crimson stems too! wish me luck 😭🙏🏼
Did u do it on bedrock?
@@hercules7751 you can do it on bedrock it does work
@@schoolinaminute can u join my world and help me do it? I so couldn’t fix mine
@@hercules7751 I could help if you want, finished mine in survival a few days ago
in the middle ill probably make a staircase that goes down to villager trading hall,
in the same shape basically
on one side will be villager hallway
on the other side will be a farm
and the third side maybe a pvp kit chests or rooms
good idea or no?
I love how you do everything in survival! One of my biggest turnoffs is when people say "survival friendly" and then build things in creative, this gives me confidence that with enough time it's possible :)
@@sneakoz6624 bruh he had an elytra
This took me a week to build while working full time as well. Just spent entire work days thinking about how I'd have to go home and grind iron until bed time. 10/10
And now after 11 months, was it worth the grind ?
Man Robin really is crazy, he did that whole thing himself
and in survival
Bruh ikr
Guys thx for da likes, never got this many in my whole life, im a failure u know i suck at studies lmao
I did in survival as well
With /give and /fill for clearing out my space
That is the real definition of dedication.
Great build, my friend finally has some space for her rose toy collection.
When you finally finish making 1700 chest and realize you need another 1700 chests and 8960 iron for the hoppers 💀
if u have an iron farm the iron is easy to get but the issue is the literal thousands of logs u need 💀
@@faaizx wood farm
@@kaja-xb6kg I need dark oak logs and idk any wood farm that can accommodate those lol
No if you have ironfarm and wood any person ok if you don’t have that you will die at third day recolecting materials
@@faaizx shulker craft has a tutorial on a wood farm with every kind of wood