Early Game Andesite Alloy Farm with Minecraft Create!

wow i never realized it was possible to automate alloy before the nether because i thought andesite required diorite which needs quartz

I always learn something new watching your videos. Thank you!

Hey Betsy, love your builds! I love this series, since it helps us new players the most! I was wondering if you could make a super quick tutorial for an automated bread farm (like mill etc...), since all the ones I keep building are super long and messy and was wondering if you could do a mini-build on it ahahaha. Anyhow, keep up the good work, just subscribed!

somehow watching this has enlightened me on a part of create I did not expect to learn anything about 6:40 you just showed me that you can alternate small and big gears on the same 2 blocks if you encase the gears so they don't connect I've always had to make big circles and ugly setups to circumvent this and never even considered you could just cut the connection like that

I've been enjoying your awesome before nether mashies a lot THX

Very cool, one basin was missing from schematic, but it was easy fix. I followed you in setting it up like on video and it worked good!

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Proud to be one of your first viewer good video

What other early game farms would you like to see me doing next? Also, I showed during the explanation the two toolboxes and their filters. But I forgot to show that step during the schematic part, don't forget to set the filters!

very useful for atm9 early on, great tutorial!

Hi, so I just used your schematic and noticed a few issues. Keep in mind I am using a modpack which usually uses the latest versions of the mods it uses at 1.20.1 but I am unsure which version of create you are using. The water wheels did not spin as the system was initially overstressed. I believe it would have worked once the boiler started going but regarding the boiler: For me, the pumps did not work as the the block in front of the pumps were not water sources. I had to fix it by removing two of the pumps and instead piped the boiler into one mechanical pump pumping out of an infinite water source. After that, I used my own power to get the system going. Also, note that the toolboxes will need to be re-adjusted with the flint/iron filters as the schematic did not properly copy the contents over. Other than that, it's a really good and compact farm! I really like how you explained how to make it better later in the game's progression and you walked us through the steps of how the schematic can get bugged. I am using it now in my world and I appreciate you making my life easier :)

Very nice to know! I'm just starting create, and was wondering if i could power this with windmills, thank you!

what mod or resource pack do you use to make the glass look like that? i like the thin brown frame

took me awhile to figure what was wrong, i had to fix the filter on the tollboxes for it to work

Hello Batsy! Human here with another new comment.

Why is it that when I want to put on the cogwheel to start the millstones it breaks immediately?

can add on and off switch for the farm so when is full chest switch to off

Can someone explain to me why I use the schematic cannon and it finished building it says overstressed

just built this.... The fan is running backwards... I built it using the schematicannon... did anyone else have this issue?

Great vid!:D may i ask what shaders you're using?