For about three years, I have tinkered with mechanics and designs for a new single-block mechanism. I truly believe it will bring a new revolution in redstone engineering. I’ve given it a simple name: the crafter.
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My first foray into deep automation with my crafter invention has not been as simple as I thought, and it all seems to come down to logic.
I had often complained to myself that I’ve been in a constant need of more books. In time, the idea struck that I put my new crafters to use, and create a system that makes these books for me. On top of that I wanted to implement an automatic, on-demand storage solution for blank books and inking books. As soon as I would take books out of my full storage, my crafting setup would spin up, making just enough books to fill to capacity.
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Lexan has tried two times, now. His machine hasn’t worked either time. These machines are so complex; there’s no reason to try helping. So for the time being, I’m organizing the massive collection of boats.
We’ve made good progress towards this network. This underground tunnel, Point Alpha and Beta, will possibly serve as the hub, pointing in the four cardinal directions. This is a momentary setback, but I’m sure Lexan will be able to figure it out.
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The first launcher has been created. In all truth, I thought this new ruler to be nothing but an overtaker, but I have been proven wrong time and again. I was able to test this new technology he had touted so highly. I had never felt anything like it—shot thousands of blocks forward in just a mere moment. While I felt nauseous, I was still so exhilarated by the feeling of travel in a near instantaneous moment.