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This was the first fully working airplane that I built using the Create Mod and Create: Clockwork

This is the workshop I build on Farwater Interstellar (Season 9)

This is an Ice Factory I created. It generates about 2000 ice per hour. When the schematic has been imported you will need to place water to power 2 water wheels. There are also stairs in the farm that all need to be waterlogged. The farm needs a player to be nearby to spawn ice and needs to be supplied with silk touched pickaxes to work. There are two valves set to turn 45 degrees, these can be right clicked to get the roof into it's slanted position as a contraption. The mechanical bearing should be set to only place blocks in it's starting position.

This Kelp farm is a relatively compact design. Here's how to get it working: 1. Fill the lake with water 2. Make sure the waterwheel is spinning 3. Replace the vault and the Display Board 4. Right click, then press the "ESC" button on every display link (there's 2) 5. Find the sign that says "Maintenance" and go down the hatch 6. Make sure that the car assembler is on "lock rotation" 7. Move the redstone block down one, and push the minecart so it starts moving 8. Replace the kelp 9. Inside the shack, at the top, press the button (left side) 10. (Cosmetic) Move all the blocks above the harvesters down one so that the contraption is concealed There you go! Your kelp farm should be setup!

This is a create mod house that I build which features a working elevator. Feel free to use it as a base! This is part of my 30 day create mod challenge, you can find the modpack here: https://modrinth.com/modpack/create-30-day-build-challenge/moderation

Here's my Dream Factory! This is the Optimal Variation discussed in the video. It produces: Cobble, Gravel, Sand, Iron Nuggets, Flint, Soul Sand, Quartz, Diorite, Andesite, Granite, Clay Balls, Clay Block, Terracotta, Red Sand, Gold Nugget, Brick, Nether Brick. Working on producing Andesite Alloy and Brass products next. Video Tutorial Included :) Enjoy :)

This windmill is part of the 30 day create mod build challenge. It is also part of my raised city project, where builds in the challenge will stack together to form a city (thats why there are notches in this build). Setup instructions: 1. Right click all the windmill bearings 2. Place water next to the light blue concrete

Part of the 30 day build challenge series. This iron farm is decently fast and does around 2.5k ingots/hour. How to setup: 1. On top of the red concrete blocks place lava 2. On top of the blue concrete blocks place water 3. Waterlog the leaves 4. Waterlog the stairs on top of the cobble gens 5. Provide power at the lowest clutch near the stairs (inside cube) (Reposted because the last schematic was broken) I tried some new things this time, including using stairs for texturing, a new roof design (for the tower), and my first time ever using a "pallet", and (I have no idea how i've never done this before) an item indicator (shows the fill level of containers). This iron farm is pretty configurable and has can turn itself on and off as needed, it also features a display panel that shows iron farm information. You can also remotely force shutdown parts of the farm if needed. Shaders: Complementary Reimagined, Rethinking Voxels (hopefully I don't mess it up this time)

Nether Tree Farm that I designed! Check it out on Youtube for more details!

This is a room I built for the "100 things you can do with the create mod" video that I made. One side features a train that can load lava and the other side features a bucket refill area that throws buckets through the nether portal.

This is a basic ice farm I created which generates about 2000 ice per hour. This requires a player to be nearby and you need to supply it with silk touched pickaxes. After importing the schematic you will need to place water on each stair block and then also place some water or lava to power the water wheel. Then simply flip the powered toggle latch to start the farm. Ice will be outputted into the chest under the farm itself.

The Televator is like an elevator, but instead of going up and down, it teleports you up. The Televator is one way, and only goes up, to get down just jump down the water. The Televator is just a proof of concept so it is buggy. ***Please Read the Setup Instructions even if your are pasting it in creative mod*** Setup: 1. Provide SU to the creative motor spots (256 RPM NEEDED) 2. Make sure every bearing is set to "Never Place" 3. Make sure the valve handles are set to 1° then turn them 4. Go to the back an ensure the elevator looks like a text cursor (thin in the middle, thick at the top and bottom) You can change the orientation by flicking the levers above the target blocks. 5. Put water at the bottom of the elevator so you don't die (there are dedicated notches for water) 6. On the bottom floor redstone room, flick the lever on then off quickly to start the clock. Troubleshooting: If it doesn't work then right click all the bearings (yes every one of them) when they are in down mode (not in a single file line). Then go through the setup instructions again. You may need to do this multiple times. If Uberswe doesn't describe a few things right I may make a separate video because all this can be confusing.

Day 2 - Behold, a charming little iron farm! I poured my creativity into making it visually appealing, even if it's not the most efficient. It's designed with an entrance to the iron farm in a mining cave. The water that powers the door flows in two directions, depending on if you open or close it. Instructions for schematic: -Go down the trapdoor and flip all the levers to make sure the rails are on. -Set all the slots in the toolbox to iron nuggets and flint as a filter -Lastly, flip the lever to turn on the iron farm -For placing in Survival you can skip the dirt blocks as i mostly used it to fill in the mountain.

To start the farm, put any sapling into the chest above the portable storage interface and flick the lever next to the cart assembler. The farm will then grow and cut the trees naturally and sort them into chests based on wood and sapling type. When you want to switch sapling of the farm, flick the lever on the block with a redstone torch and press the button near the chests. Wait a few minutes for the minecart contraption to run out of saplings, then press the button, flick the lever again, and put in the new saplings.

This was a honey farm that I created on my Create mod SMP originally called "Tech Server" and later referred to as "Cogs & Trains SMP". It produces both honey and honey combs automatically and features a honey fall in the middle. Trains can pick up both honey and honey combs at the bottom.

My Trainstation for the Uberswe 30 day challenge. It is built in the JcWnnr '23 to '24 style. It comes with automatic doors that open and close as the sun comes up and goes down as well as automatic lights. There are alternate ways to get to the tracks when the station is closed. There is also a perfectly integrated sign that has all shafts and gears hidden. You can have it say whatever you like! Enjoy!

Do you want a storage system with a bunch of features that are actually useful? Do you want a storage system with bulk item capabilities, a terminal, and bulk item inputs and outputs? Then this schematic is for you! Part of the raised tower city project. Setup Instructions: 1. Right Click the windmill bearing on the bottom floor 2. VERY CAREFULLY replace the vaults, you don't want to lost the redstone links 3. On the top level, left 4 depots, put in cobblestone, cobbled deepslate, iron, and an oak log (1 of each) 4. Rename an oak plank to "Currently Unresponsive" and put it in the left depot 5. Put the minecart assembler to "lock rotation" 6. Flick the lever under the minecart assembler

This is my Casing Crafting Device, made to automatically craft each of the 4 different casing types. Crafting these by hand can quickly become a chore and a delay to do what you want to do, well, no more. Just set this up and you will be building what you want, when you want.

This is a simple elevator concept that was useful before the elevator pulley was introduced in 0.5.1