Stressometer

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

First day of the 30 day building challenge, today with the starter house!

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 is a work in progress factory that you can use and expand in your own way. you will need the create mod, obviously, and it is optional, but you can get the enchantment mod for the create mod as well. it features a big steam engine in the centre of the factory and has an elevator, stress unit display board, auto crafters, hyper enchant spot [they don't have enchants on them because you should pick them] and a little fun launch cycle around the factory. it does not use creative motors or creative fluid tanks. [side note: ignore the slimes, plus you will need to add your own hyper experience generator for the hyper enchant setup, because there isnt one provided in this schematic]

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

This is a house you could use as a base for the Create Above & Beyond modpack.

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 a power plant I build on the Create Mod server Farwater Interstellar (Season 9)

This is an iron factory I built as part of my 30 day create mod build challenge. You will need to waterlog the drills, add water in front of the encased fan, waterlog the stairs near the steam engines and put water down by the water wheel. You also need lava over the drills at the top.

Starting off with the first day is of course a steam engine room, how else will we make power for all our factories? Maybe unlike other people doing this challenge, I will be focusing not aesthetics, but instead power (so quantity>quality) although the steam engine room is decorated. (there isn't much to a good steam engine room, so I decorated it this time to make it look a tad bit better) *Note 2: Building output is in the back* How to setup: #1 right click the windmill bearings to turn them on. Notice that when turning both of them on, the stress caps at 100% (perfectly stressed) [the wind turbines are in there own sealed off room] #2 Add water into the infinite water source holes (also inside it's own dedicated sealed off room) #3 add lava above the dripstone cauldrons #4 add buckets onto the top depots of the lava bucket filling setups If you are using this for the competition, use the 25x25_actual schematic (different post) Please use the other post of this if you ARE using this for the competition

Make sure to check Batsy's Early Game Steam Engine for instructions on maintenance and start-up on the steam engines. This power plant comes with 5 of Batsy's special Early Game Steam Engine, to produce power that maxes out at 180MFe in storage. Without the FE Generation building, the total stress of the engine's output is 81,920 SU (with 65,536 SU including the FE Generation building). This build includes: - A stress limiter so that you can limit how much stress you feed to your friends, or contraptions. - An RTS Controller, so that you can increase or decrease the amount of KE is fed to the FE Gens. - Built-in Stressometer and Speedometer to find out the Engine's output (does not connect to RTS controller). Credits to Batsy, this build would be useless if not for her engines. Requires Create, C:Connected, C:Crafts&Additions, C:Design n' Decor.

this is a dual purpose farm i decided to make it will probably be a bit slow at the start but it does work, you will have to turn it on after making it since to make the schematic i turned on the clutch next to the left item vault, you will also need to power the blaze burner atleast once to kick it on but once you get enough biomass pellets it should turn off the funnel and kick it into making normal biomass and when it gets too low on pellets it should start making pellets again

just felt like making a sturdy sheet farm. it is a farm that is 7 blocks wide, 11 blocks long and 11 blocks tall

A slow iron farm. It is probably worth it to look at other people's designs, but this iron farm allows you to add Tuff or Crimsite into its queue and get iron from that, and idly create iron from gravel. Also, going to be honest, I'm not too fond of the blocks I used to make the building, but as I am in a time crunch today I don't have time to change them. Feel free to change the blocks or building surrounding the iron farm if you use it, but I know there are more efficient and more compact ones out there.

Upon being built this power plant will run itself indefinitely, but to run efficiently this powerplant needs to be provided lava to the central tank. Whether the lava is provided by a creative tank, a train transporting lava, or an infinite lava pool does not matter, but those are not provided in this schematic. The schematic has two level 9 steam engines for a total of 294,912 stress units, but uses 1,536 stress units to run itself, so the net production is 293,376 su. This power plant is based on a previous design I did in a multiplayer server with friends, just shorter since I wanted to keep the resource cost low for anyone who wants to build this in survival.

My Iron Factory To get it running: add pipes to the water inlet running into a lake (no hose pulley, just dip the pipe in) Waterlog the pumps in the cobblestone generator and fill each 2x2 tank with 4 buckets (4000mb) of water. You can modify the train station to fit your trains size.

a somewhat compact (6x12x8) iron farm and when i was running it after making it it made about 4 blocks in ~10 minutes

Mods using are Create and Create confectionery

Starting off with the first day is of course a steam engine room, how else will we make power for all our factories? Maybe unlike other people doing this challenge, I will be focusing not aesthetics, but instead power (so quantity>quality) although the steam engine room is decorated. (there isn't much to a good steam engine room, so I decorated it this time to make it look a tad bit better)*Note: the roof did get cut off to fit in the 25x25 margins* *Note 2: Building output is in the back* How to setup: #1 right click the windmill bearings to turn them on. Notice that when turning both of them on, the stress caps at 100% (perfectly stressed) [the wind turbines are in there own sealed off room] #2 Add water into the infinite water source holes (also inside it's own dedicated sealed off room) #3 add lava above the dripstone cauldrons #4 add buckets onto the top depots of the lava bucket filling setups If you are using this for the competition, use the 25x25_actual schematic Please use the other post of this if you are not using this for the competition

30 day build challenge made and iron farm with elevator as well as an elevator to use to get down to your mine levels for more resources!