Mossy Cobblestone

This is a storage system that uses a lot of brass funnels and belts to sort items along with chests for storage. Everything is powered using a single water wheel.

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

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 andesite factory with a train station to load lava, stone and flint for making andesite. Made for me by BlasTG.

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

Day 2 of the challenge, now with an Iron Farm! Not really a fan of the build tho

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)

Full Video: https://youtu.be/nqwRbh_Z86c Day 5 of the Create: 30 Day Building Challenge, today, I'm making a sugar factory

This is a Create Mod starter house which is perfect to use as a nice base for your world. It is something I never used in a video so I am sharing it here for anyone to use but please give credit.

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.

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.

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

Stand alone schematic for a house that was built in a survival play through of Create Chronicles: Bosses and Beyond. Uses materials from different modded dimensions such as the Twilight Forest, Blue Skies so may not be usable in other packs. Original survival build had an attached farm that funneled crops into root cellar. Those crops were used by the automated Strawberry Milkshake production line. House has provided me places for Farmers Delight cooking, potion making, alchemy cauldron elixir brewing along with the aforementioned Strawberry Milkshakes to support the expeditions and adventures. Automated Farming plots are not included in the schematics. It is just the fully furnished farmhouse. So many items that are decorative or furnishings could be skipped. I went into creative mode to clear out as much underground blocks to minimize schematic and added signs to label the milkshake automation.

This is a Create Mod Lighthouse I built on my community SMP. It features a rotating light at the top, a large spinning wheel in the middle and a moving crane. You will need to add water to the water wheels to power the different areas. See my videos on where to click to make things move.

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.

Day 1 - a small cozy home to start off the 30 day build challenge. This is the first part of a "cabin in the woods" theme i'm going for. Does not include any create machines. It's just for looking pretty!