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0:00Just under 6 months ago, the ATM team
0:02released All the Mods 10, which has
0:04quickly turned into one of the most
0:06popular mod packs of all time. Now, the
0:08ATM team has followed that up by
0:10releasing the follow-on mod pack we've
0:11all been waiting for, and that's none
0:13other than a Sky Block version called
0:15All the Mods 10 to the Sky. Thanks to
0:17the ATM team, I actually got early
0:19access to this pack so I can take you
0:20through my first 100 Minecraft days,
0:22where my goal will be to complete the
0:24endgame achievement of the pack, making
0:26the ATM star. This will require me to
0:29use all kinds of different mods, gather
0:31tons of resources, automate all kinds of
0:33machines, take on some pretty crazy
0:35bosses. And while I'm at it, hopefully
0:36provide some helpful tips and tricks for
0:38you guys as you start your TTS
0:40adventure. 100 Minecraft days is not a
0:42lot, and the pack launches in under 2
0:44weeks, so I better not waste any more
0:45time and get straight into it.
0:50Uh, I guess my date counter is broken. I
0:53think that's because we first need to
0:55select an island. When you first load
0:57your ATM10 TTS world, you'll actually
0:59spawn to a hub. To actually get started,
1:01we'll need to make our way to an island.
1:03You can create an island by typing /
1:05Skyblock GUI, which will bring up a nice
1:07menu. If you're playing on a server with
1:08other people and you want to join
1:10someone else's island, you'll see a list
1:11here of all the active teams available
1:13to join. Otherwise, you can create your
1:15own by clicking the create new team
1:17button at the bottom. Here, you'll be
1:19met with an important decision, which
1:21island to start with. ATM offers a
1:23couple different options. quickly
1:25looking through each of them. Default,
1:26the classic sky block island, which
1:28makes for a more authentic experience,
1:30but with a slightly slower pace in the
1:32early game. Simple Life, a quaint island
1:35with a nice little house with a tower, a
1:38small greenhouse with some starter
1:39plants, and a river splitting the island
1:41down the middle with a cute bridge.
1:43While nice, there isn't a lot of open
1:44space right off the bat without either
1:46tearing down some buildings or building
1:48outwards, but still gives you lots of
1:50great starting resources. Witch's
1:52cottage. This one has a slightly larger
1:54building in the middle with a little bit
1:56more open space, but slightly less
1:58details and slightly less starting
1:59resources. Important to note, however,
2:01that it is the only island with
2:03sugarcane right off the bat. Steve's
2:05station. This island lets you live out
2:08your RV camper lifestyle with a cute
2:10little starter base and absolutely tons
2:12of open space, complemented by a cool
2:14river and waterfall coming from this
2:16slightly industrial looking pipe. There
2:18even is this awesome underground cavern
2:20that gives you even more space to build
2:22whatever crazy contraptions you may need
2:24throughout the pack. Sanguin Sanctuary.
2:27Last but not least, this one is
2:28highlighted by this absolutely insanely
2:31beautiful and detailed house in the
2:32middle. I'll let you guys explore this
2:34build on your own, but trust me, the
2:36level of detail is off the charts. Plus,
2:38the best part, it has some fried
2:39chicken. The rest of the island has a
2:42very similar layout to Steve's station
2:44with a decent amount of open space that
2:46leads down into that same cavernous area
2:48below, except this time with slightly
2:49more detail, including this pond with
2:51sea pickles and glowberries and
2:53dripstones scattered around the cave.
2:55Oh, and pig. After lots of back and
2:57forth, I decided to go with Sanguin
3:00Sanctuary. Not just because it looks
3:01absolutely beautiful, but also because I
3:03think it has the best balance of looking
3:05nice while still giving lots of open
3:07space for building, as well as tons of
3:09great starter resources that can help
3:10give a little bit of a boost for the
3:12early game. Now that we have our island,
3:14I guess it is time to officially get the
3:17clock started.
3:21Like with any mod pack, let's first take
3:23a look at the quest book and claim some
3:25nice starter rewards to get things
3:27moving. I'll use this as another chance
3:28to mention again that I am recording
3:30this video before the pack is officially
3:32launched. So, don't be surprised if the
3:33quest book looks a little different or
3:35has some other changes to the quest that
3:36you see while playing the release
3:38version. There is also an optional quest
3:40for a head start if you want to get some
3:41free items to fasttrack your
3:43progression. Specifically, the lava
3:45bucket and water can be super helpful.
3:47I, however, won't be taking that option.
3:49Now that we have a whole bunch of items
3:50from our quest claims, it's time to head
3:52outside. Even when we have an island as
3:54beautiful as this, the first thing you
3:55always do in Minecraft is punch tree.
3:58So, we'll use our ultimate ability to
3:59cut down the entire tree all at once.
4:01Tree twerking is enabled so we can shift
4:03to grow trees quicker. To get our first
4:05cobblestone, the quest book tells us to
4:07right-click grass for a whole bunch of
4:09pebbles. After a couple seconds of
4:10pounding the ground, we can pick up our
4:12pebbles and craft them in a 2x two to
4:14get our first cobblestone. Now, before
4:16we get any further, we will need some
4:18more logs and saplings. So, I'll grow
4:19some more trees. I will however use my
4:21sky block classic tip of placing a block
4:24three blocks in the air diagonal from
4:25the sapling to greatly increase the
4:27chance of getting some larger trees.
4:29Using vein mine, I can quickly cut down
4:31these larger trees for lots of wood and
4:33tons of saplings. Checking back into the
4:35quest book, we have lots of rewards to
4:37claim, and it gives us our next step to
4:39make a crook. So, first I'll make my
4:41first crafting table, a couple of chests
4:43and a crook out of four sticks. Now,
4:45when I go to try to grow another big
4:47tree, which doesn't quite work out, I
4:49can break the leaves with my crook to
4:51get our first silkworm. Unfortunately,
4:53my crook breaks pretty much immediately
4:55while breaking the second tree, but at
4:57least we do get a second silkworm, which
4:59I can use to rightclick onto leaves to
5:01start infesting the leaves for some
5:02string. While waiting for that to
5:04happen, let's work on some inventory
5:06management. One helpful tip is that you
5:07can compress pebbles directly in your
5:09inventory by hitting shift K on each
5:11stack of pebbles. Now I can dump all of
5:13my items into these chests and leave the
5:16books in their most useful place. At
5:18this point, our tree has turned old and
5:20gray, so I'll make another crook, which
5:22we'll use to break the white leaves and
5:23get a whole lot of string. So much so
5:25that I had to make a third crook. These
5:27things really don't have a whole lot of
5:29durability. I figured now was a good
5:31time to use that cobblestone from
5:32earlier to go ahead and make some tools.
5:34or maybe not tools plural, but a single
5:36tool, a paxel, which combines the
5:38functionality of a pickaxe, axe, and
5:40shovel all into one convenient tool.
5:42However, we have one more important tool
5:44to make, and that's a hammer. With the
5:46sun starting to set, it was time to
5:48pound the ground for some more
5:49cobblestone. The hard labor paid off
5:51with 24 pieces of cobblestone, which I
5:53placed on the ground and broke with my
5:55new hammer. This gives gravel. At this
5:57point, we've made a whole lot of
5:58progress in the quest book and have some
6:00great rewards to claim. My goal for the
6:02day is to get an iron ingot. So to do
6:04that, we'll have to make the sky block
6:05classic a seieve using some wooden
6:07ingredients as well as a mesh with our
6:09string. By placing the mesh into the
6:11seieve, we can now right-click gravel in
6:13the seieve to start sifting for some
6:15resources. With it very quickly starting
6:17to get dark, I had to seieve lots of
6:18gravel very quickly, hoping to get the
6:20four iron chunks required to make a
6:22single ingot. So why not speed this
6:24process up by making three more seieves,
6:26which when placed adjacent allows to
6:27seieve four gravel at a time. After
6:29using up all my gravel, I got lucky
6:31enough with at least four iron chunks
6:33that I can craft into a single iron ore,
6:35which then I break down into raw iron,
6:37which needs to be smelted.
6:39Unfortunately, I only have six
6:40cobblestone, so that means more pounding
6:42the ground. Once I have eight
6:43cobblestone, I can craft my first
6:45furnace, which allows me to smelt my
6:47very first iron ingot. Quite a full
6:49first day of work, but we ended off with
6:51some shiny new hardware. Now, time to
6:54rest.
6:58To start day two, this medicine clock is
7:00a constant reminder that our time is
7:02ticking. So, I decided to keep the pace
7:04up and set another daily goal. This time
7:06being to make some lava. Luckily, thanks
7:08to my huge progress yesterday, we have
7:10tons of quest rewards to claim, which
7:12gives me tons of awesome things,
7:13including iron, osmium, and even a
7:15parrot spawn egg. After doing a lot more
7:17dirt pounding and some gravel seing, I
7:19crafted my next important tool, some
7:21flint shears, which allows me to shear
7:23leaves from the trees that I grow. While
7:25we have water already on our island, you
7:27can always make more using an oak
7:28crucible and some leaves. More
7:30importantly though, by making a wooden
7:32barrel, we can use those leaves to make
7:34dirt blocks. Using some of the iron from
7:36the quest reward earlier, I made a
7:37bucket, which I was able to take water
7:39from the pool downstairs to put in the
7:41barrel and combine with dust to make
7:43some clay blocks. The goal for the day
7:45to make lava will require me to make a
7:47crucible to melt down cobblestone, but
7:49to do that requires porcelain clay. We
7:51now have the clay piece, but we still
7:53need bone meal, which we could get from
7:55making a mob farm, but also can get from
7:57sething dust. After seing dust for the
7:59rest of the day, I finally got the seven
8:01bone meal I needed, which was used to
8:03craft porcelain clay and an unfired
8:05porcelain crucible, which once melted
8:07makes a porcelain crucible. We'll need
8:09to heat the crucible. So, I placed it on
8:11top of a torch and put in four pieces of
8:13cobblestone to achieve my goal and
8:14slowly start making lava. As I start day
8:17three, I decided my next major goal was
8:19to automate cobblestone production
8:21because punching the ground all day
8:22isn't exactly my idea of fun. To do
8:24that, we need to make the stone
8:26generator, which will use a bucket of
8:27lava and a bucket of water. Now, we
8:29could craft this with porcelain buckets
8:31made out of clay, but I'm going to need
8:33all the resources I can get. So, I
8:34figured this was a good time to start
8:36saving tons and tons of gravel, which
8:38ended up taking most of the day. But, as
8:40the sun set, I got enough iron to make
8:42my second bucket, which I filled with
8:44water, and filled my other bucket with
8:46the lava I made in the crucible that
8:48previous night to make the stone block
8:50generator. Now, unlike the cobble
8:52generators in most packs, ATM10 TTS adds
8:55a special generator block that actually
8:57generates multiple types of blocks
8:58depending on the two fluids adjacent, as
9:00well as the block placed underneath. JI
9:03shows all the possible uses for this
9:04block. And there are some extremely
9:06useful ones that I'll definitely need to
9:07take advantage of later, like the
9:09options for netherrack and even
9:10endstone. But right now, we're just
9:12looking for the basic option,
9:13cobblestone, which is generated with
9:15just a bucket of water and lava on each
9:17side. This means I do need to get yet
9:19another bucket of lava started in the
9:21crucible. And while waiting for that
9:22stone to get melted down, I decided it
9:24was a good opportunity to use some new
9:26barrels and leaves to make more dirt,
9:27which I sifted to start getting some
9:29seeds. I got tons of good plants. But
9:31what I'm really after is mycelium seeds,
9:34which we'll need to make some witch
9:35water. After a little bit of luck, I
9:37finally got some mycelium seeds, which I
9:39used on the grass below one of the
9:40barrels. Now, anytime I put water in
9:42this barrel, it'll slowly convert to
9:44witch water. I guess I had spent so much
9:46time making dirt and sifting that I kind
9:48of lost track of time. And as the sun
9:49rises, that brings us to day four. It's
9:52day four, and I'm still waiting for that
9:54second bucket of lava. So, I made use of
9:56the time by cutting down some more trees
9:58and using the shears to harvest the
9:59leaves to make some extra dirt. Finally,
10:01the lava finished melting, which I put
10:03next to the block generator. Put a
10:05drawer on top and major achievement. Get
10:07infinite cobblestone.
10:09Now, with all this cobblestone, it's
10:11time to kick our resource production
10:12into gear. First, I made an upgraded
10:14version of a hammer called the
10:15compressed hammer, which is just a 3x3
10:18of hammers crafted together. This allows
10:20you to hammer down compressed
10:21cobblestone, which we now can make lots
10:23of with that new cobblestone generator.
10:25Unfortunately, you can't sift compressed
10:27gravel, but we can expand our seed area
10:29even more by placing more seeds
10:31adjacent. And of course, since we have
10:32so much flint now, we can upgrade those
10:34string meshes straight to flint meshes
10:36for more drops. The quest book tells us
10:38that our next goal is to make a copper
10:40ore hammer to take raw ores and turn
10:42them into two dust. But this requires
10:44two blocks of copper to craft. So, I'm
10:46instead going to focus on a slightly
10:48different task, the squeezer, which
10:50takes a block of iron and one ingot.
10:52After a whole bunch of cobblestone
10:53breaking and gravel sething, I finally
10:55got the iron I needed to make a
10:57squeezer. Now, this squeezer is great
10:58because it takes ores and gives a whole
11:00lot of raw ore back instead of just the
11:02one you get from smelting or breaking
11:04normally. And by using some armor stands
11:06stacked on top, we can even
11:07semi-automate this process pretty
11:09easily. First, I placed down the
11:11squeezer and then dropped three armor
11:13stands on the top of it. These armor
11:14stands simulate a player's weight and
11:16push the squeezer down. When you apply a
11:18redstone signal, it resets the machines,
11:20throwing the armor stands up in the air,
11:22which gives them enough momentum to
11:23fully push down the squeezer. I then put
11:25some copper ore in and was very quickly
11:27able to make an absolute insane amount
11:30of raw copper ore. We can increase the
11:31automation a little bit more by making a
11:33hopper and placing it facing the
11:35squeezer. Now, this not only inserts the
11:37ores for me, but also helps to pick up
11:39those raw ores instead of shooting them
11:40out everywhere. I had once again worked
11:42through the night, but as day five
11:44started, I realized we were on the edge
11:46of some major resource progress. I
11:48sifted some more gravel and some more
11:50dust to get some vital resources,
11:52specifically redstone to finish off some
11:54automation. The redstone is important to
11:55make a timer, which I can now replace
11:57that pressure plate with to fully
11:59automate our squeezer setup. And of
12:01course, being the responsible redstone I
12:02am, I gave it an on-off switch. Now, I
12:04can dump tons of ores in the hopper and
12:06just let it run. At this point, I also
12:08have enough copper to make that copper
12:10ore hammer, which allows us to crank our
12:12resources to the next level. Not just by
12:14doubling ores, but also doubling the raw
12:16versions as well, which means we can
12:18take a single ore in the squeezer and
12:20get somewhere between 2 to 8x. And then
12:22double that again with the ore hammer to
12:24get somewhere between 4 and 16 times the
12:27resources. I use the rest of the day to
12:29sift tons and tons of gravel and make a
12:31whole lot of resources, specifically
12:33iron, which I use to upgrade our flint
12:35meshes to iron meshes, which increases
12:37drop rates, but more importantly, gives
12:39the first possibility to get diamonds.
12:41With 3 days straight of work, tons of
12:43resources, and most importantly, my
12:45first diamond in my hand, I figured it
12:47was time to take a quick rest.
12:52As I started day six, I was quickly
12:54realizing that storage was becoming a
12:56problem. But to kick the can down the
12:58road, I made some basic cure upgrades to
12:59convert my seing resources chest into a
13:02sophisticated storage chest, which will
13:03allow for some stack upgrades later, but
13:05more importantly adds filtered input and
13:07export slots to make transferring
13:09specific items easier. And of course,
13:11can upgrade the chest to iron and then
13:13gold tier to increase the base capacity
13:15pretty dramatically. Sticking on the
13:16upgrade path, it was also time to
13:18upgrade my furnace from the normal
13:19vanilla type to an iron furnace. And
13:21unfortunately was a couple gold short
13:23from upgrading to a gold furnace. And
13:25one more upgrade. And it's time to move
13:27on from that stone paxel to an iron
13:29paxel. One thing I'll quickly need a
13:31whole lot of is lava. So I partially
13:32automated that process by using a hopper
13:34to input cobblestone into the crucible.
13:36Then it's back to seing a whole bunch of
13:38gravel to start banking up some iron,
13:40which I'll need a whole lot of to start
13:41automating hammering and seie. For day
13:43seven, the goal is clear. I want to make
13:45at least one auto hammer and one auto
13:48seieve, which requires a whole bunch of
13:49crafting and a whole bunch of smelting
13:51dust. But with all that iron and a
13:53couple diamonds, I was able to
13:54accomplish that goal pretty quickly,
13:56making one of each. We'll definitely
13:57need more hammers and seieves to cover
13:59all the different seve materials. But
14:00this is at least a good starting point.
14:02However, before either of those will be
14:04useful, I need some power. And because
14:06the first power generator will use lava,
14:08the more of it I can make, the better.
14:09And looking for an upgraded heat source
14:11would be great. There were some good
14:12options like uranium, which has a 20
14:14times rate, fire, which is a five times
14:16rate, but the winner is the superheating
14:18element with a 60x melting rate. It does
14:21require four steel to make, which
14:22normally would be a little more
14:23difficult to get. But luckily, I came
14:25prepared for this moment and selected
14:26steel as one of my quest rewards
14:28previously. Now that I can make lava so
14:30quickly, I also need a larger capacity
14:32to store it. So, I made a mechanism
14:34tank, which can be filled up using a
14:35fluid pipe from the pipes mod. As the
14:37sun sets, I used my last little bit of
14:39daylight to craft the magmatic
14:40generator, which with that lava allowed
14:43me to make my first bit of power. Now
14:44that we have a whole bunch of pieces for
14:46resource automation, it's time to put
14:48all of it together. But there isn't a
14:49whole lot of space in my front yard, and
14:51things are already getting pretty
14:52cramped. So, the first thing was to
14:54start moving things downstairs into the
14:55cavern. The first piece is setting up
14:57that lava generator, except now using
14:59another fluid pipe to take lava out of
15:01the tank and input into our magmatic
15:03generator. Then, the next step is
15:04setting up the auto hammer.
15:06Unfortunately, these automation blocks
15:07from Xmachinist have a specific side
15:09input output requirement. So, I decided
15:11to set up a buffer inventory at the
15:13output of the hammer, which feeds
15:15directly into a flux seieve. I also set
15:17up a more central cobblestone source
15:19since we don't only need cobblestone to
15:20make lava, but also needed to hammer
15:22gravel and eventually sand and dust.
15:24Each of these machines also needs power,
15:26so I made sure to set up some power
15:27energy pipes to each of the machines and
15:30exported the items from the below
15:31inventory into the end gold double chest
15:33from earlier where I'll pump all the
15:35outputs from our system into. And the
15:37last step is moving the block generator
15:39down to our new setup to source all of
15:41the cobblestone. Except now I've
15:42upgraded the block generator from stone
15:44to copper and now to iron to increase
15:46production speed. By day eight, I have
15:48fully automated all the resources from
15:50sething gravel, albeit very slowly. But
15:52hey, I think that's an accomplishment
15:54that justifies a nice night of rest. For
15:56day nine, the next goal will be to do
15:58similar automations for sand and dust.
16:00But this time, we'll need a whole lot of
16:01resources to get that done. So, while
16:03waiting for some sifting and smelting, I
16:04decided to work on a side project by
16:06making some more dirt to work on a grass
16:08area outside our main island to
16:10hopefully spawn some passive mobs.
16:11Specifically, hoping for a cowl to make
16:13a backpack and can use the grass seed we
16:15got earlier from se to start spreading
16:17some grass on that platform. Then, the
16:19rest of the day was spent seing gravel
16:20in the remaining manual seieves to
16:22hopefully close the gap of resources
16:24needed for that next level of
16:25automation. And that officially brings
16:27me to double-digit Minecraft days.
16:33As if making it to 10 Minecraft days
16:35wasn't cause for celebration enough, I
16:36was happily surprised with a new friend
16:38on my island, a little armadillo, which
16:40we'll call Arlo. Arlo the armadillo.
16:44Additionally, I waited long enough that
16:46most of my iron had finished smelting,
16:47allowing me to make two more hammers and
16:49another seieve. We'll use this to make
16:51an automatic dust setup since I think
16:52that's the second most important
16:54resource pool for the early game.
16:56Specifically, looking for that redstone
16:57and bone meal. I went through a couple
16:59different design flows in my head on how
17:00I wanted to lay things out. And I
17:02definitely made things more difficult by
17:03trying to have a buffer inventory
17:05between the hammers and seieves, which I
17:07may change later, but I got it working
17:08and with an upgraded diamond mesh, we
17:10now have added to our list of resources
17:11that have been fully automated. It was
17:13at this point while recording that I
17:15actually started a second playthrough of
17:16this pack on my Twitch channel and got a
17:18new update for the pack with a whole
17:20bunch of fixes and changes, which I
17:22guess is a good opportunity for a quick
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17:26Hopefully, you've been enjoying this
17:27video so far. If so, I would really
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17:41Additionally, if you want to follow
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17:44chill playthrough of this pack, then you
17:45should definitely come join my live
17:46streams on Twitch or check out my VOD
17:48channel where those streams get uploaded
17:50the next day. Now armed with the
17:52knowledge of a second playthrough, day
17:5311 was a day full of making some
17:55changes. First, now that I learned that
17:57you can actually change the output sides
17:59of the flux hammers and seieves using a
18:01hammer from the same mod, I went ahead
18:02and streamlined the machine setup,
18:04making it a lot cleaner with all the
18:06machines feeding directly into each
18:07other in a line, ending by outputting
18:09the items into specific barrels, which
18:11export into one mega gold chest at the
18:13end. One key item that I need a whole
18:15lot of is ender pearls, but mob drops in
18:17general would be pretty great. So, I
18:19started work on a new project, a mob
18:21farm. Very soon, you'll want to switch
18:22this over to Apotheio's mob spawners
18:24since those are absolutely crazy. But a
18:27simple little vanilla mob farm can help
18:28us get to that point a little bit
18:30quicker. I'm using my classic vanilla
18:31design, going up about 20 blocks and
18:34making four quadrants of 8x8 separated
18:37by channels that are two blocks deep.
18:39We'll temporarily use water in these
18:40channels, which will push the mobs
18:42towards the center to drop down. The
18:44downside is this won't work with
18:45Enderman since they'll just teleport
18:47away as soon as they touch the water,
18:48but it'll get things working before
18:50making some conveyors, which I need some
18:52slime balls for. I also put down some
18:54trap doors on the edges to trick mobs
18:56into walking on them and falling into
18:58the water. Then the last step is to
18:59build a wall three blocks up around the
19:01edges and put a roof on it. To start day
19:0413, the mob farm is working, but
19:06unfortunately it's working a little too
19:08well because I also forgot to put
19:09torches around the base of the farm. So,
19:11I have some extra friends to deal with.
19:13And fitting for unlucky 13, I also had
19:15my first death from a very unfortunate
19:18and unnecessary creeper explosion. The
19:20mob farm is already working great, and
19:22there are tons of mobs, which means tons
19:24of drops coming. So, I place another
19:25double gold chest to start storing them.
19:27The eventual goal is to make some
19:29diamond spikes to automate this process
19:30while still simulating player kills. But
19:32unfortunately, I don't quite have the
19:34diamonds for that yet. In the meantime,
19:35I can make some bamboo spikes, but this
19:37needs bamboo. So, I guess this is a good
19:39time to go ahead and get some dirt
19:41automation going. Trust me, this makes
19:43sense. Zycraft extractors are insane
19:45blocks. They can generate all kinds of
19:47resources based on the blocks placed
19:48below it. So, by placing a bone block,
19:51some stone, and four moss, I can make
19:53infinite moss stored in this drawer.
19:55Now, I can feed that moss into a barrel,
19:57which will slowly start to make dirt.
19:59And by seing that dirt, I was able to
20:01get my first piece of bamboo, as well as
20:03a whole bunch of other random stuff. And
20:05of course, one bamboo is all I need
20:07because one bamboo means many bamboo.
20:09And with many bamboo, I can finally
20:11craft those bamboo spikes, which I would
20:13go place on the spawner, but I forgot to
20:16place torches around the base again. So,
20:18I decided to call it a night and let
20:20them despawn in the morning. To start
20:21day 14, I finally was able to get those
20:24spikes placed down, which will start
20:25taking out those mobs automatically.
20:27I'll need something to pick these items
20:28up, but the item I have in mind requires
20:30an ender pearl. So, while I'm waiting
20:32for my first Enderman to spawn, I
20:34figured it was a good time to switch
20:35gears and start solving my storage
20:36problem, which is very quickly starting
20:38to stress me out. And while I would love
20:40to make a run straight to AE2, I figured
20:42the more responsible thing to do was
20:44start with some integrated dynamics,
20:46which will require some mineral trees.
20:48Another thing I'll need is a crushing
20:50basin, which is super useful for making
20:52leather with rotten flesh. But more
20:53importantly, by crushing some mineral
20:55logs in a squeezer directly next to the
20:57basin, it'll fill up that basin with
20:59liquid mineral, which will eventually
21:01cool into mineral blocks that gives you
21:03nine mineral shards each. These mineral
21:05shards are used for all types of things,
21:07like logic cables and variable cards.
21:09But unfortunately, to go any further, I
21:11need some slime, which we could get with
21:13milk. But unfortunately, my grass
21:14platform isn't working out too great so
21:16far. But something that is working great
21:18is that mob farm with tons of drops all
21:20over the place. But that too is going to
21:22become a problem since those items will
21:24eventually pile up and despawn. So
21:26luckily I took out this enderman escape
21:28which drops an ender pearl that I could
21:30use to make an item collector that takes
21:31those drops and puts them directly in my
21:33loot chest. Now that I have a mob
21:35spawner and all kinds of gear, it's a
21:36good time to start leveling up an
21:38apotheiois. You can enter the apotheiois
21:40menu by hitting control t, which shows
21:42all these different tiers with different
21:44requirements. And luckily, I've already
21:46done enough to get everything I need to
21:47move to the second tier. So, I went
21:49ahead and activated that to start
21:50getting some higher tier gear and gem
21:52drops. Unfortunately, I'm still missing
21:54a couple uncommon items for the next
21:56tier ascent. With my cow luck not going
21:58great so far, I decided to take a
22:00slightly different route to make a
22:02sticky piston with some rice, which I
22:04can make by combining rice into rice
22:06dough, which four of those combined with
22:08water makes one rice slime ball, which I
22:10can use to make that missing sticky
22:11piston to make both input and output
22:14variable transformers. With both of
22:15those transformers, I was able to craft
22:17a storage terminal. And the last piece I
22:19needed were some item interfaces. Now,
22:22the time has finally come to at least
22:24partially fix my storage problem, but
22:26something a little bit more condensed.
22:27So, I placed down a couple double gold
22:29chests, which each get an item interface
22:31connected to them. Integrated dynamics
22:33works by allowing you to view all items
22:35in the network attached to these
22:36interfaces. And to avoid items getting
22:38spread out randomly and fragmenting my
22:39storage, I set increasing priorities on
22:42each of these chests so items will flow
22:43in and out of the chest from right to
22:45left. To hopefully maximize the amount
22:47of storage this network has. Now with
22:49the terminal connected to those cables
22:50and some slight GUI tweaking, I have a
22:53searchable storage system with a
22:54crafting table, which is such a good
22:56feeling. But an even better feeling is
22:58dropping all of my random items into
23:00this storage system with ease. So, it's
23:02time to cause a little bit of lag and
23:03break all of my chest upstairs and move
23:05all those items into my new central
23:07system downstairs. Now that my storage
23:09is downstairs, it also makes sense to
23:11move the rest of my frequently used
23:13setups into the cavern, like my furnace
23:15and my ore crusher. To start day 16, my
23:17seeding setup finally produced those
23:19last couple diamonds that I needed to
23:21make some diamond spikes, which I used
23:23to swap out the bamboo spikes. I also
23:25realized I was starting to get lots and
23:27lots of gear, most of it being the
23:28lowest apotheiois tier, which I'm not
23:31really interested in using. So, I set up
23:32a pipe with an advanced filter to start
23:35exporting some of this junk gear
23:36straight into a trash can. You can use
23:38NBT data filters to make a more general
23:40filter for apotheiosis gear. So, I added
23:42a filter for both the common rarity and
23:44the uncommon rarity, which should trash
23:46all the apotheiosis stuff up to our
23:48current worlds tier, which is the blue
23:50gear. Additionally, I started adding
23:51some filters for the other
23:52non-apotheosis gear, which I removed all
23:54the NBT data from, so that it will
23:56automatically trash any gear of the
23:58type, regardless of enchants, naming, or
24:00durability. As expected, because of the
24:02water in my mob farm, my island is
24:04slowly getting overrun by Enderman. But
24:06this is actually a good thing because it
24:07means some opportunity for more ender
24:09pearls. I got enough to make two more
24:11key items. The first being an ender
24:13inhibitor and the second being a magnet.
24:14A magnet is of course great for making
24:16it easier for me to pick up items in a
24:18larger range. But the ender inhibitor is
24:20even more important for blocking
24:22enderman from teleporting away in its
24:24range, which means when Enderman are
24:25taking damage from falling or from my
24:27spikes, instead of teleporting out of
24:29the trap, they will get stuck and give
24:30up those tasty ender pearls. As the sun
24:33starts to rise on day 17, I finally got
24:35some passive mobs to spawn. Most
24:37importantly being a cow friend. I moved
24:39the cow over to that grass area that I
24:41made earlier and boxed it in using some
24:43fences. Now using a mechanism tank in
24:45bucket mode, I was able to collect a
24:47whole bunch of milk, which when combined
24:49with water in a barrel makes a whole
24:51block of slime. So now with tons of
24:52milk, I have tons of slime. And I have
24:55something in mind for that slime, and
24:56that's to make a whole bunch of
24:57conveyors, which I'll eventually use for
24:59my crazy apotheiosis spawner farms. But
25:01in the meantime, we can also use for
25:03upgrading my current mob farm. The goal
25:04is to make three sets of 24 conveyors,
25:07which I'll use to replace the water
25:08streams I currently have. But this means
25:10I not only have to pillar up to the top
25:12of the mob farm, but also break through
25:13the top and take out some mobs and try
25:16not to die in the process, which
25:17surprisingly ended up not being too bad.
25:19So, I place all the water with
25:20conveyors, moving the mobs towards the
25:22center a little quicker, but more
25:24importantly doesn't trigger the enderman
25:25teleporting away and onto our island as
25:28soon as they touch the water. My next
25:29goal is to start getting some geors,
25:31which I'll need a foundry. Definitely
25:33not a tinker smeltery to do. Boundaries
25:35are multi-block structures made from a
25:37couple different types of blocks. But
25:38the key ingredient is fire brick. Now
25:40that I mostly have a good source of
25:42power, I decided to go ahead and upgrade
25:43a gold furnace to factory mode, which
25:45now uses power instead of fuel to
25:47operate, but most importantly can smelt
25:49up to four items at a time. With tons of
25:50fire brick, I can now craft all the main
25:52building blocks. Starting with a drain,
25:55a foundry tap, a casting table, a
25:57casting basin, a foundry tank, and most
26:00importantly, a foundry controller. and
26:02one piece that is different from
26:03tinkers, some liquid heating coils. Now
26:06to assemble the foundry. Starting with a
26:07layer of those liquid coils on the
26:09bottom. Then a mix of bricks and all of
26:11the other components with the faucets
26:13facing into a table and basin and a
26:15whole lot of bricks to build it up. Now
26:17time to make my first couple of geors,
26:19which you can make by pouring a bucket
26:20of a certain resource over some
26:22compressed sand. The first four that
26:24I'll make are the four items it seems I
26:26need the most of, and that's iron, gold,
26:28redstone, and quartz. Now to place these
26:30four geors in a little plus, which will
26:33have an important purpose soon. On their
26:35own, these geors grow super slowly, but
26:37luckily this pack has some different
26:38options to speed them up drastically. To
26:41fully automate geors, I'll need to go
26:42down a couple different rabbit holes.
26:44The first being it's time to get started
26:46with just dire things, which hopefully
26:48you've already seen my most recent video
26:50I posted that does a full walkthrough of
26:52this insanely powerful mod. But I'm just
26:54starting small, needing some ferraor,
26:56which I can make with the tier one goo
26:57with some iron. It's also time to start
26:59getting into a little bit of AE2 where
27:01I'll need a charger to start making some
27:03charged certus quartz. Then by throwing
27:05that charged quartz into water with
27:07redstone and quartz makes an important
27:08A2 ingredient, some fluix. Now with some
27:11fluix, I can craft a crystal growth
27:13accelerator as well as a crystal
27:14resonance generator. With these two
27:16items, I can now greatly speed up those
27:18geors by placing the accelerator in the
27:20middle of all the geors, which is why I
27:22placed them the way that I did. The
27:23accelerator works by basically
27:24increasing the tick speed of any blocks
27:26adjacent to its four sides. Then we can
27:28power it using the crystal resonance
27:30generator which provides just enough
27:32power to keep one accelerator running at
27:34a time. Now those geors are growing
27:36crystals much quicker. Geors work very
27:38similar to how they did in FTB Skies 2
27:40in that once crystals are fully grown,
27:42you can break them to get resource
27:43shards. Then you can smelt those shards
27:45to convert them into their associated
27:47resource. which means in just that short
27:49period of time, I was able to get all of
27:51these resources, which I can start
27:52smelting in my new powered furnace. Now
27:54that I'm getting tons and tons of
27:56crystals, this furnace is going to be
27:57getting a lot of use. So, I went ahead
27:59and made a speed upgrade to convert
28:01things even quicker. Except now it takes
28:03more power than I'm making with just my
28:05single lava generator. But luckily, the
28:07four resources I picked were tactical
28:09because I can use them to make seven
28:10more lava generators, which when
28:12combined with our original will make an
28:148x generator that now makes 1,280 RF per
28:17tick. Unfortunately, the generator isn't
28:19the only thing I need to upgrade because
28:21my currently energy pipes are pretty
28:22rough. So, I went ahead and upgraded
28:24those two mechanism universal pipes that
28:26transfer much quicker and even have a
28:28nice little internal buffer for some
28:30more power storage. These new geors are
28:32great, but breaking these crystals
28:33manually is a whole lot of work. So, my
28:35next goal was to go ahead and automate
28:37that process as well using a Just Dire
28:39Things blockbreaker. Except because I
28:40want my blockbreaker to cover multiple
28:42blocks and we'll need a filter to only
28:44break fully grown crystals, we'll need
28:46the advanced breaker variant, which
28:47requires Celestigen, the third tier in
28:49just Dire Things. But first, I need to
28:51get to the second tier, which will
28:52require some nether wart, which you can
28:54get by seing soul sand. I could make
28:56soul sand with witch water, but you
28:58could do it in much bigger batches using
28:59the create mod. To do that, I'll need
29:01some andesite casing, which I used to
29:03craft an encased fan powered by some
29:05water wheels. I set up the fan to pull
29:07air through some soul fire. Now, when I
29:09throw sand down, it gets converted as a
29:11stack right into soul sand, which I went
29:13ahead and saved and luckily got some
29:15nether wart. Now, I can upgrade my primo
29:17gel goo into the next tier blaze bloom,
29:19which can make the tier 2 material blaze
29:21gold using some gold blocks. With this
29:23blaze gold, I can make another item
29:25called the experience holder, which I
29:27placed down by my mob farm and
29:28configured the range to start picking up
29:30the XP that's dropped by the mobs and
29:32stores it inside the holder with a
29:34basically infinite buffer. While tier 1
29:36and two were pretty easy, tier three
29:38will be a bit more of a challenge
29:39because it needs more ender pearls and
29:41endstone, but the most difficult part
29:43being two dragon's breath, which means
29:45it's time to take a trip to the end.
29:47There are a couple ways to get to the
29:48end in a sky block, but the easiest way
29:50is by making an end cake. Luckily, I can
29:52make some endstone using glow stone on
29:54lava. And using some eggs from our
29:56slowly growing mob area, I made the
29:57cake. Filling up a slice using an eye of
29:59ender, crafted some bottles, and even
30:02though I just have some low-level iron
30:04armor, it was time to take on the ender
30:06dragon.
30:10Day 20 is a pretty big milestone, and
30:12what better way to celebrate than by
30:13taking on the final boss of vanilla. An
30:16added bonus of going to the end is that
30:17there are tons of enderman, which I can
30:19quickly farm for some extra ender
30:20pearls. But the goal is just to get some
30:22dragon's breath. So I waited for the
30:24dragon to shoot an attack, picked up
30:26some dragon's breath, and then use slash
30:28home to get out of there. I'll take down
30:29the dragon some other time. With the
30:31dragon breath secured, I upgraded that
30:33blaze bloom goo to the tier three void
30:35shimmer, which now allows me to convert
30:37diamond blocks into celestige. And four
30:40celest
30:41upgrade that block breaker to the
30:43advanced version. Now, I can use this to
30:45break the crystals as is, but I'm going
30:47to use some Just Dire Things upgrades to
30:49make this setup even better. So, first
30:51I'll make a Celesta gem pickaxe, which
30:53I'll eventually use in the block
30:54breaker. But I also want to make two
30:56upgrades. The first being an autosmelter
30:58upgrade, which will automatically smelt
31:00any items it breaks, meaning instead of
31:01getting crystal shards, I'll get the
31:03resources directly. For that upgrade, I
31:05need some blaze rods, which luckily I
31:06can make in the foundry by melting blaze
31:08powder and casting it into a rod cast.
31:11The second upgrade is drops teleporter,
31:13which will insert any broken items into
31:15a linked inventory. So, I'll link the
31:16pickaxe to this chest and put the
31:18pickaxe in the breaker. I configured the
31:20breaker to work in an area that
31:21surrounded all of the geors and also set
31:24filter so that the breaker would only
31:25break fully grown crystals that drop the
31:27four items I'm farming with the smelting
31:29upgrade. The breaker and pickaxe do
31:31require power to function. So, while I
31:33could run a power cable, this seems like
31:35a good time to get into the flex mod
31:36that can transfer power wirelessly. To
31:38do this, I need some flux, which you can
31:40get by putting down a bunch of redstone
31:42on a compressed obsidian and
31:44right-clicking another block of obsidian
31:46on top. With that flux, I went ahead and
31:48crafted a flux controller as well as a
31:50flux point and flux plug. The flux
31:52controller I'll use to create a network
31:54and also enable wireless charging. And
31:56the flux plug is used to input power
31:58into the network. So, I attach that to
32:00my lava generator. And the flex point is
32:02used to export power from the network.
32:04So, I attach that to my block breaker.
32:06and off it goes, making tons and tons of
32:09resources. To start day 21, I received a
32:12huge new pack update, which had tons of
32:14bug fixes, some mod updates, but most
32:16importantly, the recipe for the ATM
32:18star, which is a huge 9x9 crafting
32:21recipe that needs all kinds of blocks,
32:23but probably most surprisingly, some
32:25singularities of all kinds of different
32:27resources, each requiring 10,000 of that
32:30specific resource. Now that I officially
32:32have my end goal in sight, it was time
32:34to really start kicking my game into
32:36high gear, cuz I have a feeling it's
32:37going to be close if we can craft this
32:39bad boy in 100 Minecraft days. To start
32:41my day, it was time to fix this sad
32:43passive mob farm with the gateway of the
32:45Emerald Grove, which has four waves of
32:47mobs. But if you defeat them, you get
32:49six of each passive mob, which would
32:51have been a lot helpful earlier,
32:52especially since this gate only takes an
32:54eye of ender and eight flowers to craft.
32:56After a high stakes battle with a bunch
32:58of mobs that definitely didn't result in
33:00another death, and I definitely didn't
33:02end up just cheesing a little bit with
33:03my fenced off area, I finally beat the
33:05gate and got tons of great rewards and
33:07even more new friends. Unfortunately,
33:09one of these friends spawned outside the
33:10gates. So, uh,
33:14back in the cavern, that geor is putting
33:16in tons and tons of work. So, my next
33:17goal is to expand this setup and make at
33:19least one of all of the other important
33:21geors that this pack adds, which is a
33:24lot. So, the rest of the afternoon was
33:25melting resources down in the foundry
33:27and pouring them over some compressed
33:29sand to make a whole bunch of geors. But
33:31one of the last and more important
33:32geors, I guess, isn't actually a geor
33:35and actually has a slightly different
33:36way to craft, and that is in an ender
33:38crafter, which definitely isn't a QED.
33:40So, for this one, I grabbed some more
33:42ender pearls and crafted an ender
33:43crafter and some ender alternators. This
33:46crafting table is special because it
33:47needs alternators to activate the craft.
33:49The more alternators you have, the
33:51faster it crafts. But for now, two
33:52alternators is good enough. After a
33:54little bit of patience, I now have a
33:56flawless budding certus quartz, which is
33:58very important to start getting into
33:59AE2. Then I started placing down the
34:01geors in a slightly different plus
34:03layout. This time embedded in the
34:05ground. This may not make a whole lot of
34:07sense now, but trust me, once I finish
34:08this resource setup, it's going to be
34:10insane. My goal is to condense as many
34:12geors together as possible, leaving a
34:14space in the middle for each to be
34:16adjacent to an accelerator. To move
34:18these geors I already placed, you can
34:19use mechanism cardboard boxes which are
34:21made with sawdust. There are tons of
34:23types of sawdust in the pack, but the
34:25easiest version is using a productive
34:26trees sawmill to make it directly with
34:28logs. I made it 20 days, but it's
34:31officially time to get into A2. And not
34:33just for storage, but also to make that
34:35final piece to get this insane resource
34:37generator working. So to do that, I'll
34:39need some silicon, which you can make
34:40super easily in this pack by making
34:42quartz blend with some Certus, coal, and
34:44sand. Making six per craft, and then
34:46smelting the blend for an additional
34:47four silicon for each, which means
34:49basically 24 silicon per certis dust,
34:52which is crazy efficient. Next, I made
34:54it inscriber and each of the four
34:56different types of presses. Normally, of
34:57course, you'd have to find these in
34:58meteors around the world, but because
35:00this is a sky block, you can craft them
35:02with iron plates, skystone dust, and the
35:04associated material. Charge surface is
35:06pretty slow to make, but by making a
35:08reaction chamber, we can greatly speed
35:10this up. Making a whole stack at a time
35:12using just a bucket of water and a whole
35:14lot of power, but the reaction chamber
35:15also lets you make two times the amount
35:17of fluix, turning just 16 charge certis,
35:20redstone, and quartz into a full stack
35:22of fluix. With one of these processors,
35:24I made an entropy manipulator, which is
35:26important because I can use it to freeze
35:28water and make ice, which actually is a
35:30lot harder to get in a sky block than
35:32you might think. While I have an ice
35:34block, I need a way to get it in my
35:35inventory so I can use it for a very
35:37important piece of progression coming up
35:39soon. And the best way to do that is
35:40with silk touch. I could chance it with
35:42some normal vanilla enchanting. But come
35:44on, this is modded. Using a mechanism
35:46enchanter, I can craft a silk touch book
35:48using just a slime ball and some lapis,
35:50but to make that enchanter, I need some
35:52dark steel, which is probably easiest
35:54made with orate alloying in a foundry.
35:57Luckily, crafting the foundry is pretty
35:59easy to do. Hopefully by this point
36:00you've already seen my Orate video, so
36:02you know that most orch machines also
36:04need machine cores and assembled the
36:06foundry by my machine area. Now just by
36:08combining some obsidian and steel, I can
36:10make my four dark steel to craft the
36:12enchanter. I do need a book and quill,
36:14which needs a feather. So sorry,
36:16chicken. But that allows me to make my
36:19silk touch book, which I can put on my
36:21pel to officially pick up that ice. Now,
36:23the reason I'm making ice is because I
36:25need some blue ice. And normally it
36:27would take 81 ice to do that, but
36:29luckily Create has a recipe to convert
36:31ice to packed ice. So I made just a
36:33couple more ice and converted that soul
36:35fire to water to now wash the ice in
36:38that fan we used earlier and turn it
36:40into packed ice, which I then crafted
36:42into a blue ice. So why did I go down
36:44this rabbit hole? Well, for another nice
36:46extractor recipe that uses blue ice,
36:48lava, and soul soil to make black stone.
36:51Blackstone is super important because
36:52we'll need that to seieve and get
36:54ancient debris. The compacting drawer is
36:56a big key to this setup because one of
36:58the main outputs of sce blackstoneone is
37:00actually blackstoneone pebbles. So I can
37:02pump these pebbles back into the
37:03compacting drawer to basically make a
37:05nice feedback loop to make sure that we
37:07always have blackstoneone ready to
37:08seieve. Now blackstoneone isn't just
37:10important for ancient debris, but it's
37:12also how you can make all the modium. So
37:14that's a large reason why getting the
37:15blackstoneone seed up early is going to
37:17be helpful later. While this setup will
37:19make ancient debris, my next goal is to
37:21make an ancient debris geor, which I'll
37:22need five ancient debris for. So, while
37:25waiting, I figured it was definitely a
37:26good time to make a backpack for some
37:28mobile storage, which thanks to all my
37:30resources, I could go ahead and upgrade
37:31all the way to the diamond tier. During
37:33that time, my five ancient debris
37:35finished, which I melted down in the
37:37foundry to go ahead and make another
37:39critical geor. At this point, my
37:41resource storage has already started to
37:42overflow. So, to temporarily solve that
37:44problem, I made some upgrades to convert
37:46that double chest to a gold chest. Now,
37:48it's finally time to move those original
37:50four geors into my new setup with the
37:52cardboard boxes I made earlier. And time
37:54to adjust that blockb breaker range to
37:56cover all the new geor crystals. Except
37:58this time I need to be a little more
37:59targeted in the range. Careful to only
38:01select a range that covers the crystals
38:03and not any other blocks, especially the
38:05geors. Because there are so many geors
38:07now, I've run out of filter slots to
38:09whitelist each resource. So instead, I'm
38:11going to have to switch to blacklist
38:13items that I don't want the breaker to
38:14break blocks if these items will drop.
38:16Luckily, crystals drop stone pebbles if
38:18you break them before they're finished
38:20growing. So I can add that to the
38:21blacklist. And Certus actually drops
38:23silicon because small crystals make
38:25certus dust which then our smelter
38:27upgrade turns into silicon. So now the
38:29block breaker will break all the
38:30different crystals only once they're
38:32fully grown. To make the upgraded growth
38:33accelerators I'll need some more
38:35netherite which we are still getting
38:36lots of from the blackstone seieve. And
38:38luckily we have some tools to make this
38:40conversion to netherite even better.
38:42First by using an ore hammer to double
38:43the scrap I get from debris. And then I
38:46can use that Oraatech foundry to make
38:47Netherite one for one with a scrap and
38:49gold as opposed to the vanilla recipe of
38:524:1. ATM10 TTS adds a couple different
38:55growth accelerator upgrades. A boosted
38:57one which is basically just a faster
38:59growth accelerator, but it also adds a
39:01directional growth accelerator, which is
39:02the one that I'll be crafting. This one
39:04makes Gor crystals grow pretty much
39:06instantly, but only on one face of the
39:08Georg, which explains my slightly weird
39:10layout. Unfortunately, they do take more
39:12power than that resonance generator can
39:14make. So, I'll have to switch that over
39:15to use our normal power setup with some
39:17universal cables and a flux point. And
39:19um yeah, it's uh it's a little fast. And
39:23let the symphony of crystal breaking
39:25commence. Already making just an
39:27absolute ton of all kinds of resources.
39:30And the best thing is I can still
39:31upgrade this even further with some more
39:34pickaxe upgrades coming later.
39:39As the sun rises on the next morning, it
39:41is officially day 25, which means I am
39:43already a quarter into my 100 days.
39:45Luckily, I've already made a ton of
39:46solid progress, including a fully
39:48automated mob farm, giving tons of
39:50drops, a small but functional central
39:52storage system, tons of power
39:53generation, and even some automatic
39:55sething. This insane geor production of
39:5720 different materials, and most
39:59importantly, my little buddy Arlo. But
40:01by day 25, I also have compiled at least
40:04nine Alamodium nuggets, which means I
40:06can make my first Alamodium ingot, which
40:08is a pretty nice milestone, but only the
40:10starting point for the crazy things this
40:12ATM pack has in store if I'm going to
40:14make the ATM star. One of my next goals
40:16is to make some Eclipse alloy gear, not
40:18just for creative flight with armor, but
40:20also for tools. But this requires
40:22getting to tier 4, which also requires
40:24some deep dark materials. Luckily,
40:26instead of having to go spawn and fight
40:27a warden, I can instead just see some
40:29crushed endstone. With the sething
40:31setup, similar to the Blackstone setup,
40:33except now using a purple block and
40:35endstone with an extractor to completely
40:37max out this seieve setup, the last step
40:39is to upgrade those diamond meshes to
40:41netherite meshes, which like vanilla
40:43tools requires a netherite template.
40:45Normally, we'd have to go and find those
40:46templates in a bastion, which I guess I
40:48could still technically do, but it's a
40:50little bit easier to just craft my first
40:51one with a little bit of apotheiois. The
40:53best way to get apotheiosis materials is
40:55by breaking down unneeded apotheiosis
40:57gear and gems. Luckily, we have a mob
40:59farm that's producing tons of this
41:00stuff. But to break the stuff down into
41:02its base materials, I first need to make
41:04a salvaging table. But to do that, I
41:05need two gem dust. To make my first
41:07couple, I actually need to take some
41:09gems and drop an anvil on them to smash
41:11them down. Now, I can take some unneeded
41:13gear from the mob farm and smash it in
41:15the salvaging table to not just get some
41:16of the original crafting ingredients
41:18back, but also a chance at some
41:19apotheio's materials like the luminous
41:21crystal shards from rare gear. Now,
41:23after two more extractor setups for deep
41:25slate and netherrack, I am finally ready
41:27to craft a diamond template, which I can
41:29then turn into a netherite template. And
41:30then, with the normal vanilla recipe,
41:32duplicate that template a couple of
41:34times, which I instantly use to do that
41:36final upgrade of the diamond mesh to
41:38netherite. Now, replacing all of the
41:39meshes in my seed setup, I now have
41:41enabled the full loot pool of different
41:43items that I can get. Most importantly,
41:44that makes it possible to start getting
41:46some deep dark items from endstone like
41:48skullk and echo shards. I'm a little bit
41:50impatient, so this seems like a good
41:52time to go ahead and make some more
41:53upgrades for my seieves to make things
41:54move a little bit quicker. And I can
41:56temporarily make things move even faster
41:58by making a time in a bottle, which
42:00stores real time that can be used to
42:01temporarily take accelerate blocks. So,
42:03best to get that time accumulated to
42:05make the final tier 4 just dire things
42:07goo. I'll need these skullk and echo
42:09shards from sething, but also two
42:11shriers, which unfortunately have an
42:13extremely low drop chance. Finally, I
42:15got the two streakers I needed to go
42:16ahead and turn that void shimmer goo
42:18into the final shadow pulse goo. Now,
42:20with this final tier, I can convert
42:22netherite blocks into eclipse alloy. I
42:24want to use this eclipse alloy to make a
42:25bunch of gear. And while I could
42:27directly craft the tools with this
42:28alloy, it is still pretty expensive. So,
42:30I can save some resources by instead
42:32crafting the gear I want out of Celesta
42:33gem and then using an Eclipse alloy
42:35upgrade template to convert the tool
42:37with just a single ingot of Eclipse
42:39alloy. Of course, you do have to have
42:40some ingots to make the first template
42:42and even more to duplicate them. But
42:44still, after a couple tools, this
42:45definitely becomes worth it, especially
42:47for a paxel, which is three tools in one
42:49that normally you would have to craft
42:50separately. Eclipse armor and tools are
42:52definitely some nice upgrades from what
42:54I had previously, but the power of these
42:56are in the upgrades that you can apply.
42:58What I'm specifically eyeing is a
42:59creative flight upgrade that
43:01unfortunately requires some phantom
43:02membrane, which I'll either need to wait
43:04for some phantoms or take a trip to the
43:06end. If I'm going to start exploring
43:08different dimensions, it's probably time
43:09to get some wireless storage access set
43:11up. And while I could do this easily
43:12with integrated dynamics, this also
43:14seems like a good time to go ahead and
43:16switch over to AE2 so I can get some
43:18automation going, which means first
43:20crafting an ME controller, an ME drive,
43:22an ME terminal, and some drives, or
43:25actually one drive. My goal is to make a
43:2764k Meis drive, which will need 27 1K
43:31storage components that recursively
43:32craft down to my 64K ME storage
43:35component. Normally A2 drives have
43:37slightly controversial type limits. And
43:39while types do have their uses at times,
43:41I'm just going to be lazy and instead
43:42just make an MEI disc drive that while
43:44technically has less overall capacity
43:46than a type drive, doesn't have those
43:48type limits. Working basically the exact
43:50same as a refined storage disc. I now
43:52have all the items I need to make a base
43:54AE system. Goodbye ID system. You were
43:56good while you lasted, but it's time to
43:58move to the digital age. Now that I have
44:00some nice storage, it's probably also
44:02time to work on a separate system for
44:03bulk storage, which I'll do using
44:05functional storage. The heart of any
44:07functional storage setup is a storage
44:09controller, which I'll actually place
44:10right next to my AE system because I can
44:12attach an ME storage bus to allow our AE
44:15system to interact directly with my
44:16eventual drawer system. And I set the
44:18priority of this bus to be higher so
44:20that items default to go in and out of
44:22the drawers as opposed to my drive.
44:24Controllers have a decent amount of
44:25range that you can wirelessly link
44:27drawers to using the linking tool, but I
44:29can expand this range much further to
44:31basically cover my entire base with just
44:33a couple of upgrades placed in the
44:34controller. Now, any drawer I have
44:36placed throughout my base can be linked
44:37to my storage controller and by proxy my
44:39AE2 system. My Geor's resource chest is
44:42quickly getting very, very out of hand.
44:44So, my goal is to make dedicated drawers
44:46for each of those resources, which need
44:48some logs. So, I spent the night cutting
44:49down some trees where I was met with the
44:52most annoying sky rats. Except this may
44:54be one of the only times in history that
44:56I'm actually happy to see some phantoms
44:58because that means by taking them out, I
44:59can hopefully get some phantom membrane,
45:01which then I could use to make the just
45:02dire things flight upgrade, which when
45:04applied to my chest plate in a smithing
45:06table. Finally gives me creative flight,
45:08which is real nice. With creative flight
45:10and some peaked motivation as the sun
45:12rises, I decided it was time to go ahead
45:14and take out that ender dragon that we
45:16left behind in the end. This pack has a
45:18super important mod called hostile
45:20neural networks that allows you to
45:21simulate mob drops. I'll use this a
45:23whole lot later, but for now, my goal is
45:25to get a data model so that I can start
45:27my counter of dragon kills with this
45:29dragon to avoid an extra dragon fight
45:31later. So, I need not only the model,
45:32but also a deep learner to hold that
45:34model and upgrade it. Now, it's time for
45:36a slightly scuffed dragon fight full of
45:38some underpowered weapons. Once the
45:40dragon purged, I can use that data model
45:42from earlier, right clicking it to save
45:44the dragon, and then put that in my deep
45:45learner to show that to develop this
45:47model, I need to kill two dragons. After
45:49a slightly painfully slow dragon fight,
45:52thanks to a bunch of underenchanted
45:54gear, I finally was able to take out the
45:56dragon, which also gives me a very
45:58important item, a dragon heart, which
46:00can only be obtained from taking out an
46:02ender dragon. After completing my
46:03mission and heading back to my base, I
46:05realized I had officially run out of
46:07time to fix my geor storage situation
46:09with items being thrown all over the
46:11ground because my chest had filled up.
46:12So, I made a whole bunch of compacting
46:14drawers, which are great for storing
46:15metals because you can put nuggets in.
46:17And the compacting drawer will allow you
46:18to autoconvert between nuggets, ingots,
46:21and even the block form. So, I put in
46:22all the different ingots from my geor
46:24setup, as well as a couple simple
46:25compacting drawers for the gems that
46:27switch between the gem and block forms,
46:29and a couple regular drawers at the end
46:31for the non-compactable items like the
46:33ancient debris and coal shards. But
46:34before it's time to put it all together,
46:36I just got a very exciting message. So,
46:38it's time to restart my pack just before
46:40starting up my next day
46:45to start day 30. All the mods 10 to the
46:48skies has officially been released. So,
46:50I'm now on the 1.0 0 version of the
46:52pack. But even this release still isn't
46:54where I'm going to end this playthrough
46:55on because I'm waiting on one more
46:57release that will add even more new
46:58features and most importantly some quest
47:00for the endgame content. Okay, enough
47:02stalling. Time to solve this storage
47:04monstrosity. I place down a controller
47:06access point linked to my network and
47:08rebound the pickaxe to use this
47:09controller access point as its inventory
47:11to drop items as opposed to the chest.
47:14And the last step is to break the chest
47:15and drop a million items on the ground
47:17and start to put them in the drawers.
47:19except I somehow still again managed to
47:21underestimate how many items I have and
47:24instantly filled up my drawers. So, I
47:25had to temporarily put the rest of the
47:27items into my AE2 system so I could
47:29craft some upgrades to greatly increase
47:31the drawer storage capacity. Next, it's
47:32time to work on some wireless access,
47:34which I'll do with a quantum link
47:36chamber. This setup takes a little bit
47:38more upfront work to set up thin
47:39wireless boosters, but it'll last me all
47:41the way through to the end of the game,
47:43so it's worth the effort. After a whole
47:45lot of crafting, I made my 12 quantum
47:47rings and my two quantum link chambers.
47:49Some of those I'll use to make a quantum
47:50link card, and then the remaining will
47:52make a quantum link chamber with eight
47:54rings surrounding a chamber. The goal is
47:56going to be to link this chamber with my
47:57eventual wireless access terminal. To do
48:00so, I'll need a singularity, which
48:02normally would need 256,000
48:04items, which uh it is a lot. So,
48:07instead, I'm going to use an alternate
48:08recipe, only using a stack of batters
48:10and some lava. To make it even easier,
48:12I'll make two special drives called the
48:14Infinity Water and Infinity Cobblestone
48:16that when put in my Emmy drive will make
48:18my AD system believe it has infinite
48:19cobblestone and water available at all
48:22times. Now I can export infinite amounts
48:23of water into this matter condenser with
48:25a 1k component to make matter balls
48:28pretty quickly. Eventually I'll make an
48:29even faster setup later, but for now a
48:31stack is all I need. So while waiting I
48:33crafted an ender chest which I can
48:35connect to my AE system with an import
48:37bus. to know anything I put in an ender
48:39chest with all white channels will
48:41automatically be input straight into my
48:42AE2 system which is super helpful for
48:44machine automation. My stack of matter
48:46balls had finally finished, which means
48:48I can combine them in a reaction chamber
48:49with lava to make my first singularity.
48:52Now time to blow it up. Yes, actually
48:54with some little baby TNT, I blew up my
48:57singularity with an ender pearl to make
48:58two quantum entangled singularities. One
49:00will go in my quantum link chamber and
49:02the other will go in my eventual
49:04terminal. Speaking of which, it's
49:05probably time to go ahead and make a
49:07wireless terminal. So, I converted my
49:08crafting terminal into a wireless
49:10crafting terminal, but I can now give it
49:12that quantum link card, opening up a
49:13slot for my other Entangled Singularity,
49:15which gives me full access to my A2
49:18network remotely from anywhere in the
49:20world. To start day 32, it's time to
49:22change gears a little bit and work on a
49:24new mod, and that's Industrial forgoing.
49:26One of the key ingredients for
49:27industrial forgoing is plastic, which is
49:29made from latex. So to get ahead of the
49:30process, I set up a quick latex
49:32generator using four fluid extractors
49:34facing into a log that is being placed
49:36by a simple block breaker. And I'm using
49:38aacia because it gives more latex per
49:40tick than other logs. And the last step
49:42is to export that latex into a fluid
49:45drawer. Then by making a second machine,
49:46the latex processing unit, I took my
49:48first bucket of latex to combine with
49:50water to make dry rubber, which is
49:52smelted to make some plastic. One of the
49:54first things I'll do with industrial
49:55forgoing is make a tree farm. So, I made
49:57a couple more machines. A plant gatherer
49:59to cut the trees down and a plant sewer
50:01to replant the saplings. I place the
50:03plant sewer in the middle and the plant
50:05harvester up top. By default, these
50:06machines only have a range of one block,
50:08but I can make some add-ons to increase
50:10the range depending on the material I
50:12use. But this requires making another
50:14machine, which is probably the most
50:15important in the mod, and that's the
50:16dissolution chamber, which uses a mix of
50:19fluid plus some items to craft different
50:21items. I use some lapis to make two tier
50:232 range add-ons that add plus two to the
50:25radius of my machines. So now both of my
50:27machines have a range of 5x5
50:29overlapping. Now as a tree grows, the
50:31gatherer will slowly cut them down.
50:33After finishing automatic logs, I was
50:35walking back to my base and randomly
50:36picked up some gear, which unfortunately
50:38means that my mob farm has started
50:40overflowing with tons and tons of stuff.
50:42But now is a good time to start
50:44automating that salvaging table from
50:45earlier. So, I set up another pipe
50:47filter that now outputs items with all
50:49the different Apotheiosis rarities into
50:50the table, which means that I need to
50:52remove some of those filters that I set
50:53up to the trash can earlier. And I also
50:55set up a third pipe that exports items
50:57into a chest below that I'll filter to
50:59only pull out Apotheio's gems so I can
51:01sort through and use those for my gear
51:03and tools later. Now, as great as my mob
51:05farm currently is, I think it's time to
51:07start setting up an Apotheio's farm.
51:09that isn't just great because it spawns
51:11an absolute insane amount of mobs, but
51:12more importantly because it allows me to
51:14target specific mobs for specific drops,
51:17which means it's time for a little
51:18Nether trip. My goal is to grab as many
51:20mob spawners as I can with cardboard
51:22boxes, which allows me to move them
51:24wherever I want, and then mob swap some
51:26specific mobs, which I'll need to create
51:28spawn eggs of that associated mob. So,
51:30after a little bit of exploring and even
51:32a quick pit stop to make a gas data
51:34model, my mission was complete. And
51:36unfortunately, that also means it's time
51:37to tear down my starter mob farm. It
51:39served us well, but this apotheiois farm
51:41will make the sacrifice worth it. I'm
51:43heavily basing my mob farm design off
51:45the setup I made in my Twitch
51:46playthrough with a goal to leave enough
51:48room for future expandability of
51:50different mobs throughout the rest of
51:51the pack. So, I built out some walls,
51:53including a special little 5x5 area in
51:55the back, and then cleared out the floor
51:57to replace it with entity conveyors that
51:58pushes mobs to the front and to the
52:00center, where I made a mob masher to
52:02place in the middle that will take out
52:03all the mobs in the farm when given a
52:05redstone signal. Apotheiois allows you
52:07to add a whole bunch of modifiers to
52:09make spawners insanely overpowered. I
52:11may end up making a mod labs video about
52:13the spot at some point coming up soon.
52:15And I'll continue to upgrade these
52:16spawners as I get more resources. But
52:18the most critical one to start is with
52:20some chorus fruit, which makes it so the
52:21spawner only spawns mobs without AI,
52:23which means the blazes from the original
52:25spawner will easily fall down of the
52:27conveyors and get taken out without
52:29flying around or setting things on fire.
52:31I also made some upgrades to the mob
52:32masher. First, 10 sharpness upgrades to
52:34make it do more damage. And second, 10
52:36fortune upgrades to result in more
52:38drops. The next spawner upgrade is some
52:40more dripstone to lower the initial
52:42spawn health of the bops from the
52:43spawner. Some echo shards to add echoing
52:45which multiplies the amount of drops an
52:47insane amount. Some sugar to increase
52:49the rate of the spawner. A soul lantern
52:51to remove lighting conditions from the
52:52spawner to be active. And a comparator
52:54which allows me to turn on and off the
52:56spawner with redstone signals. This
52:57means I can use a redstone link on top
52:59of the spawner to add a lever on the
53:01outside of the farm to control each
53:02spawner independently. The next spawner
53:04I am eyeing is a wither skeleton
53:06spawner. So using that mob swab from
53:08earlier, I can make some chicken feed
53:09with wither skeleton DNA, which when fed
53:11to a chicken will slightly make him
53:13explode, but also play a fun little song
53:16and most importantly give a spawn egg.
53:18And when placing a monster spawner, I
53:20can use that spawn egg to change the
53:21blaze spawner from the Nether Fortress
53:23to a wither skeleton spawner. Now I have
53:25a fully automated blaze and wither
53:27skeleton spawner that are already making
53:28a crazy amount of drops, especially some
53:31wither skeleton skulls. These will be
53:32super useful for my next plan, and
53:34that's to start taking out some withers.
53:36I also made some tinted glass from mob
53:38grinding utils, which is witherproof, so
53:40it makes it easy to spawn and take out
53:41the wither. Similar to the dragon fight,
53:43I want to go ahead and make a data model
53:45so I can eventually simulate withers
53:47without having to spawn them myself. For
53:49the withers, I need six kills to get to
53:50the first tier of model quality, which
53:52means, unfortunately, with my lowquality
53:54sword, a whole lot of wither smacking.
53:56But once completed, I now have a basic
53:58wither model as well as a bunch of
54:00nether stars. The first two I'll use on
54:02my monster spawners to upgrade them and
54:04allow them to spawn mobs without
54:06requiring players to be in the area like
54:07normal. Now, I still have that
54:09suspicious 5x5 dirt platform at the back
54:11of my mob farm. Mob grinding utils adds
54:13some dirt that spawns hostile mobs
54:15extremely quickly, especially with
54:17redstone pulses. So, first I made some
54:19cursed chicken feed, which again
54:20requires sacrificing another chicken to
54:23make a rotten egg. Then that rotten egg
54:25can be used on dirt to convert a 5x5
54:27area to dreadful dirt. And to move those
54:29mobs, I'll use a mob fan at the back
54:31with two fan width upgrades to push any
54:33mobs that spawn in the dirt right onto
54:34the conveyors and merge them with any
54:36mobs from my spawners. And to take this
54:38farm just one step further, I use some
54:40redstone cogs and a timer to spam the
54:42soil with redstone pulses, making the
54:44spawn rate go absolutely crazy. And like
54:47the responsible redstone I am, I added a
54:49redstone lamp at the back, which allows
54:51me to turn on and off the dirt spawns
54:53from my control panel. My goal over the
54:55next couple days is to completely retool
54:57and upgrade my AE system, and this is
54:59made easier using extended AE. The main
55:02material I'll need first is intro, which
55:04to start can be made by making an intro
55:06seed and right-clicking on a fluix block
55:08to turn it into a budding block. When
55:10placed with my directional accelerator,
55:11it will start to grow clusters. But
55:13unlike my geors, the crystal will slowly
55:15deteriorate, and there isn't a flawless
55:17version like there is for cert. My goal
55:19is to get 32 crystals, which didn't
55:22happen with my first intro, bud. But
55:23this did seem like a good opportunity to
55:25go ahead and enchant my pickaxe with
55:27fortune 5, which I crafted by combining
55:29some fortune 3 books made in the
55:31enchanter and anvil combining up to
55:33fortune 5. Now, this not only applies to
55:35my intro crystals, but also to the rest
55:37of my geors, which basically multiplies
55:38all of their outputs by close to four
55:40times. Once I have 32 inro, I now have
55:43infinite intro. Well, sort of. The
55:45intended way to automate Entro is with a
55:47crystal fixer, constantly keeping your
55:49crystals charged up. But instead, you
55:51can crush down some Entro crystals and
55:53combine 32 Entro dust and fluix to make
55:5564 Entro crystals, which means you can
55:57keep cycling through to double your
55:59intro. And a nice tip, I always like to
56:01save 32 in my backpack as a backup for
56:04when I inevitably accidentally use up
56:06all my intro. Now, with intro crystals
56:08and dust, I can go ahead and make some
56:10intro ingots, which unlocks the ability
56:12to make the advanced AE machines. First,
56:14the crystal assembler, which is used to
56:16craft most of the rest of the machines
56:17and upgrades, as well as a circuit
56:19slicer, which makes crafting processors
56:21much easier by removing the requirements
56:23for specific presses and instead takes
56:25blocks of resources to make circuits in
56:27batches. Then I can assemble all the
56:29circuits together in the crystal
56:30assembler to make batches of four at a
56:32time, which you can crank insanely
56:34quickly using acceleration cards. Now
56:36that I have some new machines, I guess
56:38it's time to get some autocrafting
56:39going. first by making my first CPU with
56:42another 64K storage component as well as
56:44a co-processor. I won't go super deep in
56:46AE2 in this video, but if you're looking
56:48for some more information on this mod,
56:50you can check out my AE2 versus RS
56:52ModLabs video from a couple weeks ago.
56:54To start making some patterns, I'll need
56:55a pattern encoding terminal and then can
56:57use those in some pattern providers that
56:59I'll attach to some molecular
57:01assemblers. Now, with all of these set
57:02up, I can officially do my first
57:04autocraft, which of course is making
57:06some more blank patterns. I have tons of
57:08recipes that I want to be able to
57:10autocraft. And my pattern providers
57:11started filling up pretty much
57:13instantly. So that's where extended AE
57:15comes in clutch, allowing me to craft
57:16extended pattern providers that have
57:18four times the storage for patterns. And
57:20I can also go ahead and make an extended
57:21molecular assembler, which is basically
57:23eight molecular assemblers in one,
57:25allowing for a whole lot of parallel
57:27crafting. Using inscribers to crush
57:29things is pretty annoying, especially
57:31now that I need so much fluix and entro
57:33dust. So, this seems like a good
57:34opportunity to get into some mechanism,
57:36which of course always starts with a
57:38metallurgic infuser to make those first
57:40infused alloy and control circuits. This
57:42allows me to make my enrichment chamber
57:44from more efficient infusing and a
57:46crusher, which doesn't look much faster
57:48than the inscriber. But by using some
57:49tier installers, I can allow for more
57:51operations in parallel. And eventually,
57:53with the max tier and some speed
57:54upgrades, this thing will be flying. Now
57:57that I have so many machines, it's also
57:58time to start setting up some AE
58:00automation with some machine recipes.
58:02Unfortunately, my area is getting a
58:04little cramped. So, I moved eight of my
58:05mostused machines over to a new area,
58:08ran a slightly ugly cable that I'll get
58:10cleaned up later shortly, and placed a
58:12pattern provider on each. Set each
58:14machine to input an export out of the
58:16face with the provider, and started
58:17making even more patterns. Most
58:19importantly, some patterns for each of
58:20the circuits and processors. And extra
58:23important to make one for extended
58:24pattern provider since I have already
58:26started filling up some of those machine
58:27pattern inventories. To save myself a
58:29little pain of breaking and replacing,
58:31you can combine the upgraded provider
58:32with any ingot to make it into an
58:34upgrade kit that can be used in place,
58:36keeping your same configuration without
58:38spewing patterns everywhere. There are
58:40some machines that are a little special,
58:42and the mechanism infuser is one of them
58:44since you have two different input
58:45inventories that require specific inputs
58:47in order for recipes to function
58:49correctly. You could do this with chess
58:50and pipes, but why do that when I could
58:52just use some advanced patterns, which
58:54not just requires me upgrading my
58:55extended pattern provider to the
58:57advanced version, but also a tool called
58:59the advanced pattern encoder. This
59:00allows me to take a recipe with multiple
59:02inputs, like for this infused alloy, and
59:04change the block face that these items
59:06get input. So, I set my infusing
59:08materials to go into the top of the
59:09machine, which I set for extra
59:11materials. And now I have some
59:12functioning crafting recipes working for
59:14those tricky mechanism items. The rest
59:16of the day was filled with a whole lot
59:18of pattern making and a bunch of machine
59:20upgrades. And I can make this a little
59:21bit easier by making another terminal
59:23called the pattern access terminal,
59:25which I combined into my universal
59:26terminal, which allows me to access all
59:28those pattern providers attached to my
59:30network and add or remove patterns as
59:31needed wirelessly. All right, things are
59:34starting to get a little crowded. So, I
59:35decided it was time to reconfigure my
59:37system layout a little bit to make
59:39things a bit cleaner, including this
59:41cool little underground section for my
59:42ME controller, which I've now expanded
59:44to be just a little bit bigger, some
59:46more space for another crafting unit and
59:48some more molecular assemblers. I could
59:50go crazy and make a mega crafting
59:52crystal for efficient channel use, but
59:54I'm just going for speed and using the
59:56extended variants makes this more than
59:58good enough to help me make it to the
59:59ATM star. Also, a quick random tip.
1:00:01Since I needed some obsidian for some
1:00:03crafting to automate obsidian or any of
1:00:05the other block generator blocks that
1:00:07consume fluid, you could use flowing
1:00:09fluid to avoid having to replace the
1:00:10source block every time. With mechanism
1:00:13automated, it made it a whole lot easier
1:00:14to start making some higher tier alloys
1:00:16in circuits, which I didn't just use to
1:00:18automate machines all the way up to the
1:00:20ultimate tier, but also made some
1:00:22ultimate tier power cables.
1:00:27Now that I have some pretty solid
1:00:28infrastructure, it's time to start
1:00:30getting going with some more targeted
1:00:32progression towards the star. And as I
1:00:33do that, I'm going to need a lot more
1:00:35space for some new mods and crazy
1:00:37setups. I could try and build some new
1:00:39islands, but instead, Ars Novu has some
1:00:41awesome options to generate floating
1:00:43islands using the conjure terrain
1:00:45spells. But to use that, I'll need to
1:00:47get some basic source setup, which means
1:00:49first cutting down one of the archwood
1:00:51tree types, then making an imbument
1:00:53chamber, which I'll set up to pull
1:00:54amethyst out of my storage system to
1:00:56slowly but passively make source gems.
1:00:58Now, with some source gems, I'll still
1:01:00need some fluid source. Ours adds a lot
1:01:02of options to make source, but the
1:01:03easiest for me will be with the vitalic
1:01:05source flank, which I can set up next to
1:01:07my mob farm. And now, as mobs get taken
1:01:09out, their essence will be converted to
1:01:10source and fill up the jars around it.
1:01:12Now, it's time to pick which island I
1:01:14want to make. The first one I decided on
1:01:16is a cascading island, which when used
1:01:18on a ritual brazier and activated with
1:01:20some source nearby, it starts to
1:01:22generate this super cool looking island
1:01:24with all kinds of coral and fish. The
1:01:26next island I wanted to make was a
1:01:27blazing island, which has pretty much
1:01:29the opposite vibe with some red trees
1:01:31and lava. Before starting my next goal,
1:01:33I actually still have a couple geors
1:01:34left on my list that I never made
1:01:36previously. And I actually need two of
1:01:38them coming up soon. So that means back
1:01:40to the foundry to make a uranium geor, a
1:01:42black quartz geor, which actually is an
1:01:44interesting one because it takes
1:01:45compressed red sand instead of normal
1:01:47sand. But luckily making red sand is
1:01:49easy and can be done just by hammering
1:01:51some crushed netherrack. The third geior
1:01:53was platinum. And the last uranite was a
1:01:55little special because like sardis
1:01:57quartz, the geior recipe requires the
1:01:58ender crafter. Now with all four of
1:02:00these crafted, it was time to place down
1:02:02another directional accelerator and get
1:02:04them added to my farm area. So, my big
1:02:06goal for the next couple of days is to
1:02:07not just make my first ingot of
1:02:09vibranium, but actually to fully
1:02:11automate the process. The recipe for
1:02:12vibranium is extremely interesting.
1:02:14First, it's also made in the ender
1:02:16crafter that I just used, but also
1:02:18requires a crystal tine ingot, which is
1:02:20a pretty large crafting recipe requiring
1:02:22all types of vanilla valuables that I
1:02:24already have automated, but also one
1:02:25that I don't, some nether stars.
1:02:27Remember way back when I mentioned
1:02:29hostile neural networks? Well, here we
1:02:31go. Time to put it to use. Using a
1:02:33simulation chamber, I use that wither
1:02:35model from earlier to take simulation
1:02:37matrix and simulate the wither. If
1:02:39successful, it gives a wither prediction
1:02:41that in a loot fabricator can be slowly
1:02:43converted to a nether star. As the
1:02:44simulator runs more times, its success
1:02:46chance will slowly increase to become
1:02:48more efficient. Because I'm going to
1:02:50need a whole lot of nether stars, it
1:02:51makes sense to go ahead and make a large
1:02:53setup with tons of simulators. So, I
1:02:55made two rows of simulators all
1:02:56connected with pipes to a couple
1:02:58drawers. On one side, I have a drawer
1:03:00for the prediction matrix, which needs
1:03:01to be input into each chamber. And on
1:03:03the other side, two drawers. One for the
1:03:05wither predictions and one for the
1:03:06failed generalized ender prediction.
1:03:08Then a pipe that takes the wither
1:03:10predictions and inputs them into a loot
1:03:12fabricator, which exports nether stars
1:03:13into a compacting drawer. Now, with this
1:03:15many simulators, we're going to be using
1:03:17a lot of prediction matrix. So, I made
1:03:19an Emmy requesttor, which I can tell to
1:03:21automatically craft certain items based
1:03:23on the amount in my system. So I set the
1:03:25prediction matrix amount to stock at 128
1:03:27and a batch size of 256. So now whenever
1:03:30my drawer falls below 128, the A system
1:03:33will schedule a craft of 256 matrix with
1:03:36a crafting pattern that I made earlier
1:03:37and keep the drawer full. Now
1:03:39unfortunately each of these simulators
1:03:41needs its own wither model, which means
1:03:43I have some more withers to kill. So I
1:03:44made a whole bunch of data models, but
1:03:46unfortunately each deep learner only has
1:03:48space for four models, which would mean
1:03:50I have to spawn an insane amount of
1:03:52withers. but instead I just made some
1:03:53more deep learners to do all 32 models
1:03:55in parallel. And of course, my mob farm
1:03:57has been going crazy. So, I have more
1:03:59than enough wither skeleton skulls
1:04:01available to make this process easier.
1:04:03Now, to the end to spawn a wither and
1:04:05get all those data models set up. With
1:04:07all eight deep learners filled up and
1:04:08ready to go, it was time to get
1:04:10swinging, which was still taking a long
1:04:12time even with my new sword. And luckily
1:04:14before I got too far, I realized it was
1:04:16probably a good idea to go ahead and
1:04:18upgrade my sword to Alamodium and even
1:04:20add some more gems from Apotheiois to
1:04:22greatly increase the sharpness even
1:04:23more. Now taking out Withers is much,
1:04:25much quicker, and I was quickly able to
1:04:27get all 32 of my models up to the basic
1:04:29tier. Now, running these simulators
1:04:31takes a whole lot of power, and my lava
1:04:33generator, while great and all, is just
1:04:36not quite good enough. But I may have
1:04:37had a slightly ulterior motive by
1:04:39setting up this large of a Netherar
1:04:41battery. And that was to start switching
1:04:43my power generation method over to
1:04:45Netherar generators, which I'll set up
1:04:47to take Nether Stars from my drawer to
1:04:48make a pretty good amount of power with
1:04:50just a single generator. My goal is to
1:04:52get this thing to a 64x generator. But
1:04:54that's going to take some time for my
1:04:55simulation chambers to get the model
1:04:57quality to increase and start producing
1:04:59Nether Stars a little bit quicker. So,
1:05:01while waiting for my Netherar generation
1:05:03to pick up, it was a good time to start
1:05:05working on some extended crafting.
1:05:06specifically automation for crystal
1:05:08time. The first step is that I need to
1:05:10work my way through the four different
1:05:11tiers of crafting tables, which will use
1:05:13a whole lot of black iron that needs
1:05:15black dye. There are lots of ways to get
1:05:17black dye, but in the latest version of
1:05:19this pack, the ATM team added bodnney
1:05:21pots. So, I figured this was a good spot
1:05:22to use one by automatically farming
1:05:24wither roses, which can be enriched into
1:05:26black dye. I first crafted a basic
1:05:28crafting table, which is the same size
1:05:30as a normal crafting table, then
1:05:32upgraded that to an advanced crafting
1:05:33table, which increases the size up to
1:05:355x5. Then an elite crafting table with a
1:05:38size of 7 by seven, which is technically
1:05:40enough for Crystal Time, but I'm going
1:05:42all the way to the maxed out ultimate
1:05:44crafting table after a little bit of
1:05:45time in a bottle action, which has the
1:05:47entire 9x9 crafting table size. Now,
1:05:50using this table, I was able to make a
1:05:52whole stack of crystaline ingots. But I
1:05:54don't like doing things manually, so I
1:05:56want to automate this process. And to do
1:05:58that, I need to craft the automatic
1:06:00version of this table. The main
1:06:01difference is that the table now has
1:06:03spaces to store recipes. So, I put in
1:06:05the crystal tine recipe and saved and
1:06:07then activated the recipe in the top
1:06:09right of the GUI. Then attached a
1:06:10pattern provider with a processing
1:06:12pattern including all the inputs. Now, I
1:06:14can craft Crystal Tine as needed. But to
1:06:16make the setup even better, I added
1:06:18Crystal Tine to my Emmy requester, which
1:06:20unfortunately I don't quite have enough
1:06:22Nether Stars to do yet. But once my
1:06:23system starts filling up, it'll get
1:06:25crafting. Now, it's time to get working
1:06:26on vibranium, which I'll use my
1:06:28cascading island for. Since the recipe
1:06:30for vibranium requires crystal shards,
1:06:32instead of changing my resource setup, I
1:06:34decided it was easier to make a new mini
1:06:36geor setup specific for vibranium, which
1:06:38means I need some more directional
1:06:40accelerators and a geor for each of the
1:06:42different resources. I'll set up eight
1:06:44drawers, one for each of the geor
1:06:46crystals, and the eighth being for
1:06:47crystal time that'll eventually be kept
1:06:49full with the emu requester. Now, I
1:06:51could set up another advanced block
1:06:52breaker with another Celest pickaxe
1:06:55linked to a controller access point.
1:06:56Except the main difference from my other
1:06:58setup is that this pickaxe doesn't have
1:07:00smelter on it. So, it will instead
1:07:02insert the crystals into the drawers
1:07:03instead of the resources themselves.
1:07:05Now, I have all the resources needed to
1:07:07get crafting. But, I'm still missing the
1:07:09table. So, that means I need to go make
1:07:11another ender crafter. And because we
1:07:12are automating the system, I need to
1:07:14change it to the auto version. Even the
1:07:16auto version still takes ender
1:07:18alternators. And we want this thing to
1:07:19be fast. So, I made a full stack of
1:07:21alternators. I could run a power cable
1:07:23to it, but I'm going to want as much
1:07:25clear space around the table as possible
1:07:26for alternators. So, I instead can use
1:07:28the energy transmitter from just dire
1:07:30things and change the range to cover the
1:07:32ender crafter so that it can transfer
1:07:34power wirelessly. Now, I do have power
1:07:36figured out, but unfortunately, I can't
1:07:38just pipe items directly into the
1:07:39crafter like I was hoping because to
1:07:41autocraft, the crafter actually needs to
1:07:43pull items from an inventory above. And
1:07:44while I can input some items to this
1:07:46chest with pipes which do make it to the
1:07:48end of crafter, the chest will
1:07:50eventually fill up and block other
1:07:51items, breaking this setup without any
1:07:53type of regulation. Industrial forgoing
1:07:55item transporters have just the
1:07:57capability that I'm looking for, which I
1:07:59can enable by clicking the regulation
1:08:00mode button, which allows me not just to
1:08:02whitelist specific items, but also a
1:08:04capacity of items. So now when active,
1:08:06the transporter will keep the chest full
1:08:08of just a stack of each item at a time,
1:08:10which will flow into the ender crafter.
1:08:12Ender alternators work in up to a threeb
1:08:14block radius from the crafter. So, I'm
1:08:15going to place a whole bunch on the same
1:08:17layer and below, which starts crafting
1:08:19my first vibranium. Now, with some
1:08:21vibranium, I can first upgrade my sword
1:08:23using a vibranium template, as well as
1:08:25upgrade my best pickaxe for my mob farm
1:08:27all the way up, which is now extremely
1:08:29important because it brings me to the
1:08:30next tier of mining ability. So, that
1:08:32means now it's time to go on a little
1:08:34mission to the end for my last ATM
1:08:36ingredient, and that's unoptanium. At
1:08:38least as of recording, the only way to
1:08:40get unoptanium is by finding the ore in
1:08:42the end, and that ore only spawns in the
1:08:44end highlands biome. Unfortunately, you
1:08:46can't use something like the digital
1:08:48miner to find this stuff. But luckily,
1:08:49because of some crazy terrain
1:08:51generation, it's actually relatively
1:08:52easy to spot out, and I need that
1:08:54vibranium pickaxe to actually mine it.
1:08:56So, I spent a little bit of time mining
1:08:58as much ore as I could find.
1:09:07With my mining mission complete, I now
1:09:09had just under two stacks of unoptanium,
1:09:11which should hopefully get me through
1:09:12the rest of the pack. Of course, I want
1:09:14to first start by doubling the ore with
1:09:16an ore hammer and then smelt the
1:09:17resulting dust to make my first
1:09:19unoptanium ingots. And that means time
1:09:21for one more upgrade to make some
1:09:23unoptanium templates and use those to
1:09:25upgrade my tools to unoptanium. My goal
1:09:27for day 48 was to get into some endgame
1:09:30just dire things. And that means making
1:09:32some time crystals. I actually just
1:09:33covered this entire automation process
1:09:35in my Just Dire Things Mod Labs episode,
1:09:37so I won't explain the process here, but
1:09:39long story short, I need to make some
1:09:40new time crystal budding blocks and take
1:09:42them on a journey through each
1:09:43dimension, enabling them to grow
1:09:45crystals. Once grown, I have a pickaxe
1:09:47with drops teleporter put in a block
1:09:49breaker to start farming those crystals.
1:09:50And thanks to some growth accelerators,
1:09:52this farm wastes no time making tons and
1:09:54tons of crystals. The first reason I
1:09:56want to make these crystals is to make
1:09:58an instant break upgrade, which I can
1:10:00use on my pickaxe after upgrading it to
1:10:02eclipse alloy that now makes my geo
1:10:04resource setup just absolutely insane.
1:10:07But the second reason for time crystals
1:10:08was to make a time wand, which uses time
1:10:11fluid, and it's kind of like an infinite
1:10:12version of the time in a bottle that
1:10:14uses power and time fluid instead of
1:10:16real time to tick accelerate blocks. For
1:10:18my next day, I have another goal, and
1:10:20that's to automate some ether gas with
1:10:22industrial for going. First, I'll need
1:10:24some pink slime, which I can make by
1:10:25setting up a mob slaughter factory next
1:10:27to my mob farm, which takes out some of
1:10:29these spawn mobs and outputs pink slime
1:10:31and meat into this fluid drawer. That
1:10:33pink slime allows me to craft advanced
1:10:35machine frames, which unlocks the next
1:10:36tier of machines. For what I have in
1:10:38mind, I'll need a fluid laser base, some
1:10:40laser drills, and a stasis chamber.
1:10:42Ether gas requires laser drilling a
1:10:44wither. And I don't want to take any
1:10:46chances, so I made a compact machine,
1:10:48which is kind of like a nice little
1:10:50pocket dimension. In my compact machine,
1:10:52I set up another witherproof box, except
1:10:54this time with a stasis chamber at the
1:10:56bottom to freeze the wither in place.
1:10:58And the fluid laser base goes up top
1:11:00with a couple laser drills facing the
1:11:02base. Now to spawn a wither, which
1:11:04you'll notice doesn't even fully spawn
1:11:05in. And that's because that stasis
1:11:07chamber is already putting in some hard
1:11:08work. And with a purple laser lens, I'm
1:11:11now making ether gas, which is being
1:11:13exported into this ender tank. Adding a
1:11:15couple efficiency, processing, and speed
1:11:17add-ons makes this process even quicker.
1:11:23I've made it to day 50 and what better
1:11:26way to celebrate than by officially
1:11:27starting the ATM star. I started by
1:11:29placing a new ultimate crafting table in
1:11:31one of the rooms in my house to start
1:11:33placing some items in the recipe. First,
1:11:35I have a couple of easy ingredients. The
1:11:37ATM materials that I already have a
1:11:39bunch of. Starting with seven unobtanium
1:11:41blocks, then a smiley face of seven
1:11:43vibranium blocks. And lastly, 19 blocks
1:11:45of all the modium. That already starts
1:11:47to build the shape of the star pretty
1:11:49nicely. But unfortunately, it gets a lot
1:11:51harder very quickly. The next couple of
1:11:53items I want to target are some
1:11:54singularities. Remember back when I said
1:11:56that each singularity took 10,000 items?
1:11:58Well, the ATM devs like to make things
1:12:01difficult. And in the most recent
1:12:02update, the singularities now take
1:12:0325,000 items each. But the good news is
1:12:06my resource generation is insane. So,
1:12:08this quantity increase really isn't that
1:12:10big of a deal. To make singularities,
1:12:12I'll need a whole new machine, the
1:12:13quantum compressor, which once given an
1:12:15ultimate catalyst, allows you to input
1:12:17the items and eventually make the
1:12:18singularity. To help make this process
1:12:20easier, I'll use a pattern provider and
1:12:22encode a recipe with the 25,000 iron
1:12:24that I need to make the singularity. And
1:12:26after hitting craft, waiting some time
1:12:28for the items to transfer, and waiting
1:12:29the craft time, I add my first
1:12:31singularity. Now, while making that
1:12:33first singularity wasn't too bad, it was
1:12:35a little slow. And I can use this as a
1:12:37good opportunity to make my A2
1:12:38autocrafting a little bit quicker by
1:12:40adding some more co-processors. More
1:12:42specifically, I can make some mega
1:12:44co-processors that do require a new type
1:12:46called the accumulation processor that
1:12:48uses Sky Steel. But my A2 autocrafting
1:12:50infrastructure makes all this extremely
1:12:52easy, just needing a couple new patterns
1:12:54in my existing machines. Now, with my
1:12:56upgraded co-processor, making the rest
1:12:58of the base singularities is much
1:12:59quicker since more items can get
1:13:01transferred in parallel. And to make it
1:13:02even faster, I instead changed my
1:13:04pattern provider to output into a chest.
1:13:06And then using pipes with ultimate
1:13:07upgrades, I moved items extremely
1:13:09quickly into the compressor. I then went
1:13:11ahead and made the rest of the main
1:13:12singularities in the star and placed
1:13:14them in the table. Except there's one
1:13:16singularity left, and that's the
1:13:18ultimate singularity. The ultimate
1:13:19singularity is a crafting recipe that
1:13:21combines all of the previous
1:13:22singularities plus a bunch of other
1:13:24resources, most of which I already have,
1:13:26but also for alloys that there aren't
1:13:28direct use for. Now, I could set up some
1:13:30Oritech foundaries or other alloy
1:13:32smelters to start making this, but I'm
1:13:33actually going to hold off because I may
1:13:35have a little bit of insider intel that
1:13:37there'll be an update coming soon that
1:13:39may make some of these alloys a little
1:13:40easier to masscraft. Now that I'm
1:13:42officially over the halfway point of
1:13:44this video, I want to go ahead and start
1:13:45any processes that I know are going to
1:13:47take some time. And one major time sync
1:13:49is going to be mechanism. The ATM star
1:13:51requires two antimatter, which means I
1:13:53have to go through pretty much the
1:13:54entire mechanism progression line to get
1:13:56an SPS chamber. So, that means I need
1:13:58another island, or actually two islands,
1:14:01since I'm going to need a whole lot of
1:14:02space. Having all of my mechanism
1:14:04machines already automated with AE2
1:14:06makes this process a little bit easier.
1:14:07But regardless, I still need to set up
1:14:09some fully dedicated contraptions for a
1:14:11couple different fluids and gases.
1:14:13First, some evaporation chambers that
1:14:14turn water into brine, not exactly as
1:14:17exciting as wine, and brine into liquid
1:14:19lithium using solar panels. Then, I
1:14:21could turn that liquid lithium into
1:14:23lithium dust. Next, HTPE automation,
1:14:25which I'm using another extractor making
1:14:27moss. That goes into a crusher to make
1:14:29bofuel. Then I have water going into an
1:14:31electrolytic separator making oxygen and
1:14:33hydrogen. That goes into a PRC to make
1:14:36substrate and ethne which goes into the
1:14:38last PRC combining oxygen and substrate
1:14:40to make HTPE. And then the last step is
1:14:42to add a pattern to make HTP sheets in
1:14:45the enrichment chamber. And now it's
1:14:47time to get to the crazy stuff, and
1:14:48that's to start making fizzle fuel. I've
1:14:50actually done this setup a million times
1:14:52on my modded playthroughs. So, if you're
1:14:54looking for a slower tutorial,
1:14:55definitely check out my VOD channel,
1:14:57which has tons of different series, of
1:14:59course, including my full ATM10 TTS
1:15:01Twitch playthrough. After a whole lot of
1:15:03work, I am now left with this clump of
1:15:05machines that looks like a mess, but
1:15:06actually takes water, uranium, sulfur,
1:15:09and fluoride to make fizzle fuel, which
1:15:11is an extremely important resource and
1:15:12mechanism. In fact, I'll need so much
1:15:14throughput of this stuff that I may even
1:15:16need to add more machines to this later
1:15:17to make more in parallel. But to start,
1:15:19fizzle fuel is the input resource to
1:15:21mechanism reactors. So, guess what I'm
1:15:23working on next. That's right, it's
1:15:25reactor time, and I'm going big. Not
1:15:27quite max size, but definitely a chunky
1:15:29boy, cuz I'll need lots of nuclear
1:15:31waste. After assembling my new reactor,
1:15:33I need to give it a couple IO ports. The
1:15:35first is for inputting fizzle fuel that
1:15:37I just automated. The second is for
1:15:38coolant, which I'll use water for. And
1:15:40because my reactor is so large, it's
1:15:42going to require so much water that
1:15:43mechanism pipes aren't even good enough.
1:15:45So, it's the return of an old friend,
1:15:47integrated dynamics, where I can use the
1:15:49fluid importer and storage interfaces,
1:15:51as well as a variable card to set an
1:15:53insanely high transfer rate that will
1:15:54keep my reactor full at all times. Then,
1:15:56on the other side, I need two output
1:15:58ports, one for the super important
1:15:59nuclear waste, and one for the coolant
1:16:01export where the water will be heated
1:16:03and turned into steam. You could take
1:16:04the steam and put it through a turbine
1:16:06to make power, but I'm happy with my
1:16:08Netherar generator, so instead I'm just
1:16:09going to put all the steam straight into
1:16:11a fluid trash can. Now, it's time to get
1:16:12my reactor running. There are a couple
1:16:14things that can cause a reactor to blow
1:16:16up, which I really want to avoid. So,
1:16:17while my reactor can run at a burn rate
1:16:19of up to 288 milluckets per tick, I'm
1:16:22instead going to just start small at 16
1:16:24milluckets per tick to make sure things
1:16:25are working, which also matches the
1:16:27current rate of my fizzle fuel
1:16:28production. Now, with my reactor
1:16:30running, it looks like the temperatures
1:16:31are looking good. And I'm officially
1:16:33making nuclear waste. Nuclear waste is
1:16:35special, though, because, as you can
1:16:37see, it's not going into this chemical
1:16:38tank. And that's because nuclear waste
1:16:40is radioactive and needs a special
1:16:42radioactive waste barrel to store. That
1:16:44also means that if I break a cable or
1:16:46barrel and spill this waste anywhere, I
1:16:48can actually turn my island into a
1:16:49radioactive wasteland that will irdiate
1:16:52me and the animals around. I could have
1:16:54done this whole thing in a compact
1:16:55machine to avoid any radioactive
1:16:56incidents. But I have a simpler
1:16:58solution, and that's just to not mess
1:17:00up. Now that I'm making a bunch of
1:17:01nuclear waste, I can process it in two
1:17:03different ways. The first option is
1:17:05plutonium, and the second being
1:17:07palonium. I can also turn these gases
1:17:09into pellets, which I'll need to make
1:17:10the SPS chamber. But that chamber needs
1:17:13a whole lot of blocks and pellets to
1:17:14craft. So, while waiting for those to
1:17:16accumulate, it's time to start another
1:17:18process that will take some time to
1:17:19start gaining some traction, and that's
1:17:21mystical agriculture. The key to
1:17:22mystical agriculture is essence, which
1:17:24you can upgrade through a bunch of
1:17:26different tiers all the way up to
1:17:27insanium, which I'll need later, not
1:17:29only directly for some of these star
1:17:30ingredients, but also to help craft some
1:17:32seeds for other resources soon. Now, I
1:17:34technically have one farm for the lowest
1:17:36tier, Infurium Essence already, and
1:17:38that's my mob farm, which has some built
1:17:40up as a standard mob drop, but I also
1:17:42want to make something that's a little
1:17:44bit more targeted. There are lots of
1:17:45ways to farm this stuff, but I'm going
1:17:47to use the industrial forgoing
1:17:48hydroponic beds. I have a couple tools
1:17:50to make these beds function quicker.
1:17:52First, I can use some of the ether gas
1:17:54that I set up earlier to fully automate
1:17:56and instantly replant whatever seed I
1:17:58choose. Secondly, I can use some
1:18:00add-ons. I already have some of these
1:18:01automated with my dissolution chamber in
1:18:03AE2, but also this pack has an add-on
1:18:06mod that adds even more higher tier
1:18:08add-ons that go all the way up to tier
1:18:10eight. I can't quite craft that far yet,
1:18:12but I went ahead and made two sets of up
1:18:13to tier 4. The third is a simulated
1:18:16processor, which I can put in the
1:18:17hydroponic bed to start learning the
1:18:19plant. Kind of similar to deep mob
1:18:21learning for mob drops. This will allow
1:18:23me to make a ton of essence later, but
1:18:25for now, I just wanted to start
1:18:26collecting data. Now, one of the other
1:18:28more grindy items in the ATM star is the
1:18:30pulsating black hole, which requires
1:18:32some highly compressed blocks of
1:18:34different vanilla blocks. Some of these
1:18:35I can easily make using the geors that I
1:18:37already set up. And some of the other
1:18:39ones I have covered either with
1:18:40cobblestone or by hammering cobblestone
1:18:42like gravel and sand. But for dirt,
1:18:44logs, and obsidian, I need a new method.
1:18:46I can take care of the first two with
1:18:48some extra MA seeds. So, I made a couple
1:18:50new seeds, expanded my hydroponic bed
1:18:52farm with each seed with some dedicated
1:18:54drawers, some more simulators, and
1:18:56upgrades. Now, one slightly annoying
1:18:58thing about mystical agriculture in this
1:18:59pack is that the infusion stones to make
1:19:01each essence are type specific. So, that
1:19:03means I need a separate stone for each
1:19:05essence tier. Because of that, my next
1:19:07goal is to rush to make the master
1:19:09infusion stone, which takes four
1:19:10insanium essence. But luckily, I already
1:19:12have enough empirium stored up to make
1:19:14it after a whole lot of crafting. Now,
1:19:16with the master infusion stone, I can
1:19:18convert any essence to the next tier
1:19:20with the same stone. And even better, it
1:19:22also has an infinite durability. To
1:19:24start day 57, I made a quick setup for
1:19:26automatically making matter balls and
1:19:28singularities, which uses an infinite
1:19:30cobble drive in an MEIO port and some
1:19:32storage buses on two different matter
1:19:34condensers. Now, I'll pretty much
1:19:36instantly use those singularities to
1:19:38make a new machine called the quantum
1:19:39crafter. Using this crafter, I can put
1:19:41some patterns for each essence into the
1:19:43machine and set some quantities for the
1:19:45crafter to keep in stock. Now, like the
1:19:46Emmy requester from earlier, the quantum
1:19:48crafter will craft items for me
1:19:50automatically. But instead, this one
1:19:52does the crafting directly in the block,
1:19:54saving my CPU usage. So, now the crafter
1:19:56will keep 128 of each essence in stock
1:19:59and craft the rest directly to Insanium.
1:20:01Keeping with some AE2 automation, it's
1:20:03time to jump into a new mod, power. To
1:20:05do this, I'll use an energizing orb to
1:20:07make each of the different material
1:20:09tiers. But A2 makes this extremely easy
1:20:11after I first start by making a whole
1:20:13bunch of patterns specifically for
1:20:15making each resource in its block form
1:20:17for a little bit of extra efficiency.
1:20:18And then I can use those patterns to
1:20:20slowly start working my way up the
1:20:22energizing rod tiers which help to
1:20:24charge the item in the orb quicker and
1:20:26make the crafting process faster.
1:20:27Finally, I have made it to nitro, which
1:20:29is the endgame power resource. Next up,
1:20:31it's time to upgrade my armor. While my
1:20:33Just Tire Things gear is great, quantum
1:20:35armor from Advanced AE is probably one
1:20:37of the most well-rounded powerful sets
1:20:39in all of modded Minecraft. But to craft
1:20:41it, I need yet another processor type.
1:20:43This time, a quantum processor, which
1:20:45uses quantum alloy. Again, my AE
1:20:47infrastructure is ready for the
1:20:49challenge. So, after a whole bunch of
1:20:50pattern crafting, I now could put that
1:20:52new singularity generator to test and
1:20:54get some armor crafting. Now, with a
1:20:56full set, I can link it to my AE system
1:20:58and watch the sunrise in style. I mean,
1:21:01look at this armor. It is just so cool
1:21:03looking. But the power of this armor
1:21:04isn't in the armor itself, but instead
1:21:06in the upgrades that you can give it,
1:21:08which there are tons of options. The
1:21:10first I'll make is the flight upgrade,
1:21:11which restores my creative flight
1:21:12ability. A feeding card, which I can set
1:21:14to automatically feed me using the
1:21:16aleium carrots that my AE system can
1:21:18keep stocked in the network. I also made
1:21:20a walk-in sprint speed card. And for the
1:21:22next couple of cards I have in mind,
1:21:24I'll need some totems of undying, which
1:21:26is easiest to get with some evokers. So,
1:21:28I decided to quickly do some searching
1:21:30through the end for an evoker apotheiois
1:21:32boss, mining some more prosperity shards
1:21:34and unanium ores along the way. Once I
1:21:36found an evoker, I took a mob swab of
1:21:38it. And that means it's time to add
1:21:39another spawner to my mob farm to make
1:21:41an absolute ridiculous amount of totems
1:21:44extremely quickly. Now I can make my
1:21:46next couple of cards. An HP buffer card,
1:21:48an attack speed card, a strength card,
1:21:50and a regeneration card. To start day
1:21:5360, I'm starting up a new mod, and
1:21:55that's Draconic Evolution. The main
1:21:56thing I need to use this mod for is to
1:21:58make even more OP gear that I will need
1:22:00to use if I'm going to take down one of
1:22:02Minecraft's hardest bosses, the Chaos
1:22:04Guardian.
1:22:07To start, Draconic Evolution has some
1:22:09special crafting for some of its items
1:22:11that require injection crafters. So,
1:22:13I'll start by making some of the lowest
1:22:14tier crafters, then make some draconic
1:22:16cores, which good thing I have some
1:22:18Nether Stars automated. And now I can
1:22:19set each one of these up connected to
1:22:21power and use a crafting core in the
1:22:23middle a couple blocks away to start
1:22:24crafting items. The first thing I want
1:22:26to do is upgrade these to the next tier.
1:22:28I'll eventually automate this process
1:22:29with AE2 later, but the injectors have
1:22:31NBT data, which makes these specific
1:22:33recipes hard to automate, so I'll do
1:22:35this part manually. Now, with my
1:22:37injectors upgraded to tier 2, it's time
1:22:39to jump to the next tier of resources,
1:22:41and that's awakened draconium, which
1:22:42uses the dragon heart I got earlier from
1:22:44taking out the ender dragon. Normally,
1:22:46the only way to make awakened draconium
1:22:48would be to do this process with more
1:22:50dragon hearts, killing an ender dragon
1:22:51each time. But this pack has mystical
1:22:53agriculture, which of course means I'm
1:22:55spending my first four awakened
1:22:56draconiums to make awakened draconium
1:22:58seeds. And the next couple are going to
1:23:00making a crux so that these seeds can
1:23:02grow. Except the crux does require
1:23:04another dragon heart in its recipe. So
1:23:06that means back to the end to take out
1:23:08another dragon. With my second dragon
1:23:11heart, I can now add my new awakened
1:23:12draconium seed and crux to my hydroponic
1:23:15bed setup to get my awakened draconium
1:23:17generation flowing. And with a new
1:23:19source of draconium, it's time to
1:23:20upgrade my injectors again to the
1:23:22draconic tier. As much as I'd like to
1:23:24upgrade these injectors one more time,
1:23:26that would take chaos shards. And to get
1:23:28Chaos Shards, I need to take on the
1:23:29Chaos Guardian. While my quantum armor
1:23:31is great and all, it unfortunately is no
1:23:34match for the Chaos Dragon, which will
1:23:35shred through my armor in an instant.
1:23:37So, I need to make a couple items from
1:23:38Draconic Evolution to give me a chance.
1:23:40And that's a draconic chest plate and a
1:23:42draconic bow, which both use the
1:23:44draconic injection crafters. Now, the
1:23:46chest plate is cool because it can
1:23:47actually count as a bobble, so I can
1:23:49continue to wear my new quantum armor
1:23:51and use this new draconic chest plate on
1:23:52top. Also, the draconic gear has an
1:23:54extremely cool upgrade system where you
1:23:56can install different modules into the
1:23:58gears grid. And the limit of upgrades is
1:24:00based on the size of each upgrade and
1:24:02how it fits on the grid. This means that
1:24:04there are a ton of different
1:24:05possibilities in the builds that you can
1:24:07make, but I'm just going to use a build
1:24:08that I worked out on my Twitch
1:24:09playthrough. Unfortunately, this does
1:24:11take a whole bunch of potions and
1:24:13another dragon fight. So, I had to set
1:24:14up a slightly painful A2 automation with
1:24:17an industrial foregoing brewer. But
1:24:18after a bunch of crafting work, I ended
1:24:20up with a chest plate that has a bunch
1:24:22of draconic modules, including an energy
1:24:24core, shield controller, two undying
1:24:26modules, three speed modules, five large
1:24:29shields, and 12 shield recovery. This
1:24:32build prioritizes the capacity of my
1:24:34shield, allowing me to take tons of hits
1:24:35before actually taking any damage, as
1:24:37well as high shield recovery, so that
1:24:39shield can regen pretty quickly. And for
1:24:41my bow, I'm making an energy module and
1:24:43an extremely important immunity
1:24:44cancellation module, which will allow
1:24:46this bow to actually hit the chaos
1:24:47guardian. Just like Enderman, the chaos
1:24:49dragon cannot be hit by arrows, but this
1:24:51module will bypass that limitation. I
1:24:53also made two projectile accuracy, a
1:24:55projectile gravity compensation, six
1:24:57speed modules, auto fire module, three
1:24:59projectile damage, projectile
1:25:01penetration, and four projectile
1:25:03velocity modules. While this build
1:25:05doesn't do a crazy amount of single
1:25:07arrow damage, it does basically make an
1:25:09arrow minigun that activates just by
1:25:11holding right click. The last step to
1:25:12get ready for this fight is to affix all
1:25:14of my gear with Apotheiois using all
1:25:16those God forged pearls my mob farm has
1:25:18been generating. Aiming to max out
1:25:20critical hit chance and damage as well
1:25:21as increased health and armor
1:25:23percentage. Now after all that gear
1:25:25preparation, it's time to take on the
1:25:27Chaos Dragon.
1:25:32The first step to this fight is flying
1:25:3410,000 blocks in any direction to find
1:25:36the Chaos Guardian layer. You'll know
1:25:38you're getting close once you start
1:25:39seeing some rings of endstone. Then by
1:25:41walking in the middle of the subsidian
1:25:43area, it's time to get the boss fight
1:25:45started. I won't show you this entire
1:25:47fight because spoiler, it's a really
1:25:49long one, but what I will do is take you
1:25:50through the major stages and attacks.
1:25:52The first being when the dragon spawns,
1:25:54it has a shield. That means you can
1:25:55actually do zero damage to it. First, I
1:25:57need to take out its healing pylons,
1:25:59just like the Ender Dragon, except these
1:26:01pylons can't be taken out by arrows. So,
1:26:03first I'm clearing out the iron bars and
1:26:05waiting for the dragon to shoot some
1:26:06orange orbs that will do a whole lot of
1:26:08damage if they hit me. But they also
1:26:10weaken the pylons enough that when I
1:26:11shoot them now, they will blow up. The
1:26:13goal of the first stage is to destroy
1:26:15all of these pylons. But during that
1:26:17process, the dragon has two attacks. The
1:26:19first being a suck attack that will pull
1:26:21you towards the middle while the dragon
1:26:22shoots tons of these orbs. This attack
1:26:24also disables flight and on occasion
1:26:26spawns withers that you'll have to take
1:26:28out. This one isn't that bad, especially
1:26:30if you keep running in a circle, but it
1:26:31does take a long time. The second attack
1:26:33is a deathly laser, which will
1:26:35completely shred through your armor and
1:26:37kill you in an instant if it hits, even
1:26:39with my neutra gear. So, best to just
1:26:41find a pillar and hide behind it until
1:26:43the laser ends. But the good news is
1:26:44this laser also damages the pylons. So,
1:26:46best to hide behind pillars that still
1:26:48have active pylons, so you can take
1:26:49those out at the same time. Finally,
1:26:51after taking out the final pylon, I've
1:26:53made it to the second phase. Now, I can
1:26:55actually shoot the dragon and start
1:26:56taking out its shield. It'll still do
1:26:58the same two attacks from before, which
1:27:00it is still invulnerable during, but the
1:27:02rest of the time should be spent
1:27:03spamming the dragon with as many arrows
1:27:05as possible. Once getting through the
1:27:06shields, you'll finally get to the
1:27:07dragon's health bar, which will again
1:27:09keep spamming it with arrows. We'll do
1:27:11the same two attacks, except this time
1:27:12with a bit more frequency and usually
1:27:14spawn some more withers along the way.
1:27:16But finally, after two whole Minecraft
1:27:18days of fighting, I took down my first
1:27:20chaos guardian.
1:27:25Now, in the center where the dragon
1:27:26dies, you'll see a bunch of lightning
1:27:28strikes. Those strikes show you where to
1:27:30mine down, where you can find a huge
1:27:32chaos dragon egg, as well as the magical
1:27:34resource I did this whole process for, a
1:27:37giant chaos shard. Once broken with a
1:27:39pickaxe, it'll drop five chaos shards.
1:27:41And no need to fear, unlike the old
1:27:42versions of Draconic Evolution, breaking
1:27:44this crystal no longer triggers a
1:27:46massive world eating explosion. Now,
1:27:48back at the base, my newly acquired
1:27:49chaos shards allow me to upgrade those
1:27:51injectors to the next tier, chaotic. And
1:27:54that means I now have the ability to
1:27:55craft a couple items needed for the
1:27:57star. But unfortunately, with only five
1:27:59shards, I just barely don't have enough
1:28:01to make everything I need. So that means
1:28:02I have another chaos dragon to fight. So
1:28:04after lots of careful planning, I
1:28:06decided to only upgrade eight injectors,
1:28:08which leaves me just enough left over to
1:28:10upgrade my draconic bow to a chaotic
1:28:12bow. Now with the chaos bow, I can add
1:28:14even more upgrades, specifically a whole
1:28:16bunch of damage modules to make my next
1:28:18dragon fight a little easier. Speaking
1:28:20of which, it's time to head back to the
1:28:22end and fly another 10,000 blocks in a
1:28:25different direction. And time to fight
1:28:27Chaos Guardian number two. Except this
1:28:29time, not only did I get a pretty
1:28:30randomly spawned battleground, but also
1:28:32the first phase of this fight is made a
1:28:34lot easier because my new chaotic bow
1:28:36allows me to break the pylons just by
1:28:38shooting it directly instead of having
1:28:39to wait for the dragon to shoot it
1:28:41first. Honestly, this fight is probably
1:28:43the most scuffed chaos guardian fight
1:28:44I've ever done because this terrain was
1:28:46wild and even blocked some of the
1:28:48pylons. But at least my bow does do a
1:28:50good bit more of damage. And again,
1:28:51after a whole lot of shooting, I finally
1:28:53took down my second and final Chaos
1:28:56Guardian for this playthrough.
1:29:01And that means breaking another Chaos
1:29:03Crystal for five more shards. Now I have
1:29:05all the Chaos Shards I need to make the
1:29:07ATM star, which includes making another
1:29:09chaotic core, another chaotic energy
1:29:12controller, and then a ninth chaotic
1:29:13injector so I can craft a draconic
1:29:15reactor core. Now, I'm just using this
1:29:17core for a crafting recipe. But a
1:29:19warning, if you actually want to use
1:29:20this core for power, be careful because
1:29:22it can make a big boom. And I mean big
1:29:26boom. Okay, that's enough draconic
1:29:28evolution. It's time to jump to another
1:29:29mod. And first, it's time to check back
1:29:31in on my mechanism reactor that I set up
1:29:34earlier that by now has made a whole lot
1:29:35of palonium and a good amount of
1:29:37pellets. And that's now just enough for
1:29:39me to start work on my next major
1:29:40mechanism machine, and that's an SPS
1:29:43chamber. This chamber is a bit of a big
1:29:45boy, but allows me to make antimatter
1:29:47with a ton of pelonium and an even
1:29:49bigger amount of power. And reminder, I
1:29:51need two antimatter pellets to make the
1:29:53ATM star, which means I need 2,000
1:29:55millibets of antimatter. This SPS
1:29:57chamber can eat power. So, it's also
1:29:59time to go boost my power generation,
1:30:01even more. I currently have three 64X
1:30:04Netherar generators, making about 1.5
1:30:06million RF per tick. So, why not make
1:30:08eight more and increase that to 5.5
1:30:10million RF per tick? Now I can run my
1:30:12SPS chamber at 5 million RF per tick,
1:30:14which should shoot through that pelonium
1:30:16backlog that I built up pretty quickly.
1:30:18And back to the waiting game for those
1:30:19two antimatter to finish up. But of
1:30:21course, I have tons of other things to
1:30:23do if I'm going to make the star because
1:30:24my 100th day is starting to get closer
1:30:26and closer. On this nice day, the next
1:30:28thing I want to work on is actually
1:30:30another boss fight. Except this one's
1:30:32going to be a little bit easier with my
1:30:33new draconic gear, and that's the Wen
1:30:36from ours. To spawn this boss, I use a
1:30:38summon wielden tablet. This will first
1:30:40spawn a bunch of wielded mobs that I'll
1:30:41need the drops of to actually do the
1:30:43summon tablet again, except this time
1:30:45augmenting the spell with one of each of
1:30:47those wen drops. And now it's boss time,
1:30:50which uh I'm not sure I would exactly
1:30:52classify as much of battle, but I got my
1:30:55wilden tribute nonetheless, which I can
1:30:56use in an enchanting apparatus pulling
1:30:58source for my mob farm to make the focus
1:31:00of summoning. Now looking at my next
1:31:02star ingredient, the dragon soul. With
1:31:04all my work in draconic evolution and
1:31:06ours, I'm actually pretty close to
1:31:08crafting it. I am missing an ender star,
1:31:09which is an easy craft. But I'm also
1:31:11missing an empty soul gem from oultism
1:31:13and a inactive dragon egg, which will
1:31:15require some bees. So, my next goal was
1:31:17to knock both of those out, starting
1:31:19with oultism. Oultism is based around
1:31:21making multiblock rituals. So, I'm going
1:31:23to need some more space, which means
1:31:24it's new island time. If I was going all
1:31:26the way through oultism, I would need
1:31:28four different 16x6 spaces. I won't
1:31:30quite be going that far, but might as
1:31:32well give myself some space anyways.
1:31:34Which means time to set some fruit on
1:31:35fire, eat some fruit to cut down some
1:31:37fancy trees, make some chalk, draw a
1:31:40silly little picture on the ground, and
1:31:42even spawned a little friend to make
1:31:43some purple chalk, which I'll need to
1:31:45make the next ritual to make some
1:31:47research fragment dust required to make
1:31:49some lime chalk so that I can draw my
1:31:51final ritual and make a soul gem. And
1:31:54for the last item of the dragon soul,
1:31:56it's B time. But that means I don't just
1:31:58need the space, but also my first couple
1:32:00of bees. So, I spawned a flourishing
1:32:02island full of some nice lush plants and
1:32:04put a little glass dome in the middle
1:32:06using a builder to help keep my bees
1:32:08from flying off. And to get those first
1:32:10couple of bees, it's time to pull out
1:32:11some vanilla knowledge. Because I didn't
1:32:13just pick this flourishing island
1:32:15because it looks cool, but also because
1:32:16it changes the biome to a mangrove
1:32:18swamp. So, if I grow enough birch trees
1:32:20next to a flower, I will eventually get
1:32:22lucky and get a beehive with some bee
1:32:24friends, which then I can move inside my
1:32:26bee dome and use the time wand to get a
1:32:28couple honeycomb. So, I can now make
1:32:30myself an advanced beehive. Eventually,
1:32:32I want to make a very important
1:32:33simulator upgrade. But while waiting for
1:32:35the honeycomb, I took a quick trip to
1:32:36the end to spawn a couple draconic bees
1:32:38using an obsidian nest. Now, with enough
1:32:40honeycomb, I made my first simulator
1:32:42upgrade, which makes getting my second
1:32:44simulator much easier with the time
1:32:46wand. Then it's time to get those new
1:32:47draconic bees set up with a new home. To
1:32:50actually get the inactive dragon egg I'm
1:32:51looking for, I'll need to make a
1:32:52centrifuge which can convert these
1:32:54draconic comb into dust. So now with a
1:32:56simple little pipe setup and a whole lot
1:32:58of time wand action, I was able to get
1:33:00the draconic chunks I needed to make an
1:33:02inactive dragon egg. Which means just
1:33:04before day 75, I was able to make my
1:33:06next major ATM star item, the dragon
1:33:08soul. With just 25 days left to make the
1:33:11ATM star, I'm starting to run out of
1:33:13time to make some of the more grindy
1:33:14items. So to make sure I have no
1:33:16shortage of materials, I started by
1:33:18adding a couple more geors for iron,
1:33:20redstone, and gold, which I will need
1:33:22just for some more singularities, but
1:33:23also the pulsating black hole and a
1:33:25whole bunch of alloys. Then I also added
1:33:27some boosted growth accelerators to my
1:33:29geor setup, making it run even quicker.
1:33:31As long as each crystal is only attached
1:33:33to one of each type of accelerator, they
1:33:35will both work in parallel. But if any
1:33:37geor has two of the same type, then both
1:33:39accelerators will be disabled. And now
1:33:41to keep up with the even faster growth
1:33:43speed, I'm adding another block breaker
1:33:45with the same config to max this farm
1:33:47out. Now that I've done that, I guess I
1:33:49should also get those alloys going
1:33:50because I will need a full 25,000 of
1:33:53steel, Invar, Electrum, and Bronze. And
1:33:55while I already have some AE2 recipes
1:33:57set up to use mechanism for steel and
1:33:59bronze, I'll need some recipes for Invar
1:34:01and Electrum. Both of which I'll use a
1:34:03dust crafting recipe because for Invar,
1:34:05it's pretty much my only option. And for
1:34:07Electrum, it takes half the materials
1:34:08than the ingot recipe uses. So, now it's
1:34:11time to start four 25k crafting requests
1:34:14and get that time wand working. While
1:34:16waiting for those to finish up, I guess
1:34:17I should multitask and work on something
1:34:19else. Outside of singularities, I have
1:34:21six more items to craft that take a
1:34:23large array of items from different
1:34:24mods. The next one I'll look at is the
1:34:26wither's compass. Most of the required
1:34:28items are things I've actually already
1:34:30done before, like the wither builder,
1:34:31which takes a supreme machine frame,
1:34:33which requires ether gas that I already
1:34:35set up. some wither protection, which I
1:34:37definitely have tons of, and even some
1:34:398x Nether Star generators, which I can
1:34:41easily make, as well as a witherless
1:34:43rose, which uses a bunch of items from
1:34:44my mob farm and some rose bushes, which
1:34:46my house actually comes nicely decorated
1:34:48with. But it also requires a player
1:34:51interface, which will lead me into my
1:34:52next mod, Actually Editions. Black Horse
1:34:55is the key resource of Actually
1:34:57Editions. But of course, I already have
1:34:59close to 400,000 of it thanks to Geors.
1:35:02But the rest of the materials are made
1:35:03with one of my favorite machines ever,
1:35:05the zapper, or I mean the atomic
1:35:07reconstructor. This thing shoots beams
1:35:09of light and items to convert them using
1:35:11power. You can use a redstone torch to
1:35:13change the activation mode to pulse and
1:35:15put a pressure plate down to make it
1:35:16semi-automatic. So whenever you throw
1:35:18items down, they'll get zapped and
1:35:20converted. So now I can make all the
1:35:21different types of materials in the mod.
1:35:23Now with these resources, I can also
1:35:25make my next actually editions machine,
1:35:27the empowerer, which also requires four
1:35:29display stands. The empowerer is pretty
1:35:31similar to the draconic injector
1:35:33crafting from earlier and that the
1:35:34display stands need items and power to
1:35:36craft the item in the empower in the
1:35:38middle after I move the display stands
1:35:40in a block. For the player interface I'm
1:35:42trying to make, I'll need some empowered
1:35:43diamond crystals. I could do these one
1:35:45at a time, but it's definitely more time
1:35:47efficient to make them in block form.
1:35:48After some zapping and some crafting, I
1:35:50now had everything I needed to make my
1:35:52next star ingredient, the wither's
1:35:54compass. My alloy crafting has finally
1:35:57finished. That means I have all the
1:35:58resources I need to craft the ultimate
1:36:01singularity. To avoid some manual
1:36:02crafting pain, I made an encoded recipe
1:36:04that includes all the different resource
1:36:06singularities and temporarily switched
1:36:08my crystalline setup over to a new
1:36:10recipe so I could get my AE autocrafters
1:36:12going. Luckily, because I set up my
1:36:14quantum compressor to use pipes as
1:36:16inputs instead of the pattern providers,
1:36:18this process is much quicker. But
1:36:19regardless, this is about to be a lot of
1:36:21items. So, enjoy this montage of tons of
1:36:24items getting compressed and some pretty
1:36:25colors.
1:36:30[Music]
1:36:42And finally, after using almost 500,000
1:36:46items of 19 different types, I have made
1:36:48the ultimate singularity.
1:36:54The next item I'll look at is the
1:36:55Oblivion shard, which requires some more
1:36:57Just Dire Things crafting to make a
1:36:59paradox machine. I didn't actually end
1:37:01up using the paradox machine at all in
1:37:02this run, but trust me, this machine is
1:37:04pretty cool. Definitely check out my
1:37:06Just Dire Things video where I cover its
1:37:08uses and also what happens if you use
1:37:10this machine incorrectly. Quantum
1:37:12Entangled Singularities I can also make
1:37:14easily with just a couple more
1:37:15explosions. With this item in the
1:37:17middle, the Manhattan module will
1:37:18require some more orate work and that
1:37:20means it's fancy new island time. I
1:37:23already started some orate earlier with
1:37:24the foundry and that allows me to make
1:37:26some of the different ORCH alloys
1:37:28including adamment and derium. But the
1:37:30other two alloys, bio steel and energy
1:37:32will require some other machines. First
1:37:34bio, which will need a centrifuge where
1:37:36I can use a sink and a wee botney pot to
1:37:39make packed wheat that will automate raw
1:37:41biop-olymer. Now I can feed that
1:37:43biop-olymer into another centrifuge to
1:37:45automate some orate plastic and make
1:37:47another couple orch machines, an
1:37:49assembler and a pulverizer, which give
1:37:50me the ingredients I need to make my
1:37:52next major machine, the enduric laser.
1:37:54As if geors weren't a common enough
1:37:56theme, it's time to bring back some more
1:37:58budding blocks. Another amethyst block
1:38:00and a uranium geor, which gives some
1:38:02different resources when mined with an
1:38:03endur laser. But to get those lasers to
1:38:05lock on, I need a target designator,
1:38:07which means crafting some processors in
1:38:09my assembler. Now aiming in the right
1:38:10spot, the beauty of these lasers is that
1:38:12they not only automatically harvest
1:38:14grown crystals, but also accelerate
1:38:15growth on the butdding block in the
1:38:17downtime. So now with amethyst, I can
1:38:19make infinite fluxite. And with uranium,
1:38:21I can make not infinite plutonium
1:38:23because apparently I can't read. So
1:38:25instead to make plutonium, I get to
1:38:27accelerate some particles, which luckily
1:38:29I just did in FTB Skies 2, so I know
1:38:31what I'm doing mostly. But that requires
1:38:33the last two major orate machines.
1:38:36First, an atomic forge, which will use
1:38:37some flux gates, which are assembled
1:38:39with that flux site that I just
1:38:40automated, and the second being a
1:38:42refinery that includes two extra chamber
1:38:44modules. Using a lava entertain tank
1:38:47full, and a fluid trash can to clear out
1:38:49that excess steam. Now that I have
1:38:50sulfuric acid, it's time for a day full
1:38:53of crafting to make all the different
1:38:54components needed, including a second
1:38:56refinery for Napa, which I'll make with
1:38:58bofuel that I can make with another
1:39:00centerfuge, combining water and some
1:39:01mechanism bofuel. And a third refinery
1:39:04to combine that Napa and some carbon
1:39:06fiber strands into reinforced carbon
1:39:08sheets. And after yet another full day
1:39:10of crafting, man, I really wish I just
1:39:12automated everything with AE2. I made
1:39:14two particle accelerators, 36 motors,
1:39:17and as many rings as I could craft. So,
1:39:19that means it's finally time to start
1:39:21building my particle accelerator ring,
1:39:22which I'm actually going to do in a
1:39:24compact machine. While you can have two
1:39:26opposing rings, luckily the recipe I
1:39:28need is relatively low power. So, I'm
1:39:30just going to do a single ring and keep
1:39:32the complexity low. I'll soon be
1:39:33releasing my part two of my Mod Labs
1:39:35video on orch that will cover all the
1:39:37complexities of particle acceleration as
1:39:39well as the reactor. So, I won't cover
1:39:41all of that here, but the recipe I'm
1:39:43doing needs a minimum collision energy
1:39:44of 2500 jewels. So using the orate
1:39:47distance formula of taking the square
1:39:49root and then dividing by two, I know
1:39:51that I need 25 blocks on each edge of my
1:39:53square for the particle to not shoot out
1:39:55of my ring. And also a threeb block
1:39:56distance between each ring thanks to my
1:39:5836 accelerators. And a good general tip
1:40:01is to always test out your ring with
1:40:03something cheap like cobblestone to make
1:40:04sure it's working, which mine wasn't on
1:40:06the first go round because I can't
1:40:08count. But the second time was the charm
1:40:10and I was able to get my cobblestone up
1:40:11to over 2500 m/s and explode that bad
1:40:14boy. So now I can actually start making
1:40:17some plutonium. First by putting my
1:40:18uranium dust in one particle
1:40:20accelerator. Then waiting for that speed
1:40:21to reach 2500. And then I can put the
1:40:24fluxite in the other accelerator to
1:40:25cause a collision and make my first
1:40:27plutonium. Repeating that process a
1:40:29couple more times, I now had enough to
1:40:31make four plutonium pellets and a couple
1:40:33atomic forge recipes to make four
1:40:35Heisenberg compensators. Then I crafted
1:40:37my Manhattan module, which was the last
1:40:39item I needed to make my next star
1:40:41ingredient, the Oblivion Shard.
1:40:47As the sun rose on day 88, I started by
1:40:50checking in on my mechanism SPS chamber,
1:40:52which was now getting really close to
1:40:54finishing my second piece of antimatter.
1:40:56While waiting for that to finish, I
1:40:57guess I should start making the
1:40:58remaining items needed to craft my next
1:41:00star item. Starting with the large
1:41:02energy storage, which uses some orate
1:41:04items that I just made a whole bunch of.
1:41:06The three nitro batteries are easy in
1:41:08terms of resources with my earlier power
1:41:10setup, but I do need a whole lot more
1:41:11patterns, and even that isn't too bad.
1:41:13and I could easily craft my three nitro
1:41:15batteries pretty quickly. The 16M
1:41:17component is another recipe I have ready
1:41:19to go, but it is pretty massive. My next
1:41:21item will need some RF tools materials,
1:41:24which means some dimensional shards that
1:41:25I'll just go ahead and craft, but it
1:41:27also needs a syringe full of gas. So,
1:41:29that means a quick trip to the Nether to
1:41:31smack a gas a couple of times, which
1:41:33lets me craft my flight module. And the
1:41:35last item gives me some nice throwback
1:41:37vibes with some ender IO making some
1:41:39alloys in the alloy smelter except I
1:41:41could also make them in the foundry from
1:41:42orch. And after a little bit of crafting
1:41:45and autocrafting, I made my vibrant
1:41:47capacitor bank which I could combine
1:41:49with my 16 component that finally
1:41:51finished up as well as my long-awaited
1:41:52two antimatter to craft the oh wait. Oh,
1:41:56okay. After charging up those three
1:41:58nitro batteries all the way, now I can
1:42:00craft my improbable probability device,
1:42:02leaving me with just three star
1:42:04ingredients remaining. The next most
1:42:06difficult item is going to be the
1:42:07pulsating black hole, which needs a
1:42:09whole bunch of different extremely
1:42:10compressed blocks. I of course knew this
1:42:12was coming, so I already have a good
1:42:14amount of all the resources prepared,
1:42:15but the challenge will be to get them
1:42:17compressed because there is no way I'm
1:42:19manually crafting all these blocks.
1:42:21There are lots of options for
1:42:22compressing, but I'm just going to use
1:42:24AE2 crafting because I already have a
1:42:26nice setup for it. So, for everything
1:42:28except sand and gravel, you'll see why
1:42:29in a bit. I made compacting recipes up
1:42:31to 5x, as well as a 6x and 7x for
1:42:34cobblestone. Now, I can craft one of
1:42:36each and let my extended molecular
1:42:37assemblers go. My 7x cobblestone recipe
1:42:40is a little special, though, because
1:42:42it's so large that I actually need to
1:42:43upgrade the crafting storage on one of
1:42:45my CPUs. So, why not go crazy with
1:42:47another 16M storage component? And now
1:42:49back to my molecular assemblers racing
1:42:52away, which I can improve by adding some
1:42:53more co-processors. I probably should
1:42:55have just made a quantum computer, but
1:42:58oh well. Anyways, I now have all the
1:43:00blocks I need except for that sand and
1:43:02gravel. Well, I could go do the same
1:43:04setup for both of those blocks. I could
1:43:05instead just go make two more compressed
1:43:07cobblestone and use the compressed
1:43:09hammer from the very beginning to hammer
1:43:11them down into a 5x gravel and then one
1:43:13into a 5x sand, which now after
1:43:16compressing over 6 million items into
1:43:18nine, I finally have everything to make
1:43:21the pulsating black hole. Now, with only
1:43:234 days left to make two items, I started
1:43:25realizing I was going to be cutting it
1:43:27pretty close. But also, the last two
1:43:28items are mostly made up of things that
1:43:30I've already made before. First, the
1:43:32philosopher's fuel. I've already made
1:43:33the hardest item in this recipe, the
1:43:35draconic reactor core. But I'll also
1:43:37need an unobtanium furnace, which I can
1:43:39craft directly. An insanium coal block,
1:43:40which uses a whole bunch of the amphium
1:43:42that my hydroponic beds have been
1:43:44growing. An eclipse ember block, which
1:43:45requires a bit of just iron things
1:43:47gooiness. I then made an ender
1:43:49generator, which is another easy craft.
1:43:51Then a dearim block crafted with a
1:43:53couple phantom membrane. Some empowered
1:43:55canola seeds, which first means growing
1:43:57some canola, then doing a little
1:43:58zapping, and finally some empowering.
1:44:01And lastly, two sentient enders. For
1:44:03that, I'll need two Ender.io Enderman
1:44:05heads, which I can get with a special
1:44:06sword called the Ender and taking out
1:44:08some Enderman in the end, as well as
1:44:10capturing two witches in soul biles from
1:44:12the cursed earth in my farm. So, I can
1:44:14make my Ender resonator in a slice and
1:44:16splice and then bind it with the witch
1:44:18in the soul binder. And that means it's
1:44:19time to make my second to last item, the
1:44:22philosophers's fuel. Wow, we've made it
1:44:24to the final item and I have two
1:44:26Minecraft days to get it done. I
1:44:28definitely have a singularity for it and
1:44:30a superconductor I've made plenty of
1:44:32before as part of my orate island. A
1:44:34wireless router is also an easy craft as
1:44:36is the player transmitter after a couple
1:44:38more patterns, but that does need a
1:44:40player Ariel pearl which I can make by
1:44:42yinking a zombie in my mob farm. And
1:44:44finally getting a little aid to
1:44:45autocrafting going. And to avoid losing
1:44:47my wireless terminal, I went ahead and
1:44:49made another universal terminal using my
1:44:51AE materials that I had already
1:44:52automated. And the gravitational
1:44:54modulating unit is a slightly more
1:44:56involved but still easy autocraft. But
1:44:58the last item I need, the mechanical
1:45:00arm, is actually going to take a little
1:45:02bit of work. And that means with my 99th
1:45:04day, I am actually doing some create,
1:45:06which is a little ironic. Setting up a
1:45:08windmill for some mechanical rotation
1:45:10generation with the fision reactor in
1:45:12the background. But regardless, I made a
1:45:14little belt setup with a couple
1:45:16deployers to make a precision mechanism,
1:45:18assuming I can get one that doesn't
1:45:20fail. But that allows me to craft the
1:45:22mechanical arm that I need to make the
1:45:24Nexium emitter. And to celebrate, I took
1:45:26a very welldeserved rest.
1:45:32As the sun rose on my 100th Minecraft
1:45:35day, it was time to take a quick fly
1:45:37around all my different islands and
1:45:39admire everything I had built.
1:45:43[Music]
1:45:55[Music]
1:46:02And after all that work throughout over
1:46:04300 different mods, I am rewarded by
1:46:06completing my goal in crafting the ATM
1:46:09star. This video was an absolutely
1:46:12massive project and also something a
1:46:14little bit different for me. I really
1:46:15hope you guys enjoyed the video and
1:46:17really would appreciate you subscribing
1:46:19and leaving a like to not only support
1:46:20my channel, but also show interest in
1:46:22these kinds of playthroughs. I have tons
1:46:24of great new videos coming soon,
1:46:26including more mod labs and more
1:46:27playthroughs of some extremely exciting
1:46:29new packs coming soon. And now, what
1:46:31better way to end the video than by
1:46:33watching the sunset on my final day with
1:46:36my buddy Arlo.
1:46:38[Music]

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