Steady Power with No Maintenance | Creative Engineering E66

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Tired of constant maintenance? In this episode of Creative Engineering, Swag builds a completely passive power system using Immersive Engineering’s thermoelectric generators. Whether you are just starting out or looking to scale up, I show you how to maximize your energy production with the materials you have on hand.


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Automate Crafting with the Automated Workbench | Creative Engineering #65

In this episode of Creative Engineering, I show you how to use the automated workbench to craft components from Immersive Engineering on demand. Say goodbye to running back and forth to the crafting bench! Follow along to streamline your crafting process in your own worlds. Next episode, discover how to generate power passively using heat and cold sources!


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It’s Crushing Time! | Creative Engineering #64

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In this episode of Creative Engineering, Swag takes automation to the next level by setting up the Crusher from Immersive Engineering and the Pass Through Furnace from an add-on mod. We continue the ore processing automation we started in the previous episode, making the process more efficient and streamlined.

Watch as we walk you through the setup process. Even if your modpack doesn’t include the add-on mod, you can use a different furnace and/or any logistics mod that can transfer power, such as AE2 with the correct add-on.


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Creative Engineering 63: How-to Generate Ores with Sifters & Assemblers

In this episode of Creative Engineering, we dive into the exciting world of Immersive Engineering! We’ll be setting up powered sifters and assemblers to start producing ores efficiently. From the initial setup of the sifters to crafting the ores, I’ll guide you through every step. Whether you’re playing this modpack or one with similar mods and mechanisms (like a sifting mod that uses power and some sort of auto-crafter), this video has got you covered. Stay tuned for the next episode, where we’ll process these ores into ingots for crafting!


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Creative Engineering 60 | Automating Steel

In this episode of Creative Engineering, I automate steel from Immersive Engineering and build a dedicated factory for it. Since we’ve hit episode 60, Knight and Duke members here on Swagnilla Ice can now download the latest world save to explore the progress firsthand.

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Creative Engineering 59 | Fully Automated Coal Coke & Creosote Oil

In today’s episode of Creative Engineering, we’re finally tackling the automation promised last week—and we’re doing most of it live on-camera. Stick around until the end, and make sure to return next week when we automate treated planks and actually give this area a proper build. It’s time to move past the “pipes on the … Read more

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Building a Massive Coal Coke Array | Creative Engineering 58

In Episode 58 of Creative Engineering, I setup a massive coal coke production array in my flat world. I’m using Immersive Engineering to get our fuel production off the ground, with four ovens running at once. Make sure to subscribe so you don’t miss the next episode where I show you how to automate the … Read more

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I Built an Electric Power Station in My Flat World | Creative Engineering Episode 57

In this episode of Creative Engineering, Swag constructs a power plant that converts Stress Units into RF energy, storing it for the upcoming Immersive Engineering projects featured in the next episode. Watch as he walks through the build process and learns from his mistakes, providing valuable insights for anyone looking to create their own power … Read more

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I Built a CHOCOLATE Factory in My Flat World | Creative Engineering E56

In this episode, Swag builds a chocolate factory to produce a variety of treats in a survival flat world. This walkthrough covers the layout, the automation process, and the specific mistakes to avoid when building this facility in the Creative Engineering modpack.

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I Built a Donut Factory | Creative Engineering E55

In this episode of Creative Engineering, Swag sets up a donut factory that produces both plain and apple donuts after updating the numbers on the board of support. See where he erred so you can avoid the same mistakes, and learn the mechanics behind producing these two new foods. This modpack is now available for … Read more

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Creative Engineering E54: Fishing Pond & Maxed Out Fishing Rod

In this episode of Creative Engineering, Swag builds a custom Minecraft fishing pond and enchants a max-level fishing rod for ultimate loot. While working on the pond’s design, Swag explains his building process and shares which rare items he is hoping to fish up. He also gets lucky and snags a powerful enchanted book—watch the … Read more

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