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 grass” phase and make this setup look as good as it functions!
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 system and handle the creosote oil byproduct!
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.
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 download on the Swagnilla Ice blog!
In this episode of Creative Engineering, Swag builds a magnificent library in the style of a classic Greek Temple! Inside this beautiful structure, he installs the powerful Advanced Enchanting Infuser, surrounds it with the perfect number of bookshelves for max enchanting power, and includes plenty of chiselled bookshelves for storing enchanted books that he’ll fish up in a future episode.
Don’t forget to submit your questions for the Q&A segment where we’ll be celebrating one year of Creative Engineering together! Post your question in the YouTube comments, use the contact form, or submit it in a blog comment (Swagnilla Ice membership required – no payment needed for a Peasant membership). All submissions must be received by Friday, December 12th at 3 pm MST.
In this thrilling episode of Creative Engineering, Swag takes his builds to the next level by upgrading his tools and acquiring a Netherite Jetpack and an Extendo-Grip from Create. Watch as he showcases the incredible possibilities these new additions bring to his Minecraft creations. Don’t miss the next episode for more amazing builds and innovative ideas in this exciting series!
n this episode of Creative Engineering, Swag completes the automation of the sheet factory. He demonstrates how to craft crushing wheels essential for producing powdered obsidian. Swag then sets up on-demand production for powdered obsidian and showcases six different types of sheets available in the modpack. One sheet remains elusive as Swag hasn’t yet crafted the necessary alloy. To wrap up, Swag troubleshoots network issues and promises to finish the building off-camera between episodes.
In this episode, Swag completes the factory he started building last time by adding three lines to produce different types of casings. He apologizes if his voice sounds a bit off, as he was coming down with a cold or flu during the recording. If you’re looking to automate andesite, copper, and/or brass casings in your Create world, this is the episode for you! Don’t forget to like and subscribe to stay updated on more exciting content.
In this week’s episode of Creative Engineering, I’ll start with an update on the subscriber sign (we’re a little lower this time, but that’s okay!). Then, we’ll get started on our new on-demand factory using Integrated Dynamics and Create to automate paper and sugar production. At the end, I’ll give you a sneak peek at what’s coming next: finishing this factory to get it fully operational!
I’m so excited to share this episode with you all, because we just hit 100 subscribers on YouTube! Thank you from the bottom of my heart for subscribing. To celebrate, I’ll walk you through how I set up an automated firework launcher and upgraded my storage limits in Functional Storage. The next few episodes will be all about automating the materials for these firework rockets, so be sure to tune in!