All The Mods 10 EP7 Ultimate Mining Dimension & Super Fast Quarry

Introduction to All the Mods 10

Overview of Progression

• The speaker, a chosen architect, discusses their recent achievement in acquiring all the modium, a significant milestone in the All the Mods 10 gameplay.

• They express anticipation for utilizing this material to unlock new gear and tools that enhance gameplay.

Importance of All the Modium

• All the modium enables crafting a Builder from RF Tools, which is highlighted as an essential tool for resource gathering.

• The Builder's capabilities include constructing predefined structures and deconstructing areas, making it superior to other mining tools like Mechanism's digital miner.

Utilizing the Builder Tool

Crafting Requirements

• To craft the Builder, all the modium nuggets are required along with an ender pearl; both materials are crucial for progression.

• The speaker emphasizes setting up a mob farm to gather ender pearls efficiently due to their frequent use in various recipes.

Functionality of Shape Cards

• A shape card is necessary for defining actions such as placing or gathering fluids and clearing areas.

• Different types of shape cards can be used: one for mining ores and another for replacing mined blocks with dirt or air.

Advanced Features of Builders

Clearing Options

• The speaker plans to create a clearing shape card that removes blocks from an area while surrounding them with glass.

• Future options include fortune and silk touch cards; however, these require more resources and power management considerations.

Power Management

• Infusing the Builder with dimensional shards reduces power consumption and increases efficiency.

• It’s suggested that two stacks of shards are needed for full infusion benefits.

Mining Dimensions

Exploring New Areas

• After infusing the Builder, there’s discussion about avoiding mining directly under their base to prevent resource depletion.

Exploring Dimensions in Minecraft

The Void Dimension and Its Features

• The discussion begins with the concept of the Void Dimension, which is described as a unique area that provides a "Sky Block" feel despite being a void.

• It is noted that this dimension contains elements from all three main dimensions (Overworld, Nether, End), stacked vertically. The Overworld is at the top, followed by the Nether, and finally the End at the bottom.

Setting Up Teleportation

• A teleport pad is placed for decoration purposes; it allows players to easily access different dimensions.

• The mining dimension is introduced as not ideal for base building due to its unattractive color scheme (described as "poop brown"), but its functionality outweighs aesthetic concerns.

Mining Dimension Characteristics

• The mining dimension's height starts near build height (around Y level 253), making it crucial to consider when using tools like the Builder.

• Initial setup requires defining an operational area for mining; this involves selecting corners within the Builder interface.

Defining Working Areas

• Users can lock positions and select corners to define their working area effectively. This process includes rendering previews of selected areas.

• A methodical approach to setting up dimensions involves selecting two corners and adjusting parameters within the GUI without feeling overwhelmed by numbers.

Customizing Area Dimensions

• Adjustments are made to vertical positioning based on user-defined heights; understanding these settings helps in customizing builds effectively.

• For those unfamiliar with RF Tools Builder, guidance on customization options is provided, emphasizing ease of use for beginners.

Finalizing Area Setup

• To create larger structures, users must adjust height settings appropriately while considering both positive and negative values for depth adjustments.

Mining Setup and Power Generation in Minecraft

Setting Up the Mining Core

• The mining core is defined, but it hasn't been set to mine specific resources yet. It will currently mine everything within its designated area.

• The speaker expresses a desire to selectively mine resources, such as diamonds, rather than all available materials.

Configuring the Filter for Specific Ores

• A graphical user interface (GUI) opens for setting up a filter. Users can add tags directly or shift-right-click items from their inventory into the filter.

• The speaker explains how to search for specific ores using tags, highlighting that "C dust" represents common ore tags like diamond ore.

• By double-clicking on the tag related to diamonds, only diamond-related ores will be mined by the builder when it scans.

Power Options for Mining Operations

• The setup includes an inventory container and a Redstone signal but lacks a power source. Previous episodes discussed power options.

• The current power option is deemed effective due to its charging slot; however, there are alternatives like the Emerald generator which produces more power.

Exploring Furnace Generators

• Different furnace types can serve as generators with varying outputs: Diamond furnaces produce 240 RF/tick, Emerald furnaces 320 RF/tick, Obsidian 500 RF/tick, and Netherite up to 1000 RF/tick when configured correctly.

• The speaker mentions having enough materials from previous episodes to create an efficient Netherite furnace capable of high energy output.

Implementing Efficient Lava Generation

• To operate as a generator, the Netherite furnace requires an augment generator that is inexpensive and easy to make.

• After setting up the generator with lava input, it quickly reaches high energy production levels (1000 RF/tick), demonstrating efficiency in resource generation.

Streamlining Fluid Management

• A new design eliminates complex configurations by utilizing fluid drawers and upgrades for easier scaling of lava production without needing conduits.

• Two dripstone upgrades are used alongside a pusher upgrade to manage lava flow effectively into pressurized tanks while avoiding issues with fluid pulling mechanisms.

Setting Up a Sustainable Power System

Initial Setup and Configuration

• The XP bottle is placed in the system, ensuring it remains in position as long as there is lava. This setup aims for continuous operation without overflow.

• The system produces approximately 1000 RF per tick sustainably, raising concerns about whether the speed upgrade can handle the lava flow.

Power Management and Efficiency

• A similar setup is replicated, with adjustments made to ensure proper fuel input configuration.

• The output settings are crucial for power transfer; if not set correctly, power won't be sent effectively to connected devices.

Resource Management

• Instead of using an XP bottle, a glass bottle is suggested to prevent overflow issues. The speed upgrade is temporarily removed to conserve lava usage.

• The mining process begins efficiently, yielding diamonds quickly while consuming significant power (up to 20,000 RF per tick).

Mining Capabilities and Limitations

• There are limitations on mining certain ores like all the modium; this needs consideration when planning resource extraction strategies.

• Chunk loading focuses primarily on the Builder rather than surrounding chunks; power depletion will slow operations but not halt them completely.

Enhancements and Upgrades

• Three drip upgrades are installed to improve lava intake efficiency. A buffer must contain some fluid for effective operation.

• With three upgrades in place, the system becomes sustainable as it consistently generates resources during operations.

Optimizing Resource Collection

Compression and Storage Solutions

• Implementing a compression upgrade allows ores to compact into block form, enhancing storage efficiency significantly.

• Automatic recalculation of resources occurs once enough materials are available for compaction.

Expanding Mining Operations

• A filter adjustment enables mining of all ore types by resetting Y values and allowing broader resource collection capabilities.

• Focus shifts towards maximizing diamond collection for future upgrades; stack upgrades are prioritized for better inventory management.

Final Adjustments and Future Plans

Mining Ancient Debris and Resource Management

Mining Techniques and Resource Capacity

• The speaker discusses mining ancient debris in the Nether, highlighting that while it may not be abundant, it is still accessible.

• With recent upgrades, each slot can now hold 16,000 items, significantly enhancing resource management capabilities.

Utilizing the Builder for Various Tasks

• The Builder tool is versatile; it can perform tasks beyond mining ores, such as clearing entire forests using a filter card.

• The speaker humorously suggests an episode titled "Deforestation with Chosen Architect," indicating plans to utilize the Builder for large-scale logging.

Transitioning from Resource Collection to Building

• After spending time in the current dimension, the speaker expresses readiness to move on from this setup and focus on building projects.

• With resources now being collected efficiently through the Builder, there is excitement about starting new builds in Minecraft.

Community Engagement and Future Content

• The speaker encourages viewers to subscribe for future episodes and engage with their content by liking videos.

• Acknowledgment of community support is given to Kit for becoming a Discord premium member, emphasizing community involvement.

Closing Remarks