A beginner to intermediate cart-based MISDefinition: A type of item sorter (system) that sorts multiple item-types into a single chest or group of chests, usually used to reduce space used by single item-type sorters to group not too common items int... storage. Fast speed, minimum prefill, minimum lag, and beginner-friendly.
Features
max speed 9.7x HSDefinition: Refers to the speed at which items are processed in a hopper (1 item every 8gt, or 2.5 items per second). Usually written as an integer (e.g. '3x hopper speed'). ## Common hopperspeeds 1x: 9000 ite..., operating at 6.5x HS on average
smart input with lock feature and isBox check
different input for boxes and loose items
46 sliceDefinition: A repeatable ( Preferably tileable ) component within a system.s in total, easy to expand
works in all directions
accessible and easily configurable whitelisters
build simplicity and small amount of prefill
safety features such as blocker missing alarm and emergency stop
Considerations
no hopperlockingDefinition: Hopper-locking powers inactive hoppers with redstone to prevent them from doing anything, reducing lag. Because a locked hopper can’t move items, it can skip several expensive checks each tick and ...
no bulk storageDefinition: At it's simplest, a bulk storage is just a system that stores a lot of items, usually a single type per module and in box form. The challenge usually comes in trying to make the system compact, ext...
no unstackable sorterDefinition: An item sorter that sorts unstackable items into different categories. Regular item sorters can not be used for this use case, because the items don't stack, so unique behaviors of each item type h...
input box breaking not 100% precise
there is one inaccessible chest for buffer per slice
Notes
need chunk alignment
1.20.4+. Box displayDefinition: A contraption that displays a shulker box and has some or all of the following features: a button to dispense a new box, breaking of the box when it empties, automatically dispensing a new box when...s input are broken in older versions.