Multipurpose Quartz Production Unit Mk 3

This production unit converts cobblestone into quartz while also generating gold nuggets, flint, and clay as byproducts.

WARNING: This build uses bulk processing and cannot be mirrored!

Main Features:
Complex Mechanisms Free - No mechanical arms or speed controllers.
Overflow Prevention - Stops if main output storage becomes full.
Bulk Processing - A way more efficient method of processing items.
Multipurpose - Can do more than just creating quartz, like being used as a gold farm.
Extremely Compact - Designed as small as possible.

Breakdown:
Everything starts in the front of the machine where items are inputted in the front via a frogport, packager, restocker setup. It is designed for items to be sent from a cobblestone generator to this machine to the quartz production unit via a stocklink restocker combination, communicating with each other across the network to supply the machine with adequate resources. A frogport takes the packages and sends them into a packager which unpacks the boxes into cobblestone which is sent into the barrel. On the side of the barrel is a brass funnel which outputs the cobblestone into a pair of crushing wheels converting the cobblestone into gravel. The gravel is dropped onto a belt and sent into another pair of crushing wheels converting the gravel into sand, with byproducts of flint and clay. The flint and clay are sent into the back of the machine into an andesite funnel, which is the byproducts output barrel, while the sand is sent into a brass funnel filtered to sand and is connected to a barrel. The sand is then shot out of the top of the barrel. Where it is haunted by a haunted campfire and an encased fan pulling the particles over. The sand is then haunted into soul sand and inserted into the vault via a brass funnel filtered to soul sand. That soul sand is outputted from the vault via a brass funnel and washed down into quartz and gold nuggets. The quartz is sent into the output chest via a brass funnel filtered to quartz while the nuggets are dropped into a brass chute filtered to golden nuggets. The nuggets are sent into a hopper facing a belt where they travel down the belt and out into the andesite funnel connected to the byproducts output barrel.

Estimated Required Inputs Per Hour: 
Rotational power: 36 Stress Units x RPM
Cobblestone: 270 x RPM

Estimated Outputs Per Hour: 
Quartz: 131.25 x RPM
Gold Nuggets: Amounts Vary
Flint: Amounts Vary
Clay: Amounts Vary

Required Mods:
The Create Mod

Linking to Your Network:
1. Connect frogports to your chain conveyor system.
2. Link stock links and factory gauges to your network.
3. Assign factory gauges to route items to overhead frogports.
4. Set maintained stock to 16 stacks of required items.

Setup Guide:
1. Waterlog the copycat frame under the vault.
2. Place lava on the backside of the machine behind the door under the andesite funnel.
3. Apply rotational power anywhere to the machine at any speed, ensuring everything spins correctly.

Troubleshooting:
Machine Made on Create v6.5, Minecraft Snapshot 1.21.1, NeoForge
Tested on Create v5.1, Minecraft Snapshot 1.20.1, Fabric

Brass Funnel 1 - Located underneath the vault
Filter - None | Extract Amount Any | Facing Away

Brass Funnel 2 - Located in the middle of the machine
Filter - Sand | Facing Towards

Brass Funnel 3 - Located above the barrel
Filter - None | Extract Amount Any | Facing Away

Brass Funnel 4 - Facing the vault
Filter - Soul Sand | Facing Towards

Brass Funnel 5 - Facing Away from the vault
Filter - None | Extract Amount Any | Facing Away

Brass Funnel 6 - Facing Chest
Filter - Quartz | Facing Towards

Smart Chute - Located above the hopper
Filter - Gold Nuggets | Extract Amount Any

Threshold Switch - Located on top of the machine
Power On When Top Row > 50 Stacks | Power Off When Bottom Row < 49 Stacks | Filter - None

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