I Automated Every Enchantment with Create

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>spells out loud that book printing needs ink >tries to print a book with liquid experience

Shalz it consumes INK not enchantment thingy

(shalz reads that the printer needs ink) "why is it not working? :("

"consumes 5 mb of ink!" stares at it without puitting any ink "PRINT IT!"

shalz: "consumes ink" *proceeds to not add ink and gets frustrated

“It’s gonna suck on it” - Shalz 2024

Printer: "requires *ink*" Shalz: "I'm gonna pretend I didn't read that"

2:09 you need ink for that, and then it will happen

To reset the enchantments, you can use *Rose Quartz Lamps* instead of regular lamps. A rose quartz lamp, when touching other lamps, only allows one lamp to be activated at a time. Therefore, a customer can press the buttons for whatever enchantments they want, highlighting that specific lamp, then activate the mechanism. After everything is enchanted, you can use Redstone links to activate a separate lamp that unhighlights the selected lamps, deactivating all chosen enchantments. Much easier than manual labor or a T-Flip Flop, and it can even be connected to conflicting enchantments (Smite/Sharpness/Bane of Arthropods and Silk Touch/Fortune) to prevent someone trying to get silk touch and fortune on the same book.

If you want to copy your books that are signed, you need to mix ink sacks and water to get ink. And then you can pump it in the printer.

Cobble + crushing wheel --≥ gravel, gravel + crushing wheel -->sand, sand + ghosting --> soul sand, soul sand + washing --> quartz + gild nugget, quartz + crushing wheel --> EX nugget Very efficient, if you ever think of doing the enchant factory

Shalz: "It needs 5mb of ink" * uses not ink * * doesn't work * Shalz: * supprized pikachu face *

I have to live with the fact that you somehow tried to print a normal book with experience

"I do not know what to put in the printer", it literally says: "consumes 5mb ink", you need ink to copy non-enchanted books.

Bro literally said "consumes INK" and is confused when it won't copy it when it's holding exp

Someone already recommended the T-Flip Flop switch for reseting levers, but with dropers. In my opinion, the option with sticky piston is more fun. Basically, you use a scheme: Stone button powers the redstone dust that goes into block that is immediatly moved by sticky piston under it (basically making a 1 tick pulse), then repeater into sticky piston that moves a block which either disrupts or enables the redstone connection. The thing about 1 tick pulse is that sticky piston doesn't have enough time to get the block back, so with every press of button it can only either move the block or pull it (In case it's hard to visualize, you can find "T-Flip Flop switch" videos, for example Mumbo explains that exact type in the first minute of video, he also explains other types of that switch that might help you to make a Create version easier). As for how to do it, if Create has any way to track the item on the conveyer belt or depot, you can easily track when the items come to the end depot to reset all blocks by simple piston pushing them all back to the starting position. If not (and comparator doesn't work as well) - I can't really think of anything except making some timer based on the highest amount of time taken. As for another suggestion, I'd make some fool-proof system for overlapping enchantments. I don't know what blaze does when it can't enchant anything, but there should be something against "press all the buttons" (even giving out some "easter egg" item or book with you scolding the person who's greedy and wants everything that comes out before the item they provided XD) And again, that's vanilla ways. But learning those vanilla ways can help you find better Create solutions ^_^ P.S. Oh, and I can't miss the obvious one... You. Need. Ink. :P

This is so SICK. I mean we killed a couple of sheep over here -Shalz 4:06

"Where a deployer touches them" Shalz, 2024

should prob have a glass wall so customers can watch the enchanting while they wait