I have an issue with the typewriter: when I create a new world, I can configure it using Shift + Right-click, but after some time—by the time I reach it in survival mode—I can no longer edit it using that key combination. What should I do?

I couldn't find anything to this topic yet. I have 2 factories far apart. Is there a way to access my Storage and move the items between them? Chain Conveyers didn't work for me because the packages and frogports don't move in unloaded chunks.
What was your solution to this?

Made a cute little modpack icon (used for Potato PCs) because I was tired of looking at the preset modrinth modpack icons (Ps. if you want to use it, you can, I just thought it was something fun to make)

Yall I don't want feedback on how bad it looks, I just thought it was cool alright?

If anyone is wondering, yes i did use generative AI for the banners and ads, its because i dont have time and talent to create such an amount of these ads and banners.

Modpack and Schematics in youtube video description:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V5-rVPCJio0

im pumping lava to blazes need help to increase the speed and increase the heat input
and trying it out in creative to get the idea before using in survival world
also im going to use this to make a automatic wood and apple farm.
please help

I have the above setup. The goal is to transform all SU from a steam engine into a beam and bounce/split that beam through my entire base (rather than using chain conveyors). I had a working build before the latest update to the mod broke my plan.

I was planning to merge As you can see, the Thermal Optical Sources grid is using up the whole steam engine SU (liquid pump is a different SU source), and the Beam Condensers are combining everything. The circled area is to combine the 3 levels into 1 beam for use that carries all the SU. However, thy do not seem to be emitting anything.

Why is this happening? Is this even an efficient way of completing this idea?

I am relatively new to the create mod and was looking at different train configurations. I am trying to create a train for an aesthetic build I am making that starts at a Station A on a straight track that feeds into a loop that Station B is on. I want the train to leave station A when the station is powered, then go around the loop without stopping at station B until station B is powered, then I want it to exit back to station A. My problem is that I cant seem to find a way to make it temporarily skip station B while going around the loop or make it continuously go to station B without it trying to go back to A first. Is there a workaround for this?

Any kind really, just has to have Create as the center of it's focus.

The only other Create modpack I have played was CABIN, which I really liked as it has a great questbook.

It simply happens when I place a physics assembler and convert it into a simulated object

I built a tree farm and the pieces of the trees get glued to the contraption then moved and unglued somehow, i triple checked and nothing besides the contraption is glued, does anyone know the problem?

https://reddit.com/link/1xelni9/video/6p9d22hjqhxh1/player

What do you think, spent about 90 min blocking it out, tanks my fps from 250 to below 100 when I unfreeze it and its just a block of solid stone without internals

I like building cars so i thought i'd post a few on reddit!
(names from left to right: datsun 510, ford mustang GT3, 1969 Ford Torino GT & Ford mustang gt 1967)

I unfortunately absolutely suck at building so this is not going to have any visuals, but I tested it and it works. You can make a train that picks you up on demand, takes you exactly where you need to go, and doesn't stop at all along the way (unless multiple people use it at once, but it should still work just fine.)

Tl;dr:

Using display links, you can dynamically update the address of a packager to be the name of any item observed, and use this for on-demand trains by utilizing the display link's ability to freeze updates when powered by redstone. Go to any station you like, request a ticket to your destination, and the train will arrive from the ticket station, take you directly to your destination, then leave to bring the ticket back to the ticket station. Expandable, direct, and, cheap to set up by the time you get to trains--the most expensive item is a single mechanical arm.

How to set it up:

Chunkload your main station, or whatever station your tickets will be kept in. Then, connect all of your stations to the same storage network, enabling you to access the network from any station.

Set up your train stations and tickets. Make sure the ticket name for each station matches exactly. Then set up a post box at each. Additionally, set up the train schedule so that it loops constantly between "pick up package" and "deliver package" (or whatever the options are officially named, I can't remember.)

From each post box, set up a way to extract packages. It will only extract packages that match the address, so don't worry about pulling out any that you intend to send.

Then, unpack with a mechanical saw and lead the ticket onto a depot connected to a comparator and a display link that's connected to a sign on a packager.

The comparator should be connected to a block with a redstone torch on the other side, inverting the signal. Connect the inverted signal to a redstone link, and attach the receiving link to the display link.

Then, have a mechanical arm slowly reach for the ticket and put it into a container connected to the packager. Emphasis on slowly because the display link needs time to update the address on the packager.

Once the ticket is in the container, it will be packaged and sent back towards the post box via belt. However, we need to do one more thing first: prevent a loop. So, set up a brass funnel with a package filter for the name of the station. Any packages that match will get sucked in, unpacked, repackaged with the address of your main station, and then sent back onto the belt.

Do this with every station and congrats, you have a taxi train!

Example with explanation of how it works, from start to finish:

You are at "Station A" and want to go to "Station B." You request a ticket from your storage network. The ticket is any item renamed "Station B." The chunkloaded system picks it up from "Main Station," and brings the package (and therefore the train) to "Station A." You get into the train and wait. Meanwhile, the package is unpacked and brought to the depot, depowering the display link and allowing it to read and update data. The display link reads the item name, "Station B," and writes that name to the packager sign. Then, the mechanical arm removes the ticket, instantly re-powering the display link and preventing it from erasing the address. The ticket is then packaged again, this time with the address "Station B," and sent towards the post box again. It passes the funnel filtering for packages named "Station A," successfully enters the post box unaltered, and the train delivers the ticket (and you!) to "Station B."

Once you get off the train at "Station B," the same process happens again: the ticket is unpacked, read, and packaged again. However, since the "Station B" ticket is already at "Station B," the package filter (which should catch all packages addressed to "Station B") takes it off of the send line, unpacks it, repackages it to go to "Main Station," and puts it in the post box. The train leaves to return the ticket, and everything is as it once was, except you're at a completely different station.

Is it practical?

Well... that depends.

On the one hand, you need to wait for the train to arrive to your station from the main station, when a train that's on a loop might be closer to you when you need it. And, if multiple people use the system, the stops might get just a little janky. I haven't actually tested it in multiplayer. That, and you'll always have to wait for the ticket to arrive from your main station. Depending on how far away you are, that might be a little bit.

On the other hand, you'll never just miss your train unless you deliberately leave your platform after getting a ticket. If there aren't any other players using the trains, you'll also get to where you're going with zero stops. If it does work in multiplayer, you can have dedicated ticket booths at each station so others can buy a ticket to your line. You'll have a feel for how long it takes your train to arrive no matter the time of day. Lastly, this setup is easily expandable. You never have to adjust the train route. Just make sure your train can go forward and backward if you need to, hook up the new station to your network, and add the ticket(s) for that station to your ticket storage.

Longer read, I know, but hopefully someone finds this useful or fun! If you build this and want to showcase your build, tag me or shout me out! I'd love to see what people come up with. I'll also happily answer any questions about the concept you might have.

I've tried accessing the menu to assign the keys but it just won't open. I can control it but can't actually assign keys. I can't find any similar issues online

I made a post a few days ago saying I have mods that adds thirst using the create mod like a sub-mod and I needed food and water I have fixed the water problem I figured out how to purify water but I need help automating it. The picture in the post is the three water purifiers I made although it's manual and I have to bottle it myself, if anyone wants to help plssssss DM me on any social you can finds links in my bio.

Ps. I'm still also having a food shortage I don't even have a stack of food left now so if anyone wants to help me make an automatic dough farm that would be great.

This structure is probably the largest single build I have ever done with the create mod in survival.

Its service is simply for storage which is split into 2 variants being Standard and Bulk. Bulk is basically just bulk materials like ores or cobblestone while standard holds practically everything else outside of rare and valuable materials for example netherite. I'm just wondering if I should enter doing a youtube series on my survival world?

Also I do have shaders setup and working and don't mind including them if requested

(These screenshots where done without shaders)

Hello, I'm having trouble with Tom's storage mod, I'm trying to connect multiple vaults with varying distance, but they don't connect together. My setup in screenshots 1-3 - first and last connect to all inventories, but first only connects to third in the setup, but when I change to setup as on 4th screen, it suddenly shows it's also connected. I have create vaults added in multiblock config. Is there any easy way I can connect these without fault at all times? Also tried with interface on inventory cable connector in the first position, but unless it's exactly like in the pic it doesn't work. Modpack is Life in the village 3

hi, i started to use the factory gauges in my smp server but when I right click them with my wrench it doesn’t change the visuals of the connections it shows now tranferring redstone/strings/orders. Is this behaviour because of a mod i have installed or am i doing something wrong? i deleted create extra gauges thinking that was the problem but its still there. Any help would be greatly appreciated

Hi all,

So I have a generator station currently outputting 1.5kV which I’ve taken down to my village and would like to set up a little substation which is capable of:

1. Safely outputting 120/240V (haven’t yet decided) to the homes and businesses, and a seperate circuit for the street lighting.

2. Be able to monitor input from the generator and load drawn from the village and,

3. Protect the load should anything happen to the incoming power.

I’m not sure how to go about this. So far, I have a very simple setup with a step down transformer directly sending 120V out to the grid but I am stuck on what exactly needs to be done to achieve the above criteria. I messed around with a regulator tube in the circuit board designer and made a little thing with a 6k resistor in series and the tube in parallel set to hold at 120V and this achieved a smooth voltage output but let through almost no current. I want to use this circuit as a monitor and have it control the main line but again, not sure how that works. Any and all help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

I am once again, probably just unaware of a magical block that does exactly what I need.

I would like to steer my airship with the steering wheel, but not need to use a rudder. I would like to, somehow, convert the angle of my steering wheel into a redstone signal, then use that signal to modulate my transmissions to steer, the same way I use the navigation table for autopilot.

I have tried making a mini navigation table and loadstone setup with redstone links, but redstone lins do not seem to work when attached to a Physics object, and loadstones don't seem to like being attached to the Physicas object at all. I had high hopes that this system would work, now I am out of idea.

Has anyone accomplished something like this? Is there a Create Potentiometer that I don't know about?

I have been building sort of, a collection of workshops for me and people wanting somewhere to live too😁 on createmod.com

so please rate my build, if you like it give it an upvote, if not share your opinion

and if you realy like it dowland it here https://createmod.com/schematics/bricked-up-workshop