Putting the correct amount of items in a container
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This feature would allow you to use a command to place the correct amount of items in a container to get the correct signal strength.
But what’s the point? can’t you just do it manually you lazy shit
Yes, but the main problem with this is furnaces. When you need to place a large amount of items in a furnace it takes a long time, waiting for things to smelt
Use another container?
No
I’d suggest a command such as
/container [container type] [desired signal strength] [ID of desired item to place inside]
Example:
/container furnace 13 stone would place two stacks and 39 stone blocks into that furnace.
There could also be a setting to make full stacks of items be translated into non-stackable items.
/container toggle nonstackables
Hope the idea is understood and appreciated.
Interesting idea, it can be hard to remember all the signal strengths.
+1
This would be massively helpful!
+1
By the way, as it works right now, to get your signal strength, you:
- Place a container
- Target it
- Enter /signalstrength [item-id] [data]
It also works with double chests.
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