Items are sorted to nearest matching item frames.
Can have multiple sorting systems in same world (128+ blocks apart).Unsorted items automatically go into a "misc" group.Sorts 878 unique items into 39 categories.Progressively add new categories over time.Design your storage system to look however you like.Build and setup everything in pure survival mode.The magic sorting system only teleports items to special item frames. They can be as simple or complex as they want. Players can still build out custom storage systems using hoppers, chests, furnaces and more. It is server-friendly (lag-free), and it keeps survival gameplay balanced by requiring some expensive resources to start out. It requires only 1 hopper per category (39 categories total for sorting all items in the game), and handles all the item filtering and routing "magically" (i.e. The magic sorting system is designed to make all this much easier to build. Doing this in survival mode would take a very long time, and use up an enormous amount of space just for the machinery. For example, to filter and store every item in the game, it would take at least 2 hoppers per unique item, or 1,550 hoppers total (3,875 iron ingots). It requires a large amount of hoppers and complex redstone contraptions for filtering. However in practice, actually doing it is very difficult and tedious in my experience. I've seen some incredible systems, and my hat is off to those amazing builders. It is already possible to build a complete item sorting and storage system using built-in vanilla Minecraft features. Item routing and storing is left up to the player, which can be simple or quite complex. The idea is that you can place a hopper directly under each item frame, which then routes the items into a connected chest (or multiple chests), or furnaces for auto-smelting. Items are teleported directly to their matching item frames for the category. You can also provide a "misc" (catch-all) category, which catches all items which don't have their own group built. Note that you do not need all 39 categories to start out - you can progressively build your storage system over time, and have it look however you want.
when you come back from a mining trip), and they will be automatically sorted into 39 different categories, each with its own item frame. The sorting system works by providing a special magic drop off area, where you can dump any number of unsorted items (for e.g. The whole system can be entirely built in survival mode, and supports both single and multiplayer (local or server install). Items are teleported to matching item frames, where they can be routed via hoppers into chests or furnaces (so it still requires considerable resources and building). It provides an easy way to craft an automatic, extensible item sorting system, which does not require redstone, nor console commands, nor command blocks.
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The Magic Sorting System is a free Data Pack available for Minecraft v1.13, v1.14, v1.15 and v1.16 (Java edition).
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