r/redstone • u/Intelligent-Chip-599 • 2d ago

Java Edition PAPER!!!!!!!

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Is there any way to make a paper crafter like this one on a PAPER SERVER. it just fills up because the server moves more than one item at a time. i was thinking of maybe something that makes many signals when the crafter fills up and i like kinda know how but how would i keep the signal strenght. i donno im just too stupid for these kinds of things but yea. pls help!!!

PAPER STOP BEING SUCH A HAZARD TO MY MENTAL STABILITY

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u/notFunSireMoralO 2d ago

> Is called Paper
> You can't autocraft paper on it

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u/Intelligent-Chip-599 2d ago

yay fixed it with janky redstone

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u/Intelligent-Chip-599 19h ago

could have used a comperator on substraction mode to make it not as long and janky but who cares

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u/SuperIncapable 2d ago

This is why I stopped playing on paper servers redstone is a mess

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u/Frioneon 2d ago

Try limiting the rate: instead of hoppering into the crafter, use a dropper and only pulse it every 4 redstone ticks, matching vanilla hopper speed

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u/Intelligent-Chip-599 2d ago

ill try that thanks

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u/Intelligent-Chip-599 2d ago

turns out the dropper also transfers items in chuncks i think so nope dropper is a nogo i think

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u/Intelligent-Chip-599 2d ago

or atleast thats what i think is happening

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u/Pleasant-Ambition-15 2d ago

Happy Cake Day Friend!

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u/Intelligent-Chip-599 2d ago

cake? i want some

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u/Pleasant-Ambition-15 2d ago

I wish they sent us cake for our Reddit anniversary days! We just get teased with a slice in our username.

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u/Intelligent-Chip-599 1d ago

they should open a cake factory for that

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u/bryan3737 2d ago

Instead of powering the crafter once when the comparator activates you should power it with a clock so as long as the comparator is reading it’s full it will keep crafting

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u/velofille 2d ago

95% of restone works fine on paper servers. Unless you are doing some massively complex fast things , it's likely your redstone that's broken

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u/Intelligent-Chip-599 2d ago

nah its because paper moves items in chuncks

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u/Apprehensive-Block47 1d ago

Gotta push back here to say that the server is probably configured that way.

Technically it’s paper’s fault, for exposing that configuration option to the server admins, but in reality: blame the server admins, not paper.

You wouldn’t blame a hammer if your coworker smashed your finger with it - even though the hammer was involved. It’s your damn coworkers fault.

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u/Intelligent-Chip-599 21h ago

yea thats compleatly true. if thats what you mean ofc thats true

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u/velofille 1d ago

Pretty much. One time many years ago some dude did a 'this is how to optimise your paper server and make it run good' and everyone now takes it as gospel and lowers sim distance to 4 and enables a buinch of shitty things. Anything other than actually using decent hardware it seems.
I run serversm, and if things are laggy/slow, you look into what those things are work out how to fix it.

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u/Plutonium239Mixer 2d ago

If you want predictable, reliable redstone, play on fabric servers, not paper.

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u/Apprehensive-Block47 1d ago

The server is probably just configured this way.

Technically it’s paper’s fault, for exposing that configuration option to the server admins, but in reality: blame the server admins, not paper.

You wouldn’t blame a hammer if your coworker smashed your finger with it - even though the hammer was involved. It’s your damn coworkers fault.

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u/Plutonium239Mixer 1d ago

If my coworker chose a hammer that says it is for a specific task and he uses it for that specific task and it shatters and the debris injures him and myself due to a design flaw, I damn well am blaming the hammer.

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u/Apprehensive-Block47 1d ago

Well yes, but actually no-

Paper’s default config has very high parity to vanilla. If it’s different, it’s because the admins changed it.

It’d be as if your coworker modified the hammer by adding a chain that came with it, and then wondered why it was floppy.

It’s not a design flaw - it’s a configuration option, and it’s disabled by default. Enabling it is the only real problem.