I think the only solution for this is the ProsperiBee from Productive Bees

Hey thanks a lot for your comment! Did you check if your crafter is set to pulse with Redstone? Meaning it only sends the second batch after it got a Redstone signal from the Modular router

@@EpicEnchants Thank you very much! I can't believe I overlooked that!

Sadly it's not in the Modpack covered in this video. However Simple Storage is great and would most likely rank in A Tier ^^

@@EpicEnchantsthank you for answering! I like simple storage and I include it in all my packs, now I am testing my pack that has only 3 main mods Cyclic, simple storage and sophisticated storage!

Everyone has their own preferences, for some people they want super complex machine systems others just want to have power as simple as possible to focus on other things like Adventuring, Magic Mods and so on ^^

it depends of the modpack, in my server, the pytogenic, and other machines including botanypots don't give you a seed back, and i've put some seeds in other crafts, so in this case, is much better if you have the autocrafting for seeds, not all of them, but for the seeds you need to use a lot

@@Goodinhoo good point, it's just that i mostly play atm9, and only in single player and i didn't though about server configs/limitstions or just other modpacks that this can be used at

Hydroponic beds from IF are the most space efficient / lag friendly option I've found for one-per-type setups. Photogenic insulators are also great thanks to the custom addon that adds higher upgrade tiers. Otherwise, check out AlfredGGs essence farm.

I'm a fan of: farm -> RFTOOLS crafter -> drawer -> storage interface. With the drawer holding the insanium.

When do you ever have so much insanium that a drawer is more efficient than just putting it into your storage though? ​@@xXbillymaysXx

@@taiiiz3969 I do the same tho. I'm always about clean storage; it's a habit at this point.

@@taiiiz3969 I like drawers :P

@@xXbillymaysXx fair enough lmao

Fix it your self, and no

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for the altar, you can do a subnet which can be quite a lot less setup, and for the RFTools crafter it's a similar setup. though I'd suggest directly up-crafting in the crafter into insanium and then down-crafting as needed (bees make passive-ing insanium very easy too) you'll need: 1 pattern provider, 1 interface, 1 export bus, 1 ME controller, and 9 storage busses the altar would work like this: a pattern provider into an interface (at least one of which should be flat) and storage busses on the infusion altar and the pedestals. set storage bus on altar to high priority, and on the pedestals to insert only. attach an ME controller somewhere along the net under the altar, as it'll have 11 devices on it, which is more than the 8 a net without a controller handles (unless you increased channels) if you want the redstone block under the altar, then use an entangled block linked to the altar and place the altar storage bus on the entangled block. then, using a whole block pattern provider, place on it the small interface (the pattern provider will push into it), the export bus pointing into it to export the item, and a quartz fiber to power the subnet. lastly don't forget that the item in the middle goes in first (which it should do by default) lastly this same setup can be adopted for ars enchanting apparatus, just that the center item goes in last in the pattern, as the core refuses to take an item if it can't make a recipe

there is a video by onion man that you can follow