How much SU can you make in ONE CHUNK in Minecraft Create? 

Thing that's missed is that the stress units generated by water wheels is defendant upon the number sides in contact with flowing water, which is why a lot of the designs using water wheels have it wrap around. The large wheels may have especially underperformed as a result of this.

@@crazybunnyproductions7287 not anymore actually

I made myself a better small water wheel version and each layer makes 115,200 su and each layer is only 4 blocks tall (and fits entirely within the chunk) so 96 layers makes 11,059,200 su total

i mean, youre not wrong?

Actually, most chunks in a world will create 0 stress units.

@@maxw799Seriously? i thought they made 1.5

@@maxw799 they make me stressed.. but so does everything

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That would be perfect for some sort of fantasy cyberpunk story or something.

GREAT idea! 😎

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For the steam engine it would be perfect in a frostpunk world as the giant heater in the center

For the level 9 engine design, you can actually fit that amount of lava in the 2x16x384 block space between both sides, so no space would be sacrificed other than the space after the 5th on each side.

Im taking inspiration from 1900s scientists where if i say it loud enough that makes it true

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technically a 10k block lava source would only be 39 blocks, 40 just to be safe, still gives you a good 344 blocks for engine building. Further testing required.

@@skeej_inc With your 3x3 engine setup that had a two block gap down the middle, you could fit a 10K infinite lava column. That's 32 blocks by 384 layers tall. Even cutting out two on each side for a pipe (with pumps) and shaft from top to bottom, 28 blocks will give you an infinite source at about 358 blocks tall. Plenty enough for a hose pulley. Just mind the air gaps.

Could you fit a factory for whatever fluid it uses for superheating, halving the number of layers wasted on blaze burners?

Unironically i might have used your skin as some point when i needed a tuxedo variant of my skin, that’s hilarious

@@skeej_inc oh my gosh im dead

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i just wanted an excuse to make a stack of waterwheels to build limit, there is legitimately no other reason this video exists The other stuff was just a bonus

There is no such thing as an infinite lava pool…

@@xanderplayz3446if you have a body of lava that has at least 10k blocks of lava, you can pump out infinite lava using hose pulleys

@@xanderplayz3446 Well there actually is. In create and in vanilla depending on your definition. There is a gamerule that enables lava to create source blocks like water does. There's also the create thing of making a lava pool large enough to be functionally infinite to pumps- if that's still a thing

@@KaneyoriHK It is, and is what i meant

The world would be worse off if it werent for scientists and pioneers of engineering like myself

You would need to -1 from each section however to account for a shaft connection and 1 layer between windmills for chain drives to connect all the power into one place, however it would still be CRAZY powerful and better than steam engines if you spent the time to set it up

About 9.5 kekw (ive done enough math)

@@skeej_inc thank you big man

TLDR: if your steam engine runs itself, the parts needed to run it become part of the network and it becomes a pain in the ass to turn on later if it overstresses or breaks Its far easier to isolate the components used to run an engine then power those with a passive source like waterwheels or a windmill, the extra space is worth it to save the headaches later on

Because if somehow your steam engine stops at any point for any reason - overstressing, chunk loading, running out of fuel... it would be really difficult to start the whole thing again. By making power supplying be ran on separate independent source like Watermills with their only job being to just keeping Steam Engine running with Water and Fuel needed to turn that water to steam, if Steam Engine would ever stop for some reason, you have a whole system that would let you start it all again easily... assuming it would even stop by itself as Watermills or whatever other source you go with would just keep it turning.

what this guy said, he gets it ^^