The Best Create Mod Train Addon 

Like this comment above if u want to see a survival series

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I was the 69th like, nice

And, you can use filters on create smart chute or funnels to only get specific items from the trains vault! 😁

I’m just replying so that Shalz will see your comment

@@Finland-1717 me too

Personally, I would love to make a crane that grabs a vault from a carriage and drops it in a depot like a cargo container. Would look way more impressive than Portable Storage Interface. Can't do that with an assembled train though.

@@Finland-1717 Ah, I see you had the same idea

but does it have to be 100 days

@@Shy_002 Ah, I bet he is thinking about Luke thenotables series, in which he started off with a "100 day minecraft survival" video, hence the 100 days.

100 days are getting old, i would rather watch a series in an episode format, i prefer the raw commentary over the aftermath commentary

RagePlays did

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I know right! Belts are used for rotation in so many ways irl

encased chain drives do the same thing, thats probably why

@@shadowkilleroid I did think about that. For some reason I feel like they are more expensive though, but I don’t remember the recipe

i use that all the time, and it LOOKS COOL TOO (at least in my opinion)

@@Robododobobo Probably because they _are_ more expensive - I can't remember exactly what the recipe is (it's changed at least once, I don't use them, and I'm currently focusing on C:A&B anyway) but if memory serves it involves two shafts and an andesite casing (and I think it also involves two iron nuggets) to craft just two encased chain drives - that means that just to move power vertically with chain drives needs two shafts and an andesite casing PER TWO BLOCKS, while using a belt needs two shafts and one belt to go any distance within the maximum belt length.

Yes thats the way it is working

I think the main point is that you could unload entire assemblies from trains. Also if you can pull the whole container off, you could put chutes on every underside location of a vault, which probably unloads a lot faster than a PSI

It would, you can also use the filters for smart chutes to only get specific items from the train.

The example that Shalz gave wasn't great, as you can absolutely do that with the portable storage interfaces - what you can't do with the storage interfaces (and I've been wanting to do for as long as Create Trains have been a thing) is have a train arrive, followed by the entire storage unit being physically lifted off the train using a crane - potentially followed by a different storage unit for a different type of cargo being placed on it. It'll also allow people to make psudo-train lifts, where the train arrives, gets disassembled, gets lifted up (without the tracks) onto a different track, and then re-assembled.

@@Autoskip Oooooh, so you mean like the trains in Satisfactory?

That depends on if it is not changed.

Yeah, auto-(dis)assembly is more for if you want your automatic cargo system to include cranes adding and removing entire storage modules - for example if I wanted to have a cargo train that picked up an entire vault, moved it to a different station, dropped off that vault, picked up some fluid tanks in the same location, and brought them back to the previous station. ...which _may_ be something I've been wanting to be able do ever since I found out about 0.5's trains.

encased chain drives, very useful and can even rotate going vertical too

@@shadowkilleroid yes, but belts are cheaper for larger numbers. they both have their advantages, i guess

@@Bobbandus agreed

yes a public one would be great

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Imagine bragging about being early instead of leaving a legit comment. At least you’re being reasonable also I am also early but i spent a killion years typing on a tiny mobile keyboard

@@memetech- it's just a thing I do and I'm not bragging

@@memetech-leave bro alone💀

@@oscarlord just saying some people type “FIRST” and don’t at least edit the comment later to have actual content