[Spoilers] Post-SFS anvil chicken automation

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Kazuya Mishima
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[Spoilers] Post-SFS anvil chicken automation

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As i'm getting a bit tired eating melon slices and boiled potatoes i've been trying to automate food production. Animageddon made all automated animal production seemingly impossible. I designed a 4 piston grass cycler that pushes grass under a feeding chamber as the turntable turns.

https://flic.kr/p/2j5ZEA4

The idea seemed relatively foolproof:

https://flic.kr/p/2j63iGC

As long as all the grass upon the blocks was not consumed during night. As I launched an egg into an opening in the feeding chamber and hatched a chick it settled upon the grass and after a few turns of the system the chick phased through the block that had been pushed under it and suffocated.

https://flic.kr/p/2j63iZS

I'm guessing this entire design needs to be scrapped?
Would an adult chicken just not block phase downward? I'm wondering if my problem is i'm using a baby chick and they are more likely or ONLY ones like to phase.
I would also like a way to do Nether contaminated feather automation. This is the only viable system I could think of to offer an automation path. Anybody able to automate chickens and prevent block phasing?
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Re: [Spoilers] Post-SFS anvil chicken automation

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You need to use slabs for the conveyor, not full blocks. Also you can get much higher grass density for spreading to make a smaller footprint. https://imgur.com/a/e8PFbn2
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Re: [Spoilers] Post-SFS anvil chicken automation

Post by Kazuya Mishima »

dawnraider wrote: Tue May 26, 2020 11:43 pm slabs
Thanks. It just never occurred to me to use them. Also that grass thing blew my mind.
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