Warehouse - Modular Base Collection

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Modular Base Collection - Warehouse

AKA the storage base. This build is simple, yet kinda push-myself-to-a-limit to squeeze everything into a 15x15x12 inner area in accord to the other MBC designs, especially dealing with redstone intertwining... As it is finished, eventually, I may give it a hug :).

Features:
- Contains 4 auto-sorting item storage arrays and a free space on the top floor.
- Has an adjustable, easy to access configuration for survival mode.

Updates:
1. Improved Item sorting, now filtering items on all 4 storage arrays.
2. Slightly improved interior design on the top floor. If you drop something on the ground and lost, you may find it in the 'tripwire' chest by the entrance.
3. Now you can put normal tripwire hooks into the sorting system.
4. Further improved item transportation, made it work faster than previous versions and silent.

Version required: 1.14+

How to import (in vanilla MC):
1. Read the instruction about structure block on wiki.
2. Place the nbt file under {MC directory}/saves/{your world}/generated/minecraft/structures/.
3. Open your world and type: /give @a minecraft:structure_block 1.
4. Always Include Entities. If you load more than once, turn it off on consequent loads.
5. Load it into your world, structure name = file name.
6. If anything breaks, load it twice after 10 seconds.
7. Replace the structure block with sandstone and it is done.
8. It is also importable by WorldEdit, or anything supports .nbt files.

How to use:
1. The auto-sorting system filters anything goes into the very first chest by the entrance. The filters are predefined by me, yet you may change any of these by replacing the items with 2 of your choice that is NOT a tripwire hook named 'Filter-Placeholder' into the very top hopper above each chest. Generally it is for loots and items you can easily get with abundance, so when you have come back from your adventure, you can just throw everything in and leave. After a while, take any items in the last chest (the tripwire hook one) to store anywhere else, probably something precious, like diamonds.
2. There is a decent amount of chests on the very top floor, as you can see in the screenshot. Anything not filtered may be put in there. I did not work much on that, it is left fully for you to customize.
3. If you just really need some space for storage, you can simply build more of this base, replace the ceiling on the top floor with slabs and stack up a level, or extend each single chest to a double one but with less walking area.

Caveats:
- If you may store too many items inside, be sure to check the lamps every time you back from your adventure. If any light is constantly off, it means the chest below is full. You may take out some items inside that chest and the hopper behind (by flip the trapdoor above and jump to reach it) to prevent item over-flooding, also check nearby filters to see if it caused any damage already. Better know that before.
- The sorting system costs 2 items in advance to sort something likewise. Better to use it on something common, like cobblestone.
- The storage density is really high in this base so you may find yourself having a very hard time when a creeper lurks inside.

~ Theoretically, if you stack this base a lot with some tweaks, you can literally sort everything. As an MBC base I have to make it on such size to match the others, so probably it is more of a fancy than practical. To me, I personally prefer to sort things by myself, cause I'm kinda enjoy that.
~ Thanks to BSL shaders and Soartex resource pack for the amazing screenshots.
~ Enjoy, please endorse if you like it, and have fun.

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