Summary
Copper pipes would allow automatic item transportation between chests, furnaces, and hoppers. They offer a more flexible alternative to hoppers, featuring T and L junctions to change direction and a pump to adjust speed and range.
How It Works
- Copper pipes transport items from one container to another (chest, furnace, crafting table, etc.).
- They can be placed in a straight line or use T and L junctions to control item flow.
- A copper pump can be added to increase the range and speed of item transportation.
Crafting Recipes
- Copper Pipe: π«π²π« (3 copper ingots in a row)
- T-Junction: π«π²π²π« (4 copper ingots in a square)
- L-Junction: π«π² (2 copper ingots diagonally)
- Pump: π«π²βοΈπ²π« (3 copper ingots + 1 piston in the center)
Advantages and Gameplay
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Less lag than hoppers (no falling entities)
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More organized and modular system
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Can work with Redstone to activate/deactivate item flow
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Compatible with copper oxidation (oxidized pipes could slow down items unless cleaned)Β
Thank You!
Thank you for taking the time to read my suggestion! I believe copper pipes could add a new layer of automation and creativity to Minecraft. I appreciate your consideration, and I hope to see this feature in the game one day!
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