I’m trying to whitelist iron ingots from this hopper collection, where the ingots are pulled through an item filter into an autocrafter, while the remaining junk items are fed into a garbage dropper. However, I’m running into an issue where the nearly half of the output goes past the filter and into the disposal system. My assumption is that this is caused by the hopper cooldown, but I’m a total redstone novice so I’m not positive. Is there a simple way to address this issue with my current design, or should I rethink this method?
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What’s wrong with a standard impulse item filter?
I’m trying to whitelist iron ingots from this hopper collection, where the ingots are pulled through an item filter into an autocrafter, while the remaining junk items are fed into a garbage dropper. However, I’m running into an issue where the nearly half of the output goes past the filter and into the disposal system. My assumption is that this is caused by the hopper cooldown, but I’m a total redstone novice so I’m not positive. Is there a simple way to address this issue with my current design, or should I rethink this method?