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This machine breeds any animal of your choice wheatear that be pigs, sheep, or cows, converting various items like wheat, carrots, potatoes, etc, into meats, leathers, and wool, all the while using entity cramming as the method of processing. Additionally an overflow prevention system is included to lock up the machine if the vault reaches maximum capacity and there is an item obliteration system to automatically dispose of byproducts when the vault nears maximum capacity to make room for the priority targeted item. Lastly an extendable vault is located on the back if you wish to extend your storage capacity.NOTICE: This machine isn't designed for chickens. Check out the chicken & eggs production unit for that.

Estimated Required Inputs Per Hour:14 Stress Units x RPM~ Breeding Ingredients x RPMEstimated Outputs Per Hour:~ Animal Drops x RPMRequired Mods:The Create ModLinking to Your Network:1. Connect the frogports to your chain conveyor system.2. Link the stock link located on the output packager to your network.3. Use factory gauges, restockers, or signs to route items to their respective input frogports located on the front, labeled by signs to let you know what to assign to the input.

Setup Guide:1. Remove the 4 copycat blocks on top of the machine and water log the stock link and only the stock link in the machine.2. Place lava in the cauldron next to the vault and invert the signal on the threshold switch facing the vault next to it, then adjust the filter to the item you want to automatically burn when the vault reaches near maximum capacity.3. Place a minimum of 2 cows, sheep, pigs, etc in the machine then place those 4 copycat blocks back.4. Apply rotational power anywhere to the machine at any speed and direction.Troubleshooting:Machine made on Create v6.0.10, Minecraft Snapshot 1.21.1, NeoForgeMachine tested on Create v6.0.8, Minecraft Snapshot 1.20.1, ForgeMachine tested on Create v6.0.8, Minecraft Snapshot 1.20.1, Fabric

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