Archive Entry

MogMIS

MISmis-storagesMIS015Archived Jul 15, 2026

✅Functional

Authors:

Lukeem

Endorsed by:

Andrews54757

A superflat compatible device made by the author with small contributions from various publicly archived components. It avoids hard items to get like ice. The schematicDefinition: Typically a .litematic file or a .schematic file in older versions or with different mods than litematica. It is a blueprint that tells you how to build redstone builds, tells you what materials yo...s include both an assigned version and an unassigned one. Making your own itemlayout is highly recommended as it customizes storage to your own preferences. This storage has been used and tested in survival as well as in creative running thru the HC itemset

Features

Superflat compatible
No hard items to get like ice
64 Bulk items and 32 categories capable of sorting 54 items each
Bulk capacity: 220k
Mis capacity: 15k
Includes schematics with an assigned version and an unassigned one
Highly recommended to make your own itemlayout to customize storage

Notes

MISDefinition: A type of item sorter (system) that sorts multiple item-types into a single chest or group of chests, usually used to reduce space used by single item-type sorters to group not too common items int... by Rapscallion and others
Box LoaderDefinition: A contraption that fills a shulkerbox with items and then breaks the shulkerbox. by PyraLeft and Eirik
Box UnloaderDefinition: A contraption that removes item contents from a shulkerbox. by Kartoffel and SergyD.
Box DisplayDefinition: A contraption that displays a shulker box and has some or all of the following features: a button to dispense a new box, breaking of the box when it empties, automatically dispensing a new box when... is a variation of Moony's by me.
Chunkloader by Philgoodinator
Restock StationDefinition: A restock station is a simple device which displays shulker boxes of useful items for the player to take items from. It's called a restock station because it allows the player to restock on food, f... by Skyzy