2k/hr Lava Farm with 672 Cauldrons

[gleaming lichen]

Obsoleting all my old lava farms, this new design uses 4 layers of 13x13 planes of cauldrons with a hole punched in the middle for a entity to drop through.
Tested for 40 hours, producing 82496 Lava Buckets or about 2000/hr.

The tank is your choice as long as it can be interacted via or (e.g. Functional Storage's Fluid Drawers).
Lectern is linked to the bucket repository.
Display Case is linked to the lava bucket repository.
Front/Bottom Starbuncle takes from catalog and deposits into lava bucket repository.
Back/Top Starbuncle takes from lava bucket repository and deposits into adjacent Arcane Pedestal to feed the Volcanic Sourcelink.

Turrets

Enchanted Spell Turret Above Tank: or depending on your choice of tank
Enchanted Spell Turret Behind Glass:
Timer Spell Turret Next to Bucket Repository (10s):

Materials

673 Lava Buckets (1 for Item Frame)
673 Solid Blocks (support pointed dripstone - one used beside observer to power tank turret)
672 Cauldrons
672 Pointed Dripstone
222 Glass (can be replaced with any solid block)
30 Buckets (roughly - one is used for item frame)
7 Repositories
3 Powered Rails
2 Enchanted Spell Turrets
2 Starbuncle Charms
2 Item Frames
1 Repository Catalog
1 Storage Lectern
1 Timer Spell Turret
1 Source Jar
1 Volcanic Sourcelink
1 Arcane Pedestal
1 Observer

[gleaming lichen]

genuinely don't think a schematic would even be helpful here. the images have enough information

[surreal sinew]

It would still be useful

[hybrid loom]

qther making absolutely insane builds as always

[little arrow]

Thats a lot of lava, very cool OP

[gleaming lichen]

i genuinely think itd be easier to build without a schematic but ill just make one

the cauldron layers are very trivial, the only remotely complex part is the top

[little arrow]

create schem when /j

[keen pasture]

I can make one in like 8 to 9 hours when I'm back at home

[pearl idol]

https://bloxelizer.com/converter

This may or may not work

[little arrow]

ayo? thats kinda fire?

[pearl idol]

I haven't seen enough people talking about it for sure

[little arrow]

I mean I certainly didnt think it would be possible

though icl, we should really unify all the schematic types to a single file extension 😔

[pearl idol]

Eh, it's not like schematics are obfuscated so it was just a matter of someone taking the time to translate between formats

[little arrow]

still would be a task

then a matter of getting the mod loader of standardizing it, or just making it a rule of thumb

[gleaming lichen]

usually formats have their own design goals that may not be compatible with other design goals

for example litematica is pretty efficient