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Create: Fishing Bobber Detector | Automatic Fishing with Create
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Automatic fishing with create
Themed around heavy machinery, factories, and automation reminiscent of the Industrial Revolution.
Focuses on automation and resource processing through scientific and mechanical means, utilizing systems like electricity (RF/FE/etc), air pressure, or rotation.
Features a central focus of farming and villages/ homesteading.
Features machines that process raw materials or automation processes.
Heavily focused around the Create mod, known for its unique mechanical systems and contraptions.
Mechanics and features that improve on the Vanilla redstone system, from QoL to compact circuit substitutes.
Adds extra features or content to an existing mod.
Adds or expands fishing mechanics, gear, fish, or aquatic gathering.
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While it is possible to automate fishing with create in a vanilla style, it also is complicated and easy to break.
But with this simple mod, its a lot more manageable.
It adds a single new block: The Bobber Detector. It automatically detects any fishing bobber in its area and outputs a redstone signal if a fish is being caught.
To help you with finding the right location it will also light up whenever any fishing bobber is in its range and inside water.
If the bobber is not in range or lands on land it will not light up.
How exactly you setup the deployer and its logic, as well as the item collection is up to you. This is not a one block solution.

Non vanilla bobbers can be added by third party mods with the forge bobber tag.
Currently the mod itself also adds support for the Nether Depths Upgrade mod. So you can even automate your fishing needs in the nether.
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Created to be used together with Create's deployer to create automatic fish farms. - Needs create 0.5.1.a or higher
This mod was made with Modified assets from the Create Mod under the MIT License
Feel free to use this mod in your Modpack!
While it is possible to automate fishing with create in a vanilla style, it also is complicated and easy to break.
But with this simple mod, its a lot more manageable.
It adds a single new block: The Bobber Detector. It automatically detects any fishing bobber in its area and outputs a redstone signal if a fish is being caught.
To help you with finding the right location it will also light up whenever any fishing bobber is in its range and inside water.
If the bobber is not in range or lands on land it will not light up.
How exactly you setup the deployer and its logic, as well as the item collection is up to you. This is not a one block solution.

Non vanilla bobbers can be added by third party mods with the forge bobber tag.
Currently the mod itself also adds support for the Nether Depths Upgrade mod. So you can even automate your fishing needs in the nether.
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Created to be used together with Create's deployer to create automatic fish farms. - Needs create 0.5.1.a or higher
This mod was made with Modified assets from the Create Mod under the MIT License
Feel free to use this mod in your Modpack!
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