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# Mud Farm

<p align="center">Mud</p>

An intermediate mud converter. This machine takes shulker boxes filled with Dirt, Coarse Dirt or Rooted Dirt from the input chest (Does not need to be full shulkers) and outputs shulker boxes filled with mud into the output chest.

#### Location

<p align="center">Survival 2 Overworld :: -13679, 148, -7689 :: /warp farms</p>

From the warp, go right and then walk passed the netherwart farm towards the bamboo farm. Once you reach the bamboo farm turn around and you'll see a staircase. Walk up this staircase and turn right, you should see a bubble elevator (a column filled with water). Walk towards the elevator and walk inside, sending you up the elevator. Once you are at the top of the bubble elevator, turn right and walk forward until you reach the mud farm.

#### Requirements

**Auto Clicker**

* Enable Right click
* Speed set to 1gt (0.05 seconds)

**Materials**

* 1 stack of Dirt, Coarse Dirt, or Rooted Dirt
* 1 Shulker box containing Dirt, Coarse Dirt, or Rooted Dirt (Does not need to be full)

#### How to use the farm

1. Place the Shulker Box(es) into the input chest. (Shulker Boxes are provided)
2. Flip the lever with the "On/Off" sign above it to turn the machine on.
3. Go down the ladder besides the lever and stand on the red slab (Crimson Slab)
4. Aim your crosshair at the red wool clock at the back.
5. Hold a stack of any Dirt, Coarse Dirt, or Rooted Dirt and turn on your auto clicker

Over time, the machine will convert the dirt into mud. once a shulker box in full of mud, it will be automatically sent in the output chest.

#### Constraints and Cautions

Please don't touch any of the Redstone or minecarts.\
Please don't brake any blocks.

<p align="center"><strong>Owner: BKFAT</strong></p>

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