Machine Craft Addon

If you are the type of player who would rather spend three hours building an automated machine just to save five minutes of manual mining, this addon is basically made for you. Machine Craft brings those classic, highly technical Java-style automation mechanics straight into Bedrock.

Instead of manually farming or staring at a cobblestone generator all day, you can set up a fully automated factory line to do all the heavy lifting.

The Hardware
Block Breaker: You don't just assign it to break things; you actually feed it a tool. The absolute best part? It fully respects enchantments. If you toss a Silk Touch or Fortune III pickaxe into the machine, you get the exact same drops as if you mined it yourself.
Block Placer: This thing pulls blocks directly from whatever chest is sitting next to it and automatically builds or plants them at your targeted spot. You can even set up strict whitelist and blacklist filters so it doesn't accidentally place the wrong materials and jam up your farm.
Vacuum Hopper: Forget laying down massive, laggy hopper minecart tracks. This block projects an adjustable area-of-effect magnet that just sucks up any dropped items in the zone and funnels them straight into the storage bin below it.

Why the Setup Actually Feels Good
The creator didn't just make these machines magic, overpowered boxes; they actually require some engineering. Everything is controlled through a super clean custom UI menu where you can dial in the exact tick speed of your machines, set your targeting coordinates, and manage your inventory filters.

It is also intentionally balanced so it doesn't just feel like you activated server cheats. The machines have set range limits, meaning you still have to be smart and deliberate about your factory layouts. Whether you are playing a hardcore Skyblock map or just trying to build a massive, hands-free ore generator in your main survival world, this gives you all the tools to completely automate your base.

Installation Mod:
- Download the .mcaddon / .mcpack;
- Open the file to import into the game;
- In World Settings → Resource Packs and Behavior Packs, enable it (turn on Experiments if needed);
- Have fun!