How to Use the Advanced Clicker and Advanced Dropper for Automation

What the Clicker Does

The Advanced Clicker simulates a player right-click on the block or entity it faces. That means it can harvest crops, open interfaces, use items on blocks, and interact with entities — anything a right-click would do. Point it at the target and give it a redstone pulse or leave it running. The Advanced version supports filtering and timing, so you can slow it down to match crop growth or speed it up for rapid interactions.

What the Dropper Does

The Advanced Dropper is a smarter dropper: it can drop items with filtering and directional control, which makes it useful for feeding animals, dispensing into specific slots, or tossing items into a stream. Combine it with the Advanced Sensor so it only fires when a container is full or an entity is present.

Practical Setups

A classic farm uses the Clicker on a row of mature crops with a Sensor watching for growth stage, and a Dropper or hopper line collecting the harvest. For animal farms, use the Dropper to dispense breeding food and the Clicker to interact with the animals. Always test with a small rig first — misconfigured filters can flood your storage or waste fuel. Power both machines with Blaze Ember Fuel and check their internal buffers before leaving them unattended.