Bottle-O-Matic

When using the machine in-game, simply drop three sand blocks into the hopper, wait about 15 seconds, then collect your water bottles from the dropper.

Requires Immersive Engineering 0.10 - 55 or later.

Optional: Chisels & Bits and Flat Colored Blocks, though this can be disregarded if you don't want the above-ground signage. Flat Colored Blocks is optional if you don't mind recoloring the sign. Nothing below-ground requires any mods other than ImEng.


Notes:

• As of this writing, a bug in Immersive Engineering 0.10 - 55 in which the Bottling Machine sometimes interprets bottle drops as being newly input bottles without removing the drops, will cause this water bottle generator to produce water bottles non-stop for five minutes until the bottle drops despawn, even if you put only three sand blocks into the machine to start with. This will probably be addressed in a future ImEng bugfix, but until then, it's a feature! To stop the process you'll have to pick up the bottle drops from near the Bottling Machine or wait for them to despawn.
  
• The full schematic (5x10x8) is larger than the machinery itself (3x9x7) because in addition to the assembly line, it also has: 4 vertical blocks of optional above-ground signage, protective dirt blocks that will prevent the Bottle-O-Matic's water and lava source blocks from damaging other blocks in your world, and air blocks that you'll need to get in and re-wire the machine. (As of this writing, ImEng wires aren't carried over in schematic files so you'll have to put them in yourself.)
  
• For help in figuring out how to wire the machine, see the project photos or this photo album.
  

How to Import:

Personally, I use Minecraft's built-in Structure Blocks to import schematics. If you're not sure how to use Structure Blocks, read up on them at the Minecraft wiki here.

To add this schematic to your world to use with Structure Blocks, drop the .nbt file into the structures folder in your world save. If there isn't a structures folder yet, make a new folder named "structures" - without the quotes, and drop the .nbt file into it. You do not need to quit Minecraft before adding .nbt files to your structures folder.