Resonator

Puts nearby crystals to work, periodically rolling each one for its resource.

Scan range

The Resonator scans a box 5 blocks out horizontally, 5 up and 2 down. It rescans automatically whenever a crystal or modulator is placed or broken anywhere (not just nearby), and otherwise falls back to a periodic rescan every 200 ticks (10 seconds) as a safety net.

Work cycle

Every workIntervalTicks (400 by default, i.e. 20 seconds — see Configuration), each crystal the Resonator has claimed rolls its tier's chance to generate its resource. That roll chance is reduced:

• to rainEfficiency (0.5 by default) if the crystal or the Resonator is rained on
• to mobEfficiency (0.5 by default) if a hostile mob is within mobDisruptionRadius (6 blocks by default) of the Resonator

On a successful roll, the Resonator picks a random block from the resource's ore tag (skipping any blacklisted ores), breaks it with a synthetic Netherite Pickaxe — Silk Touch if a Silk Touch modulator covers it, otherwise Fortune equal to the number of overlapping Fortune modulators (capped by maxFortuneLevel) — auto-smelts the result if an Auto-Smelt modulator applies, and drops the output into a 15-slot internal buffer that a hopper (or comparator) can read from.

Crystal ownership

An unclaimed crystal is claimed by the first Resonator whose scan reaches it. If two live Resonators end up both resonating the same crystal, the crystal is destroyed and drops as an item — so keep Resonators spaced out if you're chaining multiple crystals.

Feedback

Successful cycles are mostly cosmetic flair: a shockwave ring, a staggered "pling" per crystal, note-block chimes, and a burst of colored dust (red if the result was auto-smelted). None of this affects the roll itself — it's just so you can tell when something happened.