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No, and three things keep it that way. Every beacon tier consumes a Beacon block in its recipe, so you build one before you get a beacon at all. Aura ranges top out at 16 blocks against the block's 20–50, so a placed beacon is still better for a base. And an effect your beacon already provides costs the beacon nothing, so the two are complementary rather than competing.
You can carry them; only one runs. A beacon worn in a Curios charm slot wins; otherwise the first active one in your inventory, hotbar first. Stacking them would make the tier ladder pointless — four tier I beacons would beat one tier IV.
The picker only shows what your beacon is allowed to project. Most effects need tier III, and the themed beacons each have their own narrow pool. See Effects for the full table.
It ran out of fuel. It says so in the action bar and plays the beacon deactivation sound rather than stopping silently. Refill it and switch it back on.
Because its buffer cannot hold the whole thing, and it refuses to swallow an ingot for a fraction of its value. Use a smaller fuel, or fit a Capacity augment. See Fuel.
No — one augment of each type per beacon. The slot refuses it, and so does the resolver, so it cannot be worked around with commands either.
require_fuel = false in the server config. Fuel then disappears from the screen
entirely rather than sitting there inert.
Set that effect's audience to Team, or ask the server to set
aura_affects_non_team_players = false, which makes Allies mean actual allies. See
Configuration.
Yes — the Discretion augment. At tier II it hides the status icon as well.
Yes, on both sides. See Compatibility.
Effects, augments, tiers and fuels: yes, with a datapack and no code. New beacon items need an addon mod, though a datapack can retune any of the seven that ship. See the Datapack Guide.
Not yet. See Compatibility for where that stands.
This wiki is the reference for Portable Beacons. Numbers on these pages are taken from the shipped datapack files — if a modpack you are playing has changed them, its own values win.
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