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Troubleshooting
In order of how often it turns out to be the answer:
- It's outside a field. A dark machine with a full input slot is almost always an unpowered one. Equip the Resonance Locator to switch on the field HUD and see whether the dome actually reaches it.
- The emitter is out of fuel. The Field Emitter holds 4000 Osc and burns through it.
- It's switched off, or waiting on redstone. Open the GUI: three buttons, and one of them may be set to "requires a signal" on a block with no signal.
- The emitter is on a different band and you have decided that matters. Note that a detuned machine still runs — if yours is fully dark, the band is not your problem.
The glow means it drew power this tick. If nothing comes out, the recipe isn't matching: check counts (most recipes need 2 of something), and check the output slot isn't full.
If a crafting recipe seems to be missing entirely from JEI and the crafting table, count the ingredients. A shapeless recipe with more than 9 ingredients is dropped silently at world load. This applies to your own datapack recipes too.
That is dissonance accumulating, and it is a countdown. Either retune the machines that are running detuned, or build a Damping Array (range 16). Left alone, an unstable field discharges for 6 damage in a radius of 6.
If you never want that to happen: harmonics.discharge.enabled = false.
You shouldn't have — machine inventories drop on the ground when the block breaks. If you want to move a machine with its contents, shift-right-click it with the Resonance Tuner: block and inventory go straight into your inventory.
By design, until Tier 3. At least one online player must have earned the Tier 3 advancement before the game will even roll for one. After that it is one roll per Minecraft day with a 1-in-6 chance.
Also by design. Anything still on the ground when a storm ends is removed. The storm is a ten-minute window, not a deposit. Pick things up as you go.
Six extractions, and that's the lot. The Rift Core reports how many remain — check it before assuming something is broken.
Config is server config: it lives in the world folder (or the server folder), not in the
global config/ of your instance. Editing the wrong copy is the usual cause. Also note that a
leftover veskorius-server.toml from an older version is orphaned — its values are not
migrated into the five themed files.
Say what you did, what you expected, what happened instead, and attach latest.log. If it
involves worldgen or a structure, coordinates and a seed help enormously.
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