Assuming you would like a tutorial on the Resonator from Extra Utilities 2: The Extra Utilities 2 Resonator is a block used to store and emit redstone signals. It is the upgraded version of the Signal Emitter. It has 4 slots in the GUI that can hold Signal Modifiers. It also has an output slot that can hold a single output device such as a Lever, Button, or Pressure Plate. The output device will be activated when the Resonator receives a redstone signal.
To use the Resonator, first place it down and right-click on it to open the GUI. Next, add any Signal Modifiers you wish to use in the slots provided. Finally, add an output device to the output slot. When the Resonator receives a redstone signal, the output device will be activated.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does the resonator do?
The Resonator is a block added by Extra Utilities 2. It is used to craft different items from the mod. It can be sped up with Speed Upgrades as at the cost of consuming one Grid Power (GP) per upgrade.
How do you Power a resonator in Minecraft?
The Manual Mill is your first step in powering a resonator. This generator will give you 15 GP per hour. You will need to find other generators in order to craft the resonator that you need.
What is the resonator block used for?
The resonator block is used to craft different items from the Extra Utilities 2 mod. It can be upgraded with Speed Upgrades in order to speed up the crafting process, but it consumes oneGrid Power (GP) per upgrade.
What happens if the resonator uses more GP than it can draw?
The Resonator and the Ring of the Flying Squid will no longer function. Extra Utilities machines which do not directly use GP (such as RF generators) will cease to function if more GP is consumed than produced.
What does a resonator delete do?
A resonator delete usually changes the pitch, volume and tone of the engine's exhaust noise. Most users report an increase in performance as a result.
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