How to Generate EMC with Energy Collectors and Anti-Matter Relays

Energy Collectors

Place an Energy Collector MK1 and give it light. It generates EMC over time and stores it internally. When full, it can pass EMC to an adjacent Anti-Matter Relay or Energy Condenser. Upgrade to Energy Collector MK2 and MK3 for faster generation and larger internal buffers.

Anti-Matter Relays

Place an Anti-Matter Relay MK1 next to a collector. The relay receives EMC from the collector and stores it. Relays can also accept fuel items directly. MK2 and MK3 relays store more and transfer faster. Chain relays together to move EMC across a distance to your condenser.

Fuel Blocks

For dense storage, craft Mobius Fuel Block and Aeternalis Fuel Block. These hold large EMC values in a single block and can be fed into relays or the Transmutation Table when you need the value back.

Building a Setup

Place an Energy Collector facing an Anti-Matter Relay, then place an Energy Condenser adjacent to the relay. Lock a target item in the condenser. The collector generates EMC, the relay passes it along, and the condenser produces your chosen item continuously. Add more collectors and relays to scale output. Keep the area lit so collectors keep working.