Magmator
The Magmator generates Dorios Energy (DE) by consuming liquid fuels such as lava.
It is a mid-game alternative to the Furnator, providing a more consistent energy source for automated systems.
Once supplied with fuel, it will continuously convert it into energy until the tank is empty, offering a hands-free energy generation method.
Energy Production & Storage Capacity
The Magmator converts lava into DE at very high speeds.
Each Lava Bucket provides 100,000 DE, and higher tiers increase both energy generation rate and storage capacity.
| Tier | Rate (DE/t) | Energy Capacity (DE) | Lava Storage (mB) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | 50 DE/t | 80k DE | 8,000 mB |
| Advanced | 200 DE/t | 320k DE | 32,000 mB |
| Expert | 800 DE/t | 1.28M DE | 128,000 mB |
| Ultimate | 5,000 DE/t | 8M DE | 800,000 mB |
Each tier increases the conversion speed and efficiency, allowing the Magmator to power larger setups efficiently.
Feeding Lava to the Magmator
The Magmator requires lava to operate.
There are two main ways to provide fuel:
1. Manual Interaction
Players can manually insert Lava Buckets or Lava Balls directly into the Magmator.
This method is simple and effective for early-game testing or small setups.
2. Fluid Transport Systems
For automated fueling, connect the Magmator to Fluid Pumps or Fluid Extractors using Fluid Pipes.
Fluid Pump:
Fast and ideal for high-demand setups. It can extract lava from Fluid Tanks, Crucibles, or natural lava source blocks.
Fluid Extractors:
Slightly slower but more flexible. Multiple extractors can pull from different sources, making them useful for modular or compact systems.
Magmator UI
The interface includes:
- Fluid Tank Display – shows the amount of stored lava.
- Energy Bar – displays the current DE level.
- Progress Bar – indicates how much of the current lava batch has been consumed.
- Output Flow – transfers stored energy to nearby machines or batteries automatically.
