Mineuniverse
Actually Additions guide

The Atomic Reconstructor

Every conversion of the Reconstructor's beam with its CF cost, the lens chain, the ore weights of the Lens of the Miner, and what the other lenses do.

Updated Actually Additions 1.3.26 Minecraft 1.21.1
Advertisement Remove ads with Premium →
Contents (4)
  1. Conversions without a lens
  2. Lenses
  3. Lens of the Miner
  4. Splitting enchanted books

The Atomic Reconstructor fires a beam in the direction it faces whenever it has energy. Every item lying in the path and every block it touches is converted if there is a recipe for it, until the beam hits a block. Per the manual a shot costs 1,000 CF, and each conversion adds its own cost (the CF column below). The Reconstructor stores 300,000 CF in the default settings.

Right-clicking it with a redstone torch switches between two modes: switched off by a redstone signal, or firing once per redstone pulse.

Conversions without a lens

Two items run in a circle: the laser relays (Energy → Fluid → Item → Energy Laser Relay, 2,000 CF each) and the lenses (Lens → Lens of Color → Lens of Detonation → Lens of Certain Death → Lens, 5,000 CF each). The full list:

Diamond#c:gems/diamond

any Diamond → Diamatine Crystal

Atomic Reconstructor60 FE
Block of Diamond#c:storage_blocks/diamond

any Block of Diamond → Diamatine Crystal Block

Atomic Reconstructor600 FE
Emerald#c:gems/emerald

any Emerald → Emeradic Crystal

Atomic Reconstructor100 FE
Block of Emerald#c:storage_blocks/emerald

any Block of Emerald → Emeradic Crystal Block

Atomic Reconstructor1,000 FE
Iron Ingot#c:ingots/iron

any Iron Ingot → Enori Crystal

Atomic Reconstructor80 FE
Block of Iron#c:storage_blocks/iron

any Block of Iron → Enori Crystal Block

Atomic Reconstructor800 FE

All 26 Atomic Reconstructor recipes in the Atomic Reconstructor

Tip The manual's way to automate it: an Automatic Precision Dropper (Automatic Precision Dropper) placed with the Reconstructor drops the raw material into the beam without a redstone signal, and a Ranged Collector with an allowlist of the converted items picks up the results.

Lenses

Right-click the Reconstructor with a lens to attach it; right-click with an empty hand to take it off. Each lens needs its own amount of energy and only fires once the Reconstructor has it. The plain Lens is eight glass around a Black Quartz; the next three are made by putting the lens before them into the beam.

Any #c:glass_blocks
  • Glass
  • White Stained Glass
  • Orange Stained Glass
  • Magenta Stained Glass
  • Light Blue Stained Glass
  • Yellow Stained Glass
  • Lime Stained Glass
  • Pink Stained Glass
  • Gray Stained Glass
  • Light Gray Stained Glass
  • Cyan Stained Glass
  • Purple Stained Glass
  • + 6 more
Any #c:glass_blocks
  • Glass
  • White Stained Glass
  • Orange Stained Glass
  • Magenta Stained Glass
  • Light Blue Stained Glass
  • Yellow Stained Glass
  • Lime Stained Glass
  • Pink Stained Glass
  • Gray Stained Glass
  • Light Gray Stained Glass
  • Cyan Stained Glass
  • Purple Stained Glass
  • + 6 more
Any #c:glass_blocks
  • Glass
  • White Stained Glass
  • Orange Stained Glass
  • Magenta Stained Glass
  • Light Blue Stained Glass
  • Yellow Stained Glass
  • Lime Stained Glass
  • Pink Stained Glass
  • Gray Stained Glass
  • Light Gray Stained Glass
  • Cyan Stained Glass
  • Purple Stained Glass
  • + 6 more
Any #c:glass_blocks
  • Glass
  • White Stained Glass
  • Orange Stained Glass
  • Magenta Stained Glass
  • Light Blue Stained Glass
  • Yellow Stained Glass
  • Lime Stained Glass
  • Pink Stained Glass
  • Gray Stained Glass
  • Light Gray Stained Glass
  • Cyan Stained Glass
  • Purple Stained Glass
  • + 6 more
Any #c:glass_blocks
  • Glass
  • White Stained Glass
  • Orange Stained Glass
  • Magenta Stained Glass
  • Light Blue Stained Glass
  • Yellow Stained Glass
  • Lime Stained Glass
  • Pink Stained Glass
  • Gray Stained Glass
  • Light Gray Stained Glass
  • Cyan Stained Glass
  • Purple Stained Glass
  • + 6 more
Any #c:glass_blocks
  • Glass
  • White Stained Glass
  • Orange Stained Glass
  • Magenta Stained Glass
  • Light Blue Stained Glass
  • Yellow Stained Glass
  • Lime Stained Glass
  • Pink Stained Glass
  • Gray Stained Glass
  • Light Gray Stained Glass
  • Cyan Stained Glass
  • Purple Stained Glass
  • + 6 more
Any #c:glass_blocks
  • Glass
  • White Stained Glass
  • Orange Stained Glass
  • Magenta Stained Glass
  • Light Blue Stained Glass
  • Yellow Stained Glass
  • Lime Stained Glass
  • Pink Stained Glass
  • Gray Stained Glass
  • Light Gray Stained Glass
  • Cyan Stained Glass
  • Purple Stained Glass
  • + 6 more
Any #c:glass_blocks
  • Glass
  • White Stained Glass
  • Orange Stained Glass
  • Magenta Stained Glass
  • Light Blue Stained Glass
  • Yellow Stained Glass
  • Lime Stained Glass
  • Pink Stained Glass
  • Gray Stained Glass
  • Light Gray Stained Glass
  • Cyan Stained Glass
  • Purple Stained Glass
  • + 6 more

8 × any Glass (#c:glass_blocks) + Black Quartz → Lens

Crafting

Lens → Lens of Color

Atomic Reconstructor5,000 FE

Lens of Color → Lens of Detonation

Atomic Reconstructor5,000 FE

Lens of Detonation → Lens of Certain Death

Atomic Reconstructor5,000 FE
Diamond#c:gems/diamondGold Ingot#c:ingots/goldIron Ingot#c:ingots/ironAny #minecraft:coalsNether Quartz#c:gems/quartzLapis Lazuli#c:gems/lapisEmerald#c:gems/emerald

any Diamond + any Gold Ingot + any Iron Ingot + any Coal (#minecraft:coals) + Lens + Black Quartz + any Nether Quartz + any Lapis Lazuli + any Emerald → Lens of the Miner

Crafting

Lens + Enchanting Table + 7 × Empowered Diamatine Crystal → Lens of Disenchanting

Crafting (shapeless)

Diamond Sword + Lens of Certain Death + Enchanted Book → Lens of the Killer (WIP)

Crafting (shapeless)
  • Lens of Color — changes the color of stained glass and panes, terracotta, carpet, dye, lamps and wool, one step along the color cycle per hit. With this lens the beam goes through blocks and converts only the blocks it touches.
  • Lens of Detonation — makes an explosion around the block the beam hits; the beam reaches three times as far.
  • Lens of Certain Death — whatever steps into the beam takes enough damage to kill a player in one hit.
  • Lens of the Killer (WIP) — marked (WIP) in its name. The manual describes it as the Lens of Certain Death that also drops experience and player-kill loot, using a lot more energy. A diamond sword, the Lens of Certain Death and an enchanted book.
  • Lens of Disenchanting — moves the topmost enchantment of an enchanted item onto a book or an enchanted book. Both must lie together in one block space in the beam, one of each. A Lens with an enchanting table and seven Empowered Diamatine Crystals.
  • Lens of the Miner — turns stone into ores (next section). A Lens with a diamond, an emerald, gold and iron ingots, coal, lapis, nether quartz and Black Quartz.

Lens of the Miner

With this lens, stone, granite, diorite or andesite become an overworld ore, deepslate or tuff a deepslate ore, and netherrack a nether ore. The ore is picked at random by weight: on stone the weights add up to 17,030, so coal or copper ore (5,000 each) appear far more often than diamond ore (50). Each ore costs 60,000 CF in the default settings, plus more for rarer ores.

OreWeight on stoneWeight on deepslate / tuff
Coal Ore5,0002,000
Copper Ore5,0003,000
Iron Ore3,0003,000
Black Quartz Ore3,000–
Gold Ore500500
Lapis Lazuli Ore250250
Redstone Ore200200
Diamond Ore5050
Emerald Ore3030

On netherrack: Nether Quartz Ore 3,000, Nether Gold Ore 500 and Ancient Debris 1.

Any #actuallyadditions:deepslate_ore_replaceables

any Deepslate (#actuallyadditions:deepslate_ore_replaceables) → Deepslate Coal Ore

Lens of the MinerWeight 2000
Any #actuallyadditions:deepslate_ore_replaceables

any Deepslate (#actuallyadditions:deepslate_ore_replaceables) → Deepslate Copper Ore

Lens of the MinerWeight 3000
Any #actuallyadditions:deepslate_ore_replaceables

any Deepslate (#actuallyadditions:deepslate_ore_replaceables) → Deepslate Diamond Ore

Lens of the MinerWeight 50
Any #actuallyadditions:deepslate_ore_replaceables

any Deepslate (#actuallyadditions:deepslate_ore_replaceables) → Deepslate Emerald Ore

Lens of the MinerWeight 30
Any #actuallyadditions:deepslate_ore_replaceables

any Deepslate (#actuallyadditions:deepslate_ore_replaceables) → Deepslate Gold Ore

Lens of the MinerWeight 500
Any #actuallyadditions:deepslate_ore_replaceables

any Deepslate (#actuallyadditions:deepslate_ore_replaceables) → Deepslate Iron Ore

Lens of the MinerWeight 3000

All 20 Lens of the Miner recipes in the Atomic Reconstructor

Splitting enchanted books

The manual also lists this: the Reconstructor can split an enchanted book with several enchantments into books with one enchantment each, for 155,000 CF per book. Keep only one book in the beam at a time — hitting a book with a single enchantment wastes the energy.

Textures, models and item names © Ellpeck and the Actually Additions contributors (textures and models by BootyToast, GlenthorLP, canitzp and Ridanisaurus).

Recipes, names and numbers are read from the mod files of Actually Additions 1.3.26 for Minecraft 1.21.1 (NeoForge). Not affiliated with the mod authors, Mojang or Microsoft.

More of the Actually Additions wikiEvery machine, item and recipe of Actually Additions 1.3.26, with the exact numbers from the mod files.
Actually Additions wiki home