Singularity Matter Duplication
Miniature black holes consume energy inside the hub to generate Singularity Sequence Matter fluid. The hub draws this matter from ME fluid storage to copy the item in its sample slot.
Generating matter
- Form an Event Horizon Singularity Hub or connect a Compact Hub.
- Provide ME fluid storage that accepts Sequence Matter.
- Insert up to 64 miniature black holes in the Matter generator slot on Matter Duplication.
- Supply FE or AE energy. Matter is generated automatically and stored in ME.
Generation needs neither a sample nor active resource collection. Item storage cannot replace fluid storage; check that infinite storage also supports fluids.
More black holes increase fluid output and its energy cost. They do not change the cost or per-tick limit of item copying. Select Guide on the duplication page to open these instructions.
| Black holes | Default output every 20 ticks |
|---|---|
| 1 | 20 mB |
| 16 | 320 mB |
| 64 | 1280 mB |
Energy
By default, the hub draws FE from energy devices adjacent to the controller's six faces before using AE from ME. Adjacent devices must allow energy extraction.
| Energy | Cost per mB | Full production cycle with one black hole |
|---|---|---|
| FE | 1000 FE | 20,000 FE |
| AE | 256 AE | 5120 AE |
Matter Duplication displays FE and AE consumption separately. The server's Singularity Hub → Matter Duplication configuration controls energy priority, costs, output and interval. Insufficient energy or fluid capacity reduces or pauses production.
Copying items
Insert the desired item in the sample slot and leave ME item capacity for copies. Each copy costs 1000 mB (1 B) of Sequence Matter. Copies enter ME; the original sample remains, and item component data is preserved.
With enough stored matter and item space, the hub copies at most one item per tick. Resource Collection's batch_size and interval_ticks do not control copying. The duplication group's interval_ticks controls fluid generation. Under default settings, 64 black holes produce 1280 mB per second, enough for an average of 1.28 copies per second at normal TPS.
Remove the sample to stop copying. Miniature black holes can continue generating matter. If delivery is interrupted, completed outputs and pending matter refunds are retained until the network recovers.
Overview's quantum slot is for Quantum Entangled Singularities, not samples or miniature black holes.