When this mod is loaded alongside its dependencies and Astromine, Astromine's Block Breaker machine crashes the game with a ticking block entity crash report whenever the chunk containing the Block Breaker is loaded, within seconds of it being loaded. This makes worlds unplayable without removing the region file containing the block breaker or destroying it through creative mode or commands within the few seconds in which the game will run. As such, I would very much appreciate if this were to be fixed.

Fabric loader version: 0.11.1
Fabric API version: 0.30.3
Curios version: 0.0.11
Library of Exile version: 1.0.6
Patchouli version: None, embedded into Astromine. However, the crash is not resolved by adding the latest version of Patchouli, 50, to the mods folder.

Age of Exile version: 1.7.10

• We haven't upgraded due to #60

Astromine version: 1.11.5

An example crash report: crash-2021-02-20_18.36.50-server.txt

Steps to reproduce:

• Place all of the above mods into the mods folder except for Age of Exile, in order to construct the machine crash-free and observe it later.
• Start Minecraft, and create a new 'The Void' superflat world in Creative mode.
• Construct this facing south.
  
  The upper grey-with-red-square block is an Astromine block breaker facing south, while the lower grey-with-red-square block is an Astromine advanced solid generator facing north. The rightmost water block is a source; the leftmost water block is flow from the source, and has the stone underneath it removed.
• Open the block breaker's interface, click on the 'Item' tab, and click on the square that says 'Left' when hovered over until it turns orange and is labelled 'Output.'
• Obtain 64 coal, open the generator's interface, and insert them into the slot.
• The block breaker should start breaking the cobblestone and storing it into the barrel. No crash occurs.
• Exit Minecraft and add Age of Exile to the mods folder.
• Start Minecraft and load into the world. The game should crash very quickly, and spit out a crash report much like the one linked above.

This is fixed in the latest version, apparently, which I did not know because I was delaying upgrading due to being led to believe that area scaling was still broken in the latest version.