#Options:
[config]
	#The crucible performs a stage of its calculations once every X game ticks. Lower numbers are more responsive, but laggier. [Default: 5]
	#Range: 1 ~ 900
	crucibleTickDelay = 5
 (If the crucible is causing server tick lag, this is the first thing you can change.)
 
	#The crucible affect entities with an area of this radius. [Default: 12]
	#Range: 2 ~ 64
	crucibleRange = 12
 (This is the range for reaction effects, and some other things.)

	#The crucible checks an area this many blocks in radius up to a few times a second. Do not set this too high. [Default: 6]
	#Range: 2 ~ 64
	areaMemoryRange = 6
 (This is the range for the area memory system. The time of each area memory update increases in an n-cubed fashion with this value.)

	#Certain effects might teleport entities if they are not in this blacklist. [Default: "minecraft:ender_dragon", "minecraft:wither"]
	doNotTeleport = ["minecraft:ender_dragon", "minecraft:wither"]
 (Add any LivingEntity entities that you need to never be teleportable.)
 
 	#Whether acid should dissolve entity blocks. This would delete the contents of said blocks. [Default: false]
	acidMeltBlockEntities = false
 (Self explanatory.)

	#Blocks with a base break time beyond this cannot be displaced or made to fall. For finer control, use the relevant block tags. [Default: 35.0]
	#Range: 0.0 ~ 10000.0
	maxMoveBlockBreakTime = 35.0
(This controls how tough blocks can be before they are not able to be displaced or made to fall by Motion Salts. For reference, an Iron Block passes the default threshold, but Deepslate does not. Higher values are more permissive. Blocks with negative hardness (e.g. Bedrock) are always unmovable by this system, and an additional deny list exists in the block tags.)
 
 	#The maximum number of blocks that can be displaced at once by a certain effect. [Default: 128]
	#Range: 4 ~ 4096
	maxDisplaceCount = 128
(How many blocks can be displaced when a structure of adjacent Framed Motion Salt Block is electrified. Note that this many blocks will be operated on in one tick by the initial displacement, which might cause a lag spike if you set it too high.)

	#The maximum distance that a block like Copper can convey a displacement pulse [Default: 8]
	#Range: 1 ~ 4096
	copperDisplaceConductRange = 8
(If a displacement-conductive block is placed next to a Framed Motion Salt Block, the displacement effect scans up to this many blocks in a direction to find another Framed Motion Salt Block to chain with.)

	#Whether the Radiant Staff of Power produces permanent light sources. When false, its lights will gradually vanish. [Default: true]
	lightStaffLightsPermanent = true
(If this is turned off, invisible lights left by the Radiant Staff of Power will decay on random ticks.)

	#Whether to register the /reactive command on startup. [Default: true]
	registerCommand = true
(If true, when the server launches, you will have access to the /reactive command. Only people with at least level 2 permissions may use the command. It allows operators to generate Warp Bottles to any position, list and reload the world's reactions, and manually edit the Power content of a Crucible. Could be useful when working with custom Powers.)

	#This enables the GUI for Litmus Paper. Disabling it restores the original chat-based reporting. [Default: true]
	litmusScreen = true
(Since 9.14.0, Litmus Paper shows a GUI with its readout instead of just printing the lines into the chat. If you dislike this change, it can be reverted here.)

#World Specific Value Options:
[wsv]
	#The seed value used to generate world-specific values. By default, it is set to your world seed on world load. If you change this, some alchemy rules will change!
	#Range: -9223372036854775808 ~ 9223372036854775807
	seed = 42
	#Whether to use the above customized alchemy seed instead of the automatically generated one.
	useCustomSeed = false
(You can set a customized seed for your instance/modpack if you prefer the rules not to change in each new world.)

#Balance Options:
[balance]
	#The scale that the Reduction reaction sets nearby creatures to. [Default: 0.6]
	#Range: 0.05 ~ 0.95
	shrinkSmallSize = 0.6
	#The scale that the Enlargement reaction sets nearby creatures to. [Default: 1.5]
	#Range: 1.05 ~ 10.0
	growLargeSize = 1.5
	#The step height that the Reduction reaction sets nearby creatures to. Normal is 0.6. [Default: 0.45]
	#Range: 0.01 ~ 0.6
	shrinkSmallStep = 0.45
	#The step height that the Enlargement reaction sets nearby creatures to. Normal is 0.6. [Default: 1.0]
	#Range: 0.6 ~ 5.0
	growLargeStep = 1.05
	#The number of ticks between Vortex Stone activations. Values 8 or below allow for infinite upward flight. [Default: 9]
	#Range: 0 ~ 64
	vortexStoneCooldown = 9
(As each entry says, this controls the balancing of a few things in the mod.)

    	#A list of reaction aliases to disable. To see the reaction aliases, use /reactive reaction list [Default: []]
	disabledReactions = []
(Enter a list of reaction aliases (in quotes) here to prevent them from being added to the world when reactions are loaded. This happens each world load, or if you run /reactive reaction reload)

#Client Side Options:
[config]
	#Whether to show the sources of each Power in JEI. Use this if your pack adds a lot of unintuitive Power sources, or you become frustrated.
	showPowerSources = false
(This shows the players every item that is a power source. It doesn't match my original design philosophy, but if your pack adds unintuitive Power sources,
	this will make things a lot easier. Also, players could circumvent the secrecy using JEI tag searches anyway so it was time for this feature to exist.)
	
	#Whether to render all Powers using vanilla Water's icon. Use if Rubidium or other rendering mods make the custom water textures break.
	doNotChangeWaterTexture = false
(This is a Rubidium compat feature, since with Rubidium installed Crucible water will not render correctly.)

	#Whether to allow Litmus Paper to use multicolored text. Disable if the colored text is hard to read.
	colorizeLitmusOutput = true
(As of version 8, Litmus Paper will attempt to color the lines of its measurements to match the powers they're discussing. This setting disables that system, in case it causes eyestrain or readability issues.)

	#Whether to hide the icons of Powers in JEI. This is on by default because otherwise the menu looks redundant due to how Power icons work.
	hidePowersFromJEI = true
(Powers are JEI ingredients, but they share the images of items from the mod, so I recommend not having them visible unless you're debugging custom Powers.)

reactive:body_sources
reactive:caustic_sources
reactive:curse_sources
reactive:light_sources
reactive:mind_sources
reactive:soul_sources
reactive:verdant_sources
reactive:vital_sources
reactive:warp_sources
reactive:omen_sources
reactive:flow_sources

reactive:body
reactive:blaze
reactive:caustic
reactive:curse
reactive:light
reactive:mind
reactive:soul
reactive:verdant
reactive:vital
reactive:warp
reactive:esoteric_x
reactive:esoteric_y
reactive:esoteric_z
reactive:omen
reactive:flow
reactive:astral

"reactant": {
    "item": "namespace:input_item"
 }

"reactant": {
    "tag": "namespace:tag"
}

"product": {
    "id": "namespace:output_item"
}