Resin and Stamina Timer (Genshin, HSR, ZZZ, WuWa)

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Wuthering Waves Waveplate: regeneration and Waveplate Crystals

Add Wuthering Waves, type your Waveplates and read the time the bar fills. After that, the tool counts the crystals the game generates for you.

Waveplate in 6 minutes, crystal in 12

The Waveplate recovers 1 point every 6 minutes, 10 per hour, and the cap is 240, making 24 hours from 0 to 240, as in Zenless Zone Zero. Someone who spends everything and comes back at the same time finds the bar full. Common runs cost 40 or 60 Waveplates, which equals 4 or 6 hours of regeneration, and a natural day covers 6 runs of 40 or 4 of 60.
When the bar fills, the game starts generating Waveplate Crystals at 1 per 12 minutes, or 5 per hour and 120 per day. Each crystal restores 1 Waveplate when you consume it, 1 to 1, half the normal pace. The crystal cap was not confirmed: the only mention found of 480 comes from a third-party calculator, so the tool counts crystals without applying a cap. Anything beyond a few days idle deserves a check in the game.
To replenish Waveplates, the Crystal Solvent restores 60 at once, the same as 6 hours of regeneration. In that case the value can go past 240 and natural regeneration stays paused until you spend back down. Type the value the game shows and the clock resumes. The alarm warns when it fills, with the tab open, and the calendar event covers anyone who closes the page. There is no confirmed daily reset time for this game, so the tool does not show one.

Time to 240 Waveplates

Empty

Input: 0
Expected output: 24h 00m

240 points of 6 minutes.

After spending 120

Input: 120
Expected output: 12h 00m

120 points missing.

After spending 180

Input: 60
Expected output: 18h 00m

180 points missing, three 60-point runs.

One 40-point run away

Input: 200
Expected output: 4h 00m

40 points missing.

Crystals in a full idle day

Input: 24h na barra cheia
Expected output: 120 cristais

1 every 12 minutes.

Full tool FAQ

How long until Genshin resin is full?

Original Resin recovers 1 point every 8 minutes and the cap has been 200 since version 4.7. From 0 to 200 is 26 hours and 40 minutes, and from 100 to 200 is 13 hours and 20 minutes. A full day returns 180 points.

How long does Honkai: Star Rail Trailblaze Power take to fill?

Does Zenless Zone Zero battery have a reserve?

What about Wuthering Waves Waveplates?

Do I need to keep the page open for the math to work?

Why did the notification not show up?

Can this tool's number differ from the game?

What happens if I refill with Fragile Resin, Fuel or Jade?

What time is the daily reset?

Are these caps the official ones today?

Frequently asked questions

Does the Wuthering Waves Waveplate fill in 24 hours?

Yes, from 0 to 240, at 1 point every 6 minutes. So anyone who spends everything before sleeping finds the bar full at the same time the next day.

What is the Waveplate Crystal?

It is an item generated when the Waveplate bar is already full, at 1 per 12 minutes. It restores Waveplates 1 to 1 when consumed. The tool counts the accumulated crystals.

Why is there no daily reset?

The game has a reset, but the sources consulted disagree on the time per server, and a wrong time would be worse than none. Use the game's own counter.

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Waveplate in 6 minutes, crystal in 12

The Waveplate recovers 1 point every 6 minutes, 10 per hour, and the cap is 240, making 24 hours from 0 to 240, as in Zenless Zone Zero. Someone who spends everything and comes back at the same time finds the bar full. Common runs cost 40 or 60 Waveplates, which equals 4 or 6 hours of regeneration, and a natural day covers 6 runs of 40 or 4 of 60.

When the bar fills, the game starts generating Waveplate Crystals at 1 per 12 minutes, or 5 per hour and 120 per day. Each crystal restores 1 Waveplate when you consume it, 1 to 1, half the normal pace. The crystal cap was not confirmed: the only mention found of 480 comes from a third-party calculator, so the tool counts crystals without applying a cap. Anything beyond a few days idle deserves a check in the game.

To replenish Waveplates, the Crystal Solvent restores 60 at once, the same as 6 hours of regeneration. In that case the value can go past 240 and natural regeneration stays paused until you spend back down. Type the value the game shows and the clock resumes. The alarm warns when it fills, with the tab open, and the calendar event covers anyone who closes the page. There is no confirmed daily reset time for this game, so the tool does not show one.

Time to 240 Waveplates

Empty

Input: 0
Expected output: 24h 00m

240 points of 6 minutes.

After spending 120

Input: 120
Expected output: 12h 00m

120 points missing.

After spending 180

Input: 60
Expected output: 18h 00m

180 points missing, three 60-point runs.

One 40-point run away

Input: 200
Expected output: 4h 00m

40 points missing.

Crystals in a full idle day

Input: 24h na barra cheia
Expected output: 120 cristais

1 every 12 minutes.

Full tool FAQ

How long until Genshin resin is full?

How long does Honkai: Star Rail Trailblaze Power take to fill?

Does Zenless Zone Zero battery have a reserve?

What about Wuthering Waves Waveplates?

Do I need to keep the page open for the math to work?

Why did the notification not show up?

Can this tool's number differ from the game?

What happens if I refill with Fragile Resin, Fuel or Jade?

What time is the daily reset?

Are these caps the official ones today?

Frequently asked questions

Does the Wuthering Waves Waveplate fill in 24 hours?

Yes, from 0 to 240, at 1 point every 6 minutes. So anyone who spends everything before sleeping finds the bar full at the same time the next day.

What is the Waveplate Crystal?

It is an item generated when the Waveplate bar is already full, at 1 per 12 minutes. It restores Waveplates 1 to 1 when consumed. The tool counts the accumulated crystals.

Why is there no daily reset?

The game has a reset, but the sources consulted disagree on the time per server, and a wrong time would be worse than none. Use the game's own counter.