Electricity Circuits

Overview

Electricity Circuits brings adjustable electronics to Minecraft. Mine Lithium Ore, craft batteries, and assemble real-feeling circuits on a 9x9 breadboard that powers nearby blocks.

Features

• Lithium Ore drops Raw Lithium; smelt into Lithium Ingots for 9V Batteries and components.
• Circuit Station accepts a Breadboard to host wires and parts on a 9x9 grid.
• Power options: rechargeable 9V Battery or infinite adjustable Power Generator.
• Adjustable components: Resistors (Ohms), Fuses (melt voltage), Capacitors (Farads) with dedicated adjuster blocks consuming Redstone per change.
• LEDs glow by stained glass color; Diodes enforce one-way current; Multimeter reads Volts/Current and shines in its crafted color.
• Fuses can blow into Burnt Fuses with smoke when overloaded.

How to Use

1. Craft a Circuit Station and place it.
2. Craft a Breadboard (Iron Block + Redstone), then shift-right-click it into the station to open the 9x9 grid.
3. Mine Lithium Ore, smelt to Lithium Ingots, craft a 9V Battery (Redstone surrounded by Lithium), or place a Power Generator component for endless power.
4. Add components (Resistor, Diode, Capacitor, Fuse, LED) inside the breadboard and draw internal wiring.
5. Use adjuster blocks to tune Ohms, melt voltage, or Farads (costs 1 Redstone per change).
6. Right-click a Recharger with a Battery to refill it, or set generator voltage instead.
7. Use a Multimeter on circuits to see live voltage/current; LEDs light when powered.

Known Limitations

• Circuits only function inside the Breadboard UI; no freeform world wiring.
• Breadboard size is fixed at 9x9; larger layouts are not supported.
• 9V Batteries require downtime in a Recharger and last roughly one in-game day under moderate load.