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Jared Dunbar edited this page Dec 24, 2025
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blockname: Electrical Source
image: ElectricalSource
poweredby: Creative Energy
type: Single
Creative Electrical Sources are used to provide a
constant voltage for electrical circuits. They also provide almost
infinite power, with the only limit to their output being the properties
of the cable or device they are connected to. They are uncraftable, and
are only available through the creative mode GUI. Since they produce
infinite power and a set voltage, they are a useful teaching tool.
Trivia
The ground pin is secretly just an Electrical Source set to 0v.
To prevent infinite current, Electrical Sources all have a minimal
amount of resistance connected to them, before connecting to the wires
or other components. This is why 3.2kV to ground is 128kA, and not
infinite current.
Since R=V/I:
R = 3.2kV/128kA = 0.025Ω
I'm not actually sure if ground pins have the resistor in them, they
probably do.