Electrical Engineering about technic

[hdastwb]

I don't believe the point of Technic was ever to provide a fully realistic electrical system, but rather an interesting game mechanic inspired by similar motives as those of Minecraft's Tekkit (just as Mesecons is more similar to Redstone than to actual digital electronics). I also think a more complete/accurate electrical engineering mod would be really neat, but I don't think that mod is Technic (though here's a similar concept regarding chemistry: https://forum.minetest.net/viewtopic.php?id=6616).

However, I do agree that it is quite difficult to figure out as a newcomer (or even as a veteran) what exactly the design principles of Technic really are, and at this stage in development it still seems like the gameplay model of Technic is still fairly fluid. Our lack of documentation doesn't help at all, yet it's difficult to write documentation because it's difficult to tell what, exactly, everything is really supposed to do or how everything is supposed to work, regardless of how the surprisingly buggy implementation does it. I think what this mod really needs is something akin to RBA's suggestion here: #84 (comment)

Anyway, I'm sorry if I overlooked or oversimplified any part of your post in constructing my response…

[hdastwb]

Also, perhaps we should consider adding this statement somewhere:
All science appearing in this work is fictitious. Any resemblance to real science, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

[Partmedia]

As of a recent commit, nuclear reactors are finally dangerous!