A library that helps mods share power between different energy systems.
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Universal Electricity is a Minecraft modding library that provides a flexible energy framework and bridges power systems such as BuildCraft, IC2, and RF. It is an archived, unsupported project; its work was later merged into Resonant Engine, with parts also appearing in NOVA, EDX, and Voltz Engine.
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Modpacks that include Universal Electricity in at least one of their versions, most downloaded first.