Electricity Add-On adds a simple functional lighting system to Minecraft Bedrock. Connect vanilla Redstone Lamps to circuit breakers and light switches, then control your lights like a real electrical system.

The add-on includes custom models, sounds, Survival crafting, and Electrician Tools used for setting up and removing electrical equipment.

How to Use

1. Link lights to a Circuit Breaker

Place a Circuit Breaker and your Redstone Lamps.
Interact with the breaker once to open the panel.
Hold the Electrician Tools and interact with the open breaker to enter linking mode.
Interact with each Redstone Lamp you want connected.
- Selecting a lamp adds it.
- Selecting it again removes it.
Interact with the breaker again using the Electrician Tools to save the connections.
Sneak and interact with the breaker to close the panel.

A lamp can only be connected to one circuit breaker.

2. Link a Light Switch

The lamps must be connected to a circuit breaker first.

Make sure the Light Switch is OFF.
Hold the Electrician Tools and interact with the switch.
Select the Redstone Lamps you want the switch to control.
Interact with the switch again to finish linking.

All lamps connected to the same switch must be on the same circuit breaker.

3. Turn the Lights On

For a light to work:

Circuit Breaker ON + Light Switch ON = Lights ON

To operate the breaker, open its panel and interact with it without the Electrician Tools to flip the breaker.

Interact normally with a Light Switch to turn it on or off.

Electrician Tools

Electrician Tools are required for creating and editing electrical connections. They also break Circuit Breakers and Light Switches much faster than breaking them normally.

All items are available in Survival through crafting and can also be found in the Creative inventory.

The add-on currently includes:

Electrician Tools
Circuit Breakers
Light Switches
Custom electrical interaction sounds
Support for vanilla Redstone Lamps
Persistent electrical connections that remain after leaving and rejoining the world

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