baseElectric

baseElectric continues DrCyano's Electric Advantage, adding generators, batteries, wiring and electrically powered machines to basePower for Minecraft 1.10.2.

Version 2.2.6.110021 uses mod ID baseelectric, artifact baseElectric, and implementation namespace zone.moddev.mc.baseelectric. It requires basePower 2.4.4.110021 or newer; update the two mods together. The public cyano.poweradvantage.api remains unchanged.

This version is not published. The cross-mod qualification notes record the exact jars used for local unit tests, original-release migration fixtures, operating cases and full restarts. Not every machine has a 30-minute endurance run, and manual gameplay acceptance remains separate from those automated checks.

The cross-mod Advantage Works 1.10.2 Handbook includes the Electrician's Handbook, rated figures, commissioning layouts, and persistence tests. The MMD material and fluid compatibility specification defines sulfur/lithium ownership, migration, and Ore Dictionary aliases.

Released-World Migration

The supported input is an original released Cyano Electric Advantage 1.10 world, not every unpublished implementation identity. Back up the world and configuration before upgrading; qualify migration on disposable copies. See the migration contract.

Released electricadvantage blocks and items load as baseelectric. Original tile and hydroturbine IDs remain read aliases; subsequent saves use the new canonical IDs. An existing baseelectric.cfg wins; otherwise electricadvantage.cfg is copied unchanged. Custom additional-loot tables are imported with owned item IDs updated, then the old JSON files are archived outside the loader's .json suffix so they cannot inject duplicate loot. Existing new loot tables are never overwritten by generated defaults.

basePower migrates both mods' OreSpawn configuration and selected-world profiles before OreSpawn reads them. Provider, rule and owned block IDs become baseelectric; old active provider IDs cannot be retained with the pinned engine. Original config bytes are backed up, and consumed legacy input is retired to prevent duplicate generation. Ambiguous or failed migrations stop startup instead of silently using fresh defaults.

No recipes, machine rates, energy capacities, crop behavior, or ore placement settings are changed by this identity migration. Existing bug fixes and regression tests from baseline c0f8424665f3810eb2d6d1a06b2cba85c5322e9a are retained.

Drill Reload Fix

Version 2.2.5.110021 keeps unfinished drill work when a chunk or world reloads. Existing inventories, energy, orientation and saved-world names are unchanged. The regression tests cover resumed progress and full server restarts.

Building Minecraft 1.10.2

The master-1.10.2 build uses ForgeGradle 7.0.34 and Gradle 9.6.1. Run Gradle with Java 17; Gradle resolves the Java 8 toolchain used for compilation.

Build the pinned OreSpawn commit 5a50df1158e948c8db55814e819090b34c12d765 first. Then build the pinned sibling basePower development jar:

cd ..\..\PowerAdvantage
gradlew.bat deobfJar

The dependency locations can be overridden with -PoreSpawnDeobfJar=<path> and -PpowerAdvantageDeobfJar=<path>.

Then build and audit baseElectric:

gradlew.bat clean check build javadoc verifyReleaseDependencies verifyReleaseArtifacts writeReleaseChecksums

Release jars are written to build/libs. The deobfuscated development jar is written to build/libs-dev by deobfJar or build.

For Eclipse, import this repository as an existing Gradle project and run:

gradlew.bat cleanEclipse verifyEclipseProductionClasspath

basePower 2.4.4.110021 or newer and OreSpawn are required at compile time and runtime but are never bundled. Base Metals remains a required distribution dependency while its integrations stay reflection-based and absent from the compile classpath. CurseForge relations are basepower, base-metals, and mmd-orespawn.

The build pins basePower source commit 425af862ef5b41b61d3e1f7e665d1d691852ff4b and development-jar SHA-256 2992F2CADC30D8F61A17216DF9AB02BDF8E8211BB8B494A6CCED70A3267F69FE in properties, audits and both dependency-building workflows. CI builds that exact MMD basePower source and checks the resulting jar before compiling baseElectric. Do not substitute an old jar or a moving branch.

CurseForge project ID 0 means the new project's ID has not been configured in this build. Maven publication, prepared release validation, and release-tag validation refuse unassigned IDs and the old Electric Advantage project ID. Local builds and checks are separate from publication approval.