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A Minecraft mod focused on technology and energy generation, adding power systems, generators, and energy storage.

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Contents (6)
  1. Guides
  2. World generation
  3. Frequently asked questions
  4. Dependencies
  5. Gallery
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Guides

Step-by-step, in-game.

World generation

Where this mod’s ores and features appear.

BlockHeightVein sizeReplaces
Dry IceY -64 to 64up to 17stone ore replaceables, deepslate ore replaceables
Uraninite OreY -64 to 20up to 4stone ore replaceables, deepslate ore replaceables
Uraninite Ore (Dense)Y -64 to 0up to 3stone ore replaceables, deepslate ore replaceables
Uraninite Ore (Poor)Y -64 to 64up to 5stone ore replaceables, deepslate ore replaceables

Frequently asked questions

Powah Mod how to start?
Place a Furnator or Magmator and feed it its fuel to make your first power, then run a cable from it to whatever you want to power. Craft the basic tier of each machine first, since higher tiers need the lower ones as ingredients.
How do I make power in the Powah Mod?
Generators like the Furnator, Magmator, Thermo Generator and Solar Panel each convert a different input into FE. Match the generator to the fuel you have on hand, since each one only accepts its own type of input.
Powah Mod Minecraft reactor how does it work?
The reactor is a multiblock built from Reactor blocks, with fuel rods in the middle and coolant around them. You load it with uranium and it produces large amounts of power, but it also generates heat that must be managed or it will cause problems.
How do I charge items in the Powah Mod?
Use the Energizing Orb: place it, put the item inside, and supply it with power from a cable or cell. It slowly energizes the item, and you can also use it to craft certain charged items.

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Dependencies

Other mods needed to run this one.

Architectury (required)Cloth Config (required)