Advanced Conductor Tip — Minecraft block

Advanced Conductor Tip

Advanced Conductor Tip is the top-grade reservoir of the Lightning Rod Generator: it holds 30 000 EU of caught lightning and feeds the grid at 24 EU/t.

Block ID alaindustrial:lightning_rod_conductor_tip_advanced
Game versions
All versions

Description

Advanced Conductor Tip is the top grade of the three conductor tips made for the Lightning Rod Generator in the Ala Industrial mod for Minecraft 26.2 Java Edition. The tip itself is the reservoir: every caught strike pours 20 000 EU into the tip's capacitor, and the Advanced grade holds 30 000 EU, half as much room again as a copper tip. The reserve then bleeds into the LV network at a steady 24 EU/t, and one tick is a twentieth of a second of game time. Ala Industrial runs on the Java Edition only, on both the Fabric and the NeoForge loader.

Crafting one Advanced Conductor Tip takes 2 Advanced Circuits in the top corners of a crafting table, 3 Gold Plates around the middle, 1 Reinforced Conductor Tip in the centre and 1 Electronic Circuit at the bottom. The Advanced grade survives roughly 60 caught strikes, three times the Reinforced grade, and a worn Advanced Conductor Tip is restored on the Component Repair Bench instead of being recrafted. A strike into a full capacitor is wasted and wears the Advanced Conductor Tip twice as hard, so drain the banked energy before the next thunderstorm arrives.

Block properties

Item ID alaindustrial:lightning_rod_conductor_tip_advanced
/give command /give @p alaindustrial:lightning_rod_conductor_tip_advanced
Stackable Yes (64)
Java Edition 26.2

Guide

How to use an Advanced Conductor Tip in the Lightning Rod Generator

  1. 1

    Craft the tip

    Place 2 Advanced Circuits in the top corners of a crafting table, 3 Gold Plates around the centre, 1 Reinforced Conductor Tip in the middle and 1 Electronic Circuit at the bottom to craft one Advanced Conductor Tip.

  2. 2

    Fit the tip into the generator

    Open the Lightning Rod Generator and put the Advanced Conductor Tip into the single central tip slot; the mast rises on the Lightning Rod Generator the moment a tip is fitted.

  3. 3

    Catch strikes during a storm

    Leave open sky above the rod and wait for rain or a thunderstorm: every strike banks 20 000 EU into the Advanced Conductor Tip until its capacitor holds 30 000 EU.

  4. 4

    Drain the reserve before the next strike

    Spend the banked energy at 24 EU/t before the next strike lands: a strike into a full Advanced Conductor Tip is wasted and wears the part twice as hard.

  5. 5

    Repair the worn tip

    Take a worn Advanced Conductor Tip to the Component Repair Bench when its durability bar runs low instead of crafting a replacement.

A worn-out tip takes its reserve with it

If the Advanced Conductor Tip breaks on a caught strike, the energy still stored inside is lost with the part: the capacitor is the tip itself. Watch the durability bar during long thunderstorms.

Frequently asked questions

How do I craft an Advanced Conductor Tip?

Combine 2 Advanced Circuits, 3 Gold Plates, 1 Reinforced Conductor Tip and 1 Electronic Circuit on a crafting table; the shaped recipe yields one Advanced Conductor Tip.

How much energy does an Advanced Conductor Tip store?

The Advanced Conductor Tip holds 30 000 EU, one and a half strikes at 20 000 EU each, and releases the reserve into the LV network at 24 EU/t.

How many strikes does an Advanced Conductor Tip survive?

One Advanced Conductor Tip survives roughly 60 caught strikes, three times the 20 strikes of the Reinforced grade, and the Component Repair Bench restores the worn part.

Which machines accept an Advanced Conductor Tip?

The Lightning Rod Generator is the only machine with a tip slot, and the slot accepts any conductor tip grade; the Advanced Conductor Tip is the strongest of the three.

What happens when the capacitor is full during a thunderstorm?

A strike into a full Advanced Conductor Tip is wasted completely and the part wears twice as hard, so drain the banked 30 000 EU before the storm peaks.

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