One of the most technical projects to hit the modding community.
Here at AusTech, we're bringing the real-world physics that govern our daily lives into the game, accurately.
AusTech is designed to be more than a fun experience. It's a learning tool for up-and-coming engineers, electricians, and scientists. Because understanding theory is one thing, being able to apply it is another.
Every other tech mod approximates electricity. AusTech simulates it based on real Standards that electricians use every day, aswell as a custom physics model that generates AC Waveforms.
Voltage, current, resistance, power factor, apparent power, reactive power — all simulated every tick. Cables have real cross-sectional area and resistance, referenced from AS/NZS 3008. Voltage drop is calculated using V = IR, and loads respond to the voltage they actually receive.
AS/NZS 3000 and 3008 References. Cable sizes from 1.5mm² TPS to 50mm² XLPE with real current-carrying capacities.
Designed to teach real electrical theory through gameplay. Our hope is that players who complete the mod will understand Ohm's Law, cable sizing, power factor, transformer selection, and protection coordination. The exact concepts taught to Apprentices during their Trade School.
Live progress pulled from the development checklist, updated automatically as the team works.
Screenshots will appear here as development progresses. Check back when the first in-game milestone is reached.
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A team of developers and subject matter experts building something that hasn't been done before in Minecraft.
AusTech is currently in active development. No public release yet — follow progress above and join the community to be notified when the first version drops.
The latest stable release of AusTech for Minecraft Java 1.20.1 with Forge. Not yet available — check back when v0.1 launches.
NOT YET AVAILABLEFollow development, report issues, or contribute to the project.
Join the community server for updates, bug reports, and discussion.
Source code, issue tracker, and contribution guide. Open source at v0.1.
Official mod page with download links and version history once published.
Team development portal — workflow tracking, progress, and project management.