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Port to **Minecraft 26.3** (the current stable release). - Requires Minecraft 26.3, Fabric Loader >= 0.19.5, Fabric API 0.163.0+26.3, Java 25. - **New versioning scheme**: the mod version now tracks the Minecraft version it targets (`1.26.3` for MC 26.3), replacing the old `0.9.x` numbering. Gameplay and content are unchanged from v0.9.4.1. - Internal: 26.3 removed block codecs (`Block.codec()`/`simpleCodec`), so that boilerplate was dropped from every block class. Worlds from v0.9.4.1 (MC 26.2) carry over - same `circuitsimcraft:` namespace; Minecraft upgrades the world format itself on first load. Back up any world you care about first.

Patch release. The Phase Bundler and Phase Unbundler previously shared the exact same shapeless recipe (3x Wire + 1 iron ingot), making them indistinguishable at the crafting table -- one of the two was effectively uncraftable normally. Both are now shaped and mirror each other: - Phase Bundler: iron ingot centered above a row of 3 Wire - Phase Unbundler: iron ingot centered below a row of 3 Wire Also adds the previously-missing three-phase recipe diagrams to the README, and removes leftover debris from the old mod-id namespace.

Adds Experiment 8, a new worked-example bench demonstrating the Bundler/Unbundler pair in both directions: 3-Phase Source -> Unbundler -> three separate mono Resistors (one per split-out phase) -> Bundler -> 3-Phase Resistor -> Ground, with the final bundle run closing directly at Ground (no second Unbundler needed, since Ground has been bundle-conductive since v0.9.1). Run with /function circuitsimcraft:three_phase_bundle_unbundle.

Adds a Phase field to the Function Generator's value editor. Shift+right-click now opens an editor for Phase (0-360 degrees), applying uniformly across all three waveform shapes (sine, square, and triangle), not just sine - amplitude and frequency are still relayed in from adjacent Voltage/Frequency modules as before.

Fixes a floor gap in all three villager workshop functions (footing was wider than the floor layer, leaving an unfilled walking-level gap right outside each building) and swaps the Electronics Engineer's and Electrical Engineer's iron doors (needed a redstone signal to open) for spruce and dark oak. Also fixed a stale v0.8 'Known limitations' README heading.

Patch release: the 3-phase oscilloscope now shows current as well as voltage (an ideal ammeter's voltage is always ~0 by design, so it previously always read 0 regardless of real current). That fix revealed a deeper issue it had been masking - a 3-Phase Wire run could not connect directly to a Ground block, silently leaving benches with an unclosed loop. Ground is now bundle-conductive as well as mono-conductive, so a bundle wire run can end directly at Ground with no Bundler/Unbundler needed.

Three-Phase Electricity: bundled 3-Phase Wire/Source/Resistor/Inductor/Capacitor/Ammeter, Phase Bundler/Unbundler, a dedicated 3-phase oscilloscope probe/HUD, a new Electrical Engineer villager profession (job site: Switchboard), and a new worked-example three-phase bench.

Changed the project license from MIT to Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). Unlike MIT, CC BY makes attribution a legal condition of reuse, not just a courtesy. No functional/gameplay changes. This version exists only because the 0.8.5 jar was built before fabric.mod.json's internal license field got corrected in the same session (it had drifted to a stale "CC0-1.0").

Renamed the mod from CircuitCraft to CircuitSimCraft - a second existing Fabric mod was already using the "CircuitCraft" name. This changes the mod id, Java package, and every block/item namespace (circuitcraft: -> circuitsimcraft:). **Compatibility note**: worlds with blocks placed under the old circuitcraft: namespace will not resolve those blocks under this version. There is no migration path in this release. No feature changes otherwise - this is the same 0.8.4 content (six worked-example-circuit datapack functions, four transistor types, controlled sources, both villager professions) under the new identity.

Six worked-example-circuit datapack functions, one per function, matching the two existing workshop functions' self-clearing/self-foundationing/relative-coordinate approach - no manual wiring required: - /function circuitcraft:voltage_divider - basic voltage divider - /function circuitcraft:rc_lowpass - RC low-pass Bode plot - /function circuitcraft:rlc_resonance - RLC resonance Bode plot - /function circuitcraft:half_wave_rectifier - half-wave rectifier - /function circuitcraft:memristor_hysteresis - memristor pinched hysteresis loop (X-Y probe) - /function circuitcraft:opamp_bode - op-amp open-loop Bode plot Each places every component at its default preset (no component in the mod persists a right-click-selected preset across a save/reload), an unflipped lever on the source, and gives you the right oscilloscope probe. The function's own in-game usage stays the same as before via /function; the exact right-click counts needed to reach each experiment's intended values and the expected results are documented on GitHub in the mod's README and companion paper.

Transistors: traditional schematic symbols on the top (base/gate) face instead of a generic lettered badge. NPN/PNP get the real BJT symbol (base bar + perpendicular base lead + a directional arrowhead at the base-emitter junction, pointing out for NPN and in for PNP). NMOS/PMOS share one MOSFET symbol - the only difference is a small bubble on PMOS's gate (inverter-notation style), NMOS has none. Collector/emitter/drain/source, and now the base/gate lead's own tip, all read as plain wire terminals, matching every other basic component's leads.

Consolidated changelog covering everything shipped since 0.5.0 (versions 0.6.0-0.8.1 were never individually published here): **0.6.0** - Added the Electrician villager profession (job site: Breadboard) that sells the mod's components for emeralds. **0.6.1** - Electrician now buys raw crafting materials as well as selling components (max 2 sell + 2 buy items per trade tier, always both present). **0.6.2** - Resistor/Capacitor/Inductor recipes reshaped to a horizontal lead-body-lead pattern (iron nugget / body material / iron nugget); resistor and inductor each accept either of two body materials. **0.7.0** - Added R2V and V2R Converters: read/write real redstone signal strength (not just on/off) as a DC voltage, V = A*16 + B from two 0-15 redstone inputs (A=North, B=South), and the inverse. **0.7.1** - Fixed a bug in the R2V/V2R voltage encoding (was A*15+B, a non-bijective formula that made some A/B pairs indistinguishable; corrected to A*16+B). **0.7.2** - Reduced Electrician buy-trade quantities to more reasonable amounts (8, or 4 for amethyst shard). **0.8.0** - Added a second villager profession, Electronics Engineer (job site: Workbench): NPN/PNP/NMOS/PMOS transistors, a Current Source, a Voltmeter, and all four classic dependent/controlled sources (VCVS/VCCS/CCCS/CCVS). The Diode moved from the Electrician to the Electronics Engineer. Fixed a bug where 3-terminal components (including the Ideal Op-Amp) couldn't get shift+right-click value-editor support. **0.8.1** - Fixed both villager workshop structures (Electrician's and Electronics Engineer's) leaving a 1-block trench around the building due to a footing/clearing size mismatch. **0.8.2** - Wire recipe changed from shapeless (1 copper ingot -> 6 Wire) to shaped (3 copper ingots in a row -> 9 Wire). See the full README at https://github.com/rpicos-uib/circuitcraft for the complete component list.

Adds AC (small-signal) analysis and a Bode-plot probe. A second, complex-valued solver runs alongside the existing transient one, sharing the same wiring topology. Every passive element gains an AC case using its textbook impedance; independent voltage sources other than the new AC Source are stamped at 0V, the standard small-signal convention. New AC Source component (amplitude + swept frequency range, set through the shift-right-click value editor). New AC Probe item: right-click an AC Source to pin it, then right-click a signal point to run a 60-point log-spaced sweep and show a Bode plot (magnitude in dB, phase in degrees). The Ideal Op-Amp gets a two-pole open-loop gain model for AC purposes (100dB DC gain, poles at 20Hz and 3MHz), leaving its DC/transient behavior unchanged.

Adds a sign-style numeric value editor: shift-right-click on any single-valued component (Resistor, Capacitor, Inductor, Power Supply, Voltage Module, Frequency Module) now opens a text-entry screen instead of only cycling the fixed preset list, clamped both client- and server-side to the same min/max range the preset cycle already spans. The Memristor gains two newly-editable parameters, R_on and R_off, alongside its existing switching-charge preset. Plain right-click still cycles presets exactly as before.

First public release. Since the project's initial internal builds: - Diode (linearized Shockley companion model, silicon/germanium/red-LED presets) - Ideal Op-Amp (nullor formulation, first 3-terminal component) - X-Y oscilloscope probe (independent per-axis auto-scaling, SI-prefixed scale labels) - Oscilloscope full-scale tick labels on both HUDs (SI-prefixed: k/m/u/n/p) - Renamed from an earlier internal working name to CircuitCraft