Build. Connect. Experiment.

Create Definition is an experimental engineering sandbox built around a simple idea: what happens when you start building your own energy network?

Place a rotating generator and use energy transmitters to move its power across your construction.

But energy isn't transferred perfectly.

Every connection comes with losses.

Build short and efficient networks, create long chains of transmitters, experiment with different configurations, and watch your system work.

Current Features

• Rotating energy generators
• Energy transmitters
• Energy transfer with losses
• Build and connect your own networks
• Delete placed components
• Simple sandbox environment
• Real-time simulation
• Experimental physics/energy system

The Idea

There are no objectives, missions or predefined machines.

You decide what to build.

Maybe you want to create a simple generator-to-generator system.

Maybe you want to build an absurdly long chain and see how much energy survives.

Or maybe you just want to fuck around with the system and see what happens.

That's the point.

Current State

Create Definition is currently an early prototype.

The project is focused on developing the core energy-transfer system and experimenting with possible future mechanics.

More machines, energy systems and building possibilities may be added in future updates.

Possible Future Features

• More types of generators
• Different energy transmitters
• Motors and machines
• Gears and mechanical systems
• More advanced energy-loss mechanics
• Storage systems
• Switches and controllers
• Larger sandbox environments
• More complex engineering systems

Feedback

If you find an interesting way to break the energy system, create a ridiculous machine, or discover something that shouldn't happen — that's exactly the kind of feedback that is useful for this project.

Build something. Connect it. See what happens.