Channel your inner Benjamin Franklin by harnessing a new power source in this endless crafting game. Electricity is your ticket to making Cars, Vacuums, and more. In this guide, I’ll cover how to make Electricity in Infinite Craft.
How to Get Electricity in Infinite Craft
Electricity is a component in several technology recipes in Infinite Craft, and luckily, you can begin making it from Water and Fire. However, I discovered it much later through a slightly more complicated process. I’ve listed both methods down below.
The easiest way to create Electricity in Infinite Craft is with these four combinations:
- Water + Fire = Steam
- Steam + Steam = Cloud
- Cloud + Fire = Lightning
- Lightning + Steam = Electricity
You’re not limited to one route when you want to discover a new item, though. You can also create Electricity by combining Storm + Windmill. Getting both components requires a few more steps. To make a Storm in Infinite Craft, combine Rain + Wind. If you don’t already have Rain, you can easily make it by combining Steam + Cloud.
The first step to make a Windmill in Infinite Craft is to combine Steam + Fire, which gives you an Engine. From there, mix Engine + Wind to get a Windmill. Finally, combine Storm + Windmill to create Electricity.
What Recipes Require Electricity in Infinite Craft?
Creating Electricity is as vital as making Time in Infinite Craft, opening up several crafting opportunities when mixed with other items. Here, I’ve collected a list of useful, funny, and interesting combinations you can try:
- Electricity + Rich = Bill Gates
- Electricity + Steam = Train
- Electricity + Tornado = Tesla
- Electricity + Lava = Magma
- Electricity + Glass = Light Bulb
- Electricity + Light Bulb = Idea
- Electricity + Fish = Eel
- Electricity + Sun = Solar Panel
- Electricity + Party = Rave
- Electricity + Lens = Laser
- Electricity + Moon = Werewolf
- Electricity + Black Hole = Singularity
That’s everything you need to know about how to make Electricity in Infinite Craft. Don’t be afraid to get weird with your combinations, especially if you’re hunting for First Discoveries. For more fun recipes, such as how to make Darth Vader, check out our growing Infinite Craft guides hub.
