UED

UEDs or Universe Emulator Devices are devices capable of simulating universes through an unknown means using relatively low amounts of power.
UEDs can run on as low as 5000 watts of power without issue.
==Physical Description==
UEDs have a grey pyramid-like base, with 4 dark grey rectangular prisms on each corner of the top face, the top face having a hole that extends ~0.827 feet down. Each of the 4 rectangular prisms have a set of 2 prism-like prongs that extend to the center though not all the way in, with a small straight section inbetween 2 prongs that meet close to eachother. On the front it has a light grey trapezoidal interface, with 3 white buttons which all have red icons on them and a light. The left button, which has a left facing triangle icon, is the backwards button which reverses time inside the universe it creates for as long as the button is held down, the right button, which has a right facing triangle icon, is the fastforward button which makes time in the universe it creates go 100x faster for as long as its held down, and the middle button, which has a circular icon, is the pause/unpause button, which pauses/unpauses the universe it creates(indicated by the light next to the button, if its black that means the UED is off, if its red that means the UED's universe is paused, if its green that means the UED's universes is unpaused).
UEDs also have a dark grey port on the left face, and come with a free cord that lets you plug the UED into a laptop/pc with said port. When creating a universe, it makes it directly inbetween the 4 rectangular prisms, and the universe has a upper "outside size limit" of ~1.621 feet in diameter(outside size limit = how large it can be in the "real" world). On the back UEDs have a cord that can allow them to be directly plugged into a wall socket.
==Function==
When bought, UEDS come with a randomly generated infinitely large universe, which is paused when turned on for the first time so arent jumpscared by it's Big Bang when turned on and so you can edit your universe before anything happens. In order to enter your universe you simply have to make skin contact with the physical manifestation of the universe, and entering your universe makes you a god of it(though if you bring some friends along into your universe they do not become gods as they werent the creator of the universe, though they still gain invulnerability), giving you basic control over it's reality and making you unkillable until your leave your universe(Note that anything attached to you goes through with you as long as its not also attached to something on the outside, and things like clothes, glasses, things in your pocket, ect, count as being attached). When plugged into a laptop/pc, UEDs start downloading a program called a Visual Universe Editor(VUE), which as the name implies lets you edit your universe. The VUE is a simple program, you can edit things like a gravity multiplier(default: 1(makes gravity the same as our universe's gravity)), atom bonding force multiplier(default: 1(makes atom bonding force the same as our universe's atom bonding force)), electric charge multiplier(default: 1(makes electric charge the same as our universe's electric charge)), speed of light multiplier(default: 1(makes speed of light the same as our universe's speed of light)), ect, and you can edit the geometry of the universe, like it's "curvature" and if it has a floor. If you give your universe a floor, several things will change, like planets and stuff will stop forming and you gain the option to add a sun to your universe, aswell as the option to edit your universe's day-night cycle, and what the floor is made of and it's shape. When editing your universe's floor's shape, you have 2 options for how it will look: mathmatical function(creates a 3d graph based on inputted math)(only lets you make the surface), and generated(allows you to model a section aswell as input text and a advanced ai will generate the rest of the universe's look)(lets you make both a surface and underground), the 2 floor options can be overlayed ontop of eachother too. You can also force things to happen in your universe(such as forcing life to form at some point or forcing life to form close to more life), enable/disable a magic system(editable), and enable/disable anomalies(editable). There are several presets for universes that you can load: Flat Plain(flat featureless universe with a 50 hour day-night cycle), Sinewave(nearly featureless floor that goes up and down like a sinewave, also has a 50 hour day-night cycle), Natural(random every time), Liveley(natural but always habitable and forces life to develop in many places), Habitable(natural but always habitable, though life isnt guaranteed), Void(empty space), and Dead(forces life to not develop on it's own). Universes are stored locally and can be saved/loaded at any time, they create backups every 5 seconds, though universes by default run at 100 years every second. Somehow, universes can be directly pulled off of a UED, and still be edited and saved/loaded, the universes weigh ~5 tons however, and are kinda fragile, cracking when dropped. Cracked universes usually repair themselves over a time frame of 3000 in-universe years, though the cracks represent themselves in the universe itself as Universal Failures. Completely shattering a universe or completely chipping off a piece of one automatically turns off the UED without saving to avoid potential catastrophic errors. UEDs are also completely hack-proof, unbreakable, and cannot be reverse engineered in any way. UEDs have also never had any glitches or malfunctions, except for one.
Given that anything entering a universe inside a UED cannot be attached to the outside, you cannot use UEDs for infinite power as a wire cannot be put through, and charging a battery inside a UED universe and then trying to take it out will instantly drain it, and if that battery somehow had infinite energy inside it you would only get as much power out as was being used to create the universe(as low as 5000 watts).
==Controversy==
Some xAs think playing god with a UED is just bad for several reasons, even though there are safe guards in place inside the UEDs to make sure that users dont use them for horrible illegal things(eg. kicking them out and not letting them in for an extended period of time).
Some xAs think that its unethical to technically in an instant be able to create thousands of souls destined to suffer given most universes are infinite in size, though defenders of UEDs say its all simulated so it doesnt matter, and that a painless universe wouldnt be a natural one.
One time an xA tried to simulate their own universe inside a UED, which caused an xA inside their simulated universe to do the same, ect ect, this made the UED quickly become glowing red hot and deleted the universe it was simulating to prevent itself from exploding.