Aeinfinity Booster FAQ

It removes the distance limit on your wireless AE network so your terminal keeps working no matter how far you travel. Place it in your network and your wireless range effectively becomes unlimited within that dimension.

Put the Dimension Card into your wireless terminal so it can connect to your AE network from another dimension. Once installed, your terminal links back to the network even when you're in a different dimension than your controllers and drives.

They solve different problems: the Booster handles distance within a dimension, while the Dimension Card handles cross-dimension access. If you want unlimited range everywhere, you generally want both.

It goes into your ME network like other AE infrastructure, connected to the same network as your controller and wireless access point. Once it's part of the network, the range boost applies to terminals linked to that network.

Check that the Booster and Dimension Card are actually installed in the terminal and that the terminal is linked to the correct network. Also confirm your network has power and a wireless access point, since the cards extend range but don't replace the base connection.

It's designed to let your terminal reach your AE network across dimensions, so it generally works anywhere the mod's dimension handling applies. If a specific modded dimension doesn't connect, that's usually a compatibility issue rather than a setup mistake.

No — the Booster extends range, but your network still needs a wireless access point for terminals to connect to. The Booster removes the distance cap; it doesn't create the wireless signal itself.

The Booster is a range modifier, not a chunk loader, so it doesn't keep distant areas loaded on its own. Performance impact is generally minimal, but cross-dimension access still depends on your network being loaded where it lives.

They're built to extend standard AE2 wireless behavior, so they usually play fine alongside other AE2 addons. Conflicts are rare and typically show up as terminals failing to link rather than crashes.

Yes — they're items you install into a terminal, so you can remove and reinstall them elsewhere. Just remember to re-link the terminal to your network after moving the cards.

It adds two items: the dimension card and the infinity range booster. The infinity range booster gives terminals and crafting devices infinite range, and the dimension card lets them work across different dimensions.

The infinity range booster is an item added by this mod that allows terminals and crafting devices to have infinite range. It is one of the two items the mod registers.

The dimension card is an item added by this mod that enables the use of terminals and crafting devices across different dimensions. It is one of the two items the mod registers.

The wiki lists a Recipes section and a crafting entry, but the gathered facts do not include the actual recipe ingredients. Check the wiki's Recipes section for the exact recipe.

The wiki lists a Recipes section and a crafting entry, but the gathered facts do not include the actual recipe ingredients. Check the wiki's Recipes section for the exact recipe.

Infinite range and cross-dimension use are handled by two separate items. The infinity range booster gives infinite range, while the dimension card is what enables use across different dimensions.

It registers two items: the dimension card and the infinity range booster.

It adds infinite range for terminals and crafting devices via the infinity range booster, and cross-dimension use of terminals and crafting devices via the dimension card.