Prevent Accidental Detonations and Protect Your Remotes

A misplaced lever or a stranger with your remote can turn a stockpile of Antimatter bombs into a disaster. The mod gives you tools to stop both problems.

Turning off redstone sensitivity

Linked explosives can respond to redstone, and you can toggle this from the remote with a single click.

1. Right-click each bomb with your Bomb Remote to link it.

2. Open the remote's interface.

3. Toggle redstone sensitivity off for any bomb that sits near circuits, doors, pressure plates or farms. That bomb will then go off only when you trigger it from the remote.

4. Toggle sensitivity back on when you actually want a bomb wired into a redstone contraption.

This is especially useful for storing bombs in a base. It also matters for bunkers, where a stray signal could set off something under your own feet.

Keeping remotes out of the wrong hands

• A Bomb Remote locks to the first player who uses it. Use each new remote yourself straight away, so nobody else can claim it.
• On multiplayer servers, each player should use their own remote. A locked remote will not work for anyone else.

Auditing your bombs

Open the remote now and then and review the coordinate list. If you see a location you do not recognize, or have forgotten, go and check it. Make sure no live bomb sits under a build you care about.