Simple Teleporters Mod FAQ

Mine Ender Shards from the ore that generates in your world, then craft a Teleporter block using those shards. Place two Teleporters, link them together, and step in to travel between them.

Place down both Teleporter blocks, then use an Ender Shard on each one to set them as a linked pair. Once both are linked, stepping into either one sends you to the other.

Stand on or step into a linked Teleporter block and you'll be transported to its partner block. If nothing happens, check that both ends are linked and that the destination block still exists.

The most common causes are unlinked blocks, a broken or missing destination Teleporter, or a chunk that isn't loaded. Re-link both ends with Ender Shards and make sure the destination block is still placed.

Ender Shards come from the mod's ore, which generates underground in your world. Mine it with a pickaxe to collect the shards you need for crafting and linking Teleporters.

Yes, you can link Teleporters in pairs to connect several bases together. Each pair works independently, so you can set up a chain or hub of Teleporters across your world.

Teleporters link in pairs, so each block connects to one destination. To reach multiple locations, place separate linked pairs or build a hub with several Teleporters at one spot.

It generally works alongside most other mods since it only adds its own blocks and items. Conflicts are rare, but if another mod changes teleportation or chunk loading you may see odd behavior.

The mod is lightweight and shouldn't cause noticeable lag on its own. Performance issues usually come from having many Teleporters across loaded chunks, so keep your network reasonable.

Teleporters link blocks within your world, so cross-dimension travel depends on how you set them up. If a link doesn't work across dimensions, place a Teleporter on each side and link them within the same dimension instead.