Ranged Wireless Redstone Wiki & Guide

Check your mod's crafting recipes in-game using your recipe viewer or wiki—transmitter recipes vary by mod version. Once crafted, place it down and right-click to assign it a channel number.

No, they work across chunk boundaries as long as both blocks are within the range limit (default 256 blocks). The range is measured in straight-line distance, not chunk alignment.

Yes, all receivers on the same channel will activate when the transmitter on that channel sends a signal. This is useful for triggering multiple machines at once.

Check that both blocks are on the same channel number—right-click each to verify. Also confirm the transmitter is actually receiving a redstone signal input; if it's not powered, it won't transmit.

Tiny blocks are smaller and can be placed on panels if you have the Tiny Redstone mod installed, making them ideal for compact builds. They function the same way but take up less space.

Yes, the default 256-block range can be adjusted in the server configuration settings. Check your mod config file for the distance limit option.

Transmitters output a redstone signal that receivers detect, so comparators can read from receivers the same way they would from any redstone source. Check your mod version's documentation for signal strength behavior.

Both transmitters will activate all receivers on that channel simultaneously. If you want independent control, assign different channel numbers to each transmitter.

Wireless redstone signals pass through all blocks—line of sight is not required. The signal only depends on the distance between transmitter and receiver.

Yes, the mod works fine without Tiny Redstone. The tiny wireless blocks simply won't appear as crafting options if the Tiny Redstone mod isn't present.