Create a Wireless Redstone Network Across Your Base

Understanding Transmitters and Receivers

The Sculk Transmitter broadcasts wireless redstone signals when powered, while Sculk Receivers pick up those signals and output active redstone power. Transmitters and receivers must be tuned to the same frequency to communicate.

Setting Up Your Network

Place a Sculk Transmitter on any block face—walls, floors, or ceilings work equally well. Attach a receiver elsewhere in your base, ensuring it's not positioned directly behind the transmitter (receivers cannot be placed on the face the transmitter is pointing toward). Power the transmitter with redstone, and the receiver will activate instantly.

Expanding Across Distance

Wireless signals travel through walls and obstacles, making them ideal for connecting distant contraptions without visible redstone lines. Use multiple transmitter-receiver pairs on different frequencies to create independent control circuits. This is especially useful for triggering farms, doors, or lighting systems from a central control room.

Practical Applications

Combine wireless receivers with Harvesters to trigger crop collection remotely, or link them to Dripleaf Launchers for item sorting systems across your base.