Signal Pilot Peripherals FAQ

Craft a prebuilt vehicle like a car or plane from the crafting table, or place individual part blocks (engine, wheels, frame, seat, controller) in the shape you want and right-click the controller with a wrench to assemble it. Either way, fuel it with coal, charcoal, or blaze powder, pair an RC Remote to it, and you're ready to drive.

Check that your vehicle has fuel by pressing H while looking at it—if the fuel bar is empty, right-click it with coal, charcoal, or blaze powder. Also make sure the RC Remote is paired to the vehicle and you're holding it while driving.

Right-click the assembled vehicle with a wrench and it will instantly break apart, returning every part block to your inventory.

Planes need forward speed to generate lift from their wings and must be moving to stay airborne, while helicopters use rotors to take off straight up and can hover in place without moving forward.

Yes—right-click your vehicle with a paintbrush to open the painting interface and draw custom pixel-by-pixel designs on it.

Remote controls consume durability while active, but you can enchant them with Unbreaking or Mending to extend their lifespan.

Add more wheels to your build—wheels improve turning response and allow smooth climbing over solid blocks.

If your vehicle has pontoons, it will float; otherwise it will sink. Boats with pontoons can cross water or slide across beaches.

You can add a seat block to your custom vehicle to sit inside it, or use an RC Remote to control it from a distance with a first-person camera view.

Press H while looking at any assembled vehicle to inspect its stats, including the remaining fuel level and other performance data.