Telepistons Mod FAQ

Open your mod config settings and look for the animation style option. Select either Telescopic (the Bedrock-style extending arm) or Squishy (the compressed/squashed alternative), then save and restart your world for the change to take effect.

Yes, particle effects are optional. In the mod config, find the particle emission setting and disable it if you prefer cleaner visuals or want better performance.

Yes, Telepistons Mod is purely visual and doesn't change how pistons function mechanically, so all your existing redstone builds work exactly the same.

The mod includes animation speed customization in its config file. Adjust the speed value to your preference—higher numbers make animations faster, lower numbers make them slower.

Yes, but all players need the mod installed to see the custom animations. Without it, other players will see standard vanilla piston behavior.

Most piston mods are compatible since Telepistons only changes the animation layer, but check for conflicts if you're using mods that heavily modify piston mechanics.

The performance impact is minimal, but if you're running on low-end hardware, disabling particle effects in the config will help.

Push a piston and watch it extend—if the arm stretches out smoothly, you're using Telescopic; if it squashes and compresses, you're using Squishy.

Check your mod config for separate extend and retract speed settings; not all versions support this, so your options depend on which configuration options are available.

Yes, sticky pistons and slime/honey block contraptions animate the same way as regular pistons and are fully compatible.