Gateways

Gateways

IMPORTANT NOTE-- Gateways uses the rendering library Veil, which may not be compatible with other rendering libraries like sodium or optifabric.

Gateways is a Minecraft mod which adds gateways you can teleport around with. It adds the following features:

• Gateway hub
  • Crafted with four chorus flowers, four amethyst blocks, and an eye of ender
  • Each hub has a frequency, and stores a destination frequency
  • Hubs are the center of gateways. A gateway is formed by placing a hub in the center of a square of amethyst (or resonant amethyst) blocks. Gateways can be up to a 7x7 square
  • Upon right-clicking, the eye of the block will open if the pad and the pad to be teleported to are both valid. On the next right-click, all the blocks and entities on the pad will be teleported
  • When it teleports, there are some cool particles and a really fancy flash animation on both sides
• Tuning fork
  • Crafted with a copper ingot and iron bars
  • When you shift right-click on a hub, it tunes the tuning fork to that hub's frequency
  • When you right click a hub with a tuned tuning fork, it gives the hub the frequency
• Resonant amethyst
  • Crafted with two amethyst blocks and two glowstone dust
  • Works the same as amethyst, is valid for gateway pads
  • When right-clicked with a tuned tuning fork, propagates the frequency through it to any connected hubs
• Cracked amethyst / cracked resonant amethyst
  • When a gateway teleports, it turns some of its amethyst or resonant amethyst into their cracked variants
  • It can be fixed by either:
    • Right clicking it with an amethyst shard
    • Throwing an amethyst shard on top of it
    • Throwing an amethyst shard on the ground nearby, and throwing a bottle of exp on it. Consumes the exp, but can fix multiple cracked blocks
• Resonance conduit
  • Crafted with two polished basalt and a resonant amethyst
  • Stores a tuning fork
  • When powered from below, propagates a frequency downward (directly to a hub or to a hub connected through resonant amethyst)