Calibrated Access

Calibrated Access adds four Remote Accessor items, from the first tier to the highest, that let a player open the screen of a calibrated block from a distance. A remote is set up by sneak-interacting with a functional block while holding the accessor, which links it to that block. The first tier, the Novice Accessor, is simple to craft and suits the early game, where it can reach a bank of items without walking back and forth. Higher tiers reach farther and, at the top, can open blocks in other dimensions, though the Novice Accessor cannot. The Skilled Accessor needs Quartz, which means players must first venture out to find it.

Each use of a calibrated remote consumes one access point, and a remote with none left cannot open its block. The Novice Accessor holds three accesses, the Skilled Accessor seven and the Expert Accessor fifteen, while the Unlimited Accessor has no access counter. Recalibrating with another block is the only way to refill the count. After a remote is used, a 15-second grace period starts, during which the player can open and close it without spending another access point. A zap effect from the antenna shows while the grace period is active. The Unlimited Accessor's zap is only visual.

The mod is licensed under the MIT License and is open source. It runs on the client and the server, so both need it. Fabric API is required, and Pehkui is an optional dependency. Data Criteria is bundled inside the mod.