Wireless Redstone Signals

A wireless network is built from two kinds of component: a transmitter and a receiver. The transmitter reads the redstone signal arriving at its side and sends the strongest one across the network, and each receiver outputs that signal locally. Each network carries its own unique name, so separate networks run independently of each other, and several transmitters can share one name when they should feed the same network.

Range is limited by how far transmitters and receivers sit from each other, so a long-distance link needs careful placement. Signals do not cross between dimensions: the overworld and the nether each form their own separate networks, even when the names match. Because the behavior is well defined, a builder can predict what a receiver will output before wiring the rest of a circuit.

The mod is licensed under the MIT License and is open source, with its source code and issue tracker published. Fabric API is a required dependency, so it must be installed alongside this mod. The environment is client and server: servers and players both need it, and the files target the 1.21.4 – 26.3 range in four release versions.