Features:
- Transmits a redstone signal wirelessly between two points
- Signal is carried even through non-loaded chunks
- Convenient for large redstone techniques and long distances
- WLR Linker pairs a WLR Acceptor with a WLR Emitter
- Right-click the acceptor first then the matching emitter to link them
- The emitter passes an incoming redstone signal to the acceptor
- The acceptor outputs the received signal on the other end
- Remote activator toggles a redstone output from anywhere
- Multiemitter sends one wireless signal to multiple acceptors
- Forge support
- For Minecraft 1.13.2
- Made by MrTroble
TC Wireless Redstone is a simple mod that moves a redstone signal from one place to another without any wire in between. That makes it a practical fix for large redstone contraptions where cable routing turns into a mess, and for links that need to stretch across long distances. Because the connection carries through chunks that are not loaded, a remote setup keeps responding even when nobody is standing nearby.
The system is built from three parts. A WLR Linker pairs a WLR Acceptor with a WLR Emitter: right-click the acceptor first, then the matching emitter. From that point on the emitter forwards any incoming redstone signal to its acceptor, which outputs it at the far end exactly as if the two blocks were wired together.
On top of the basic pair there is a remote activator that toggles a redstone output from anywhere, and a multiemitter that broadcasts a single wireless signal to several acceptors at once. This build targets Minecraft 1.13.2 on Forge.
