[Mod] Simple teleporters [easyporter]

[qwertymine3]

This is a simple teleporter mod with no GUI.

How to use:
Place 4 nodes of one material surrounding the portal block (in and out portal), to set the type of portal.
The in portal requires no further actions, but the out portal must be right-clicked before it will work.

The in portal will teleport the player to the out portal surrounded by the same node.
There can be any number of in portals for every out portal.

Crafting

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-- In portal (Enterance)
default:diamond default:mese         default:diamond
default:diamond default:mese_crystal default:diamond
default:diamond default:mese_crystal default:diamond

-- Out portal (Exit)
default:diamond default:mese_crystal default:diamond
default:diamond default:mese_crystal default:diamond
default:diamond default:mese         default:diamond


-- Depends = Default (crafting)
-- License = MIT
-- Download = https://github.com/Qwertymine/easyporter/archive/master.zip
-- Github = https://github.com/Qwertymine/easyporter

[TheReaperKing]

This is an awesome idea!! I love the simplicity but functionality, thank you!

[azekill_DIABLO]

+1

[qwertymine3]

Released!

[Krock]

Interesting idea. Would it be possible to add bidirectional teleporters, so it's not required to set up two teleporter stations on each side? It is indeed helpful to teleport to common places by creating an in-portal in front of your house to get easily to the wanted destination, but backwards isn't that easy, as the area will be most likely protected there.

[qwertymine3]

Interesting idea. Would it be possible to add bidirectional teleporters, so it's not required to set up two teleporter stations on each side? It is indeed helpful to teleport to common places by creating an in-portal in front of your house to get easily to the wanted destination, but backwards isn't that easy, as the area will be most likely protected there.

Can you explain what you mean by this?
If portals were bi-directional, you would have to set up a portal at each end, so it still wouldn't get around the issue of protected areas.
Also it means that you lose the ability to connect to an 'out portal' from anywhere, as the node type doesn't identify a single position anymore.