Who dont want to travel fast in minecraft. I plan on many more rails, but there are only 3 yet.
This mod require uteamcore!
Highspeed Rail
Highspeed Rail (5 Blocks/Tick equals 100 Blocks/Second if Tps and Chunkloading is fast enough).
Crafting recipe is visible with jei or nei.
Teleport Rail
Teleport you and your minecart to every position in the world, even trough dimensions.
Crafting recipe is visible with jei or nei.
How to setup a teleport rail?
First drop an enderpearl and the rail at the location you want to teleport the minecarts. Wait about 5 seconds and you get rail bound to that location.
Place the rail at any location. The rail displays the consumption per teleport and the location. Did I hear consumption? Yes, you need fuel per teleport. Fuel are enderpears, and other things from the end. You can add and change the fuel in the config. Insert the fuel in the slot or with a hopper.
Now you can teleport minecarts! Dont forget: The rail needs to be powered with redstone. Hf :D
Direction Rail
This is like a repeater for minecarts. The can pass only in one direction. (Needs to be powered)
Crafting recipe is visible with jei or nei.
This mod can be packed in every modpack you want :)
Sourcecode is linked above and is available under Apache License 2.0.
Report Bugs here: Issue Tracker on Github
lol nice
Is there a config to reduce the highspeed rail speed? I'm afraid that 100 blocks/s is way too fast for my computer to handle
In reply to traveldesign:
Currently not.
The speed should not be a problem if you are not building very large tracks that needs to load a lot of chunks.
In reply to HyCraftHD:
Oh I imagined building a high speed rail system to different bases far from each other. Do you not recommend doing that?
In reply to traveldesign:
Well try it. It works with my pc quite well. If your games runs quite slow on your pc your may not try that.
Why can't i use any block for the construction of railroads using the single track builder? i saw in the comments that someone made it work for gravel and stone bricks, but i don't want to do it with just those kind of blocks. Also it doesnt accept normal rails... please make it work properly for 1.14.4
In reply to stefanititi:
The trackbuilder is only for highspeed rails and powered rails. The standard blocks are based on those in the real world but. Other blocks or rails can be added with datapacks when overriding those tag files: https://github.com/MC-U-Team/Useful-Railroads/tree/1.15.2/src/generated/resources/data/usefulrailroads/tags/items/track_builder
I tried adding turns using the default rail, and it works, but when the cart is actually sent it flies off instead of turning. Is there a specific way I have to make this?
In reply to AdamantRebel:
You need to slow down the cart first using vanilla powered rails e.g.
Can you please do something that makes the minecarts connect together
In reply to SoaR_OneShotTTV:
Maybe, but implementing a custom minecart isn't that easy I think.
Are you planning on adding fabric support?
In reply to xQQue:
Just use Forge instead of supporting the soon to fail "fabric"
In reply to VolgrimDCLXVI:
I wouldn't say Fabric is soon to fail. Unlike Forge, it's capable of running with Spigot, and PatchworkMC is making it possible to run Forge mods on Fabric (yes, it's Forge ON Fabric, not Fabric on Forge. That should clue you in that Fabric is more powerful than Forge), and while Forge has a significant number of mods more than Fabric on CurseForge right now, Fabric sits at 685 unique mods, while Forge sits at 3,015. It almost has a fourth of Forge's mod count in way less time, because it's far easier to develop for, and mixins are a godsend. While not as free as Forge's loading plugins, they require one class and are way more intuitive, impossible to mess up, and are always compatible with other mixins targeting the same area (unlike many loading plugins). To top it off, Fabric is much more lightweight than Forge, updates faster, and updates for snapshots, meaning modders can update their mods during snapshots to spread out development time, which not only feels easier after the first snapshot or two, but it makes it look like it took less time to update for players. Basically the day a new version is released, you could have your mod on the newest version if you used Fabric, compared to Forge where you have to wait on Forge and then spend possibly days, weeks, or even months updating your mod to the latest version. Fabric is more friendly to both players and developers compared to Forge.
But if you genuinely think Fabric will fail, be my guest. Use the more archaic mod loader. If that's what you're comfortable with, I can't really change your mind. But I get the feeling your perception of Fabric is a bit skewed incorrectly, so I thought I'd give you a bit more info on the platform, and maybe you'd come around to see that it really is here to stay.
Could you please add configs so that we can only enable the rails we want to use?
In reply to muteone2:
no, use datapacks or crafttweaker to remove recipes
Hi, how can i use the single track builder please ?
i don't understand how it's working.
ty for help.
In reply to abanain:
Add these kind of items and fuel (coal)
Then shift right click when the preview shows and the tool will build you a rail track. In the right upper corner you can change the mode.
hey how can i link 2 teleportation rails ? mine arent working
In reply to benkiller666:
Read the description here on curseforge. (Open the spoiler)
Little description: Drop the rail and an enderpearl the the teleportlocation and then you can place the rail anywhere in the world (even in an other dimension).
You must supply fuel (e.g. Enderpearls, Chorusfruits, Redstone or Gold)