What Is the CRAFTDIS Teleporter Network?
If you have ever wanted a centralized teleportation system that feels like stepping into your own personal TARDIS, the CRAFTDIS datapack delivers exactly that. At its core, CRAFTDIS is a network of player-built teleporters all linked to a shared hub dimension. Once you construct a teleporter and step inside, you are whisked away to a central control room where you can manage destinations, store items across dimensions, and even unlock time travel. It turns fast travel into a balanced survival mechanic by requiring Redstone Blocks as fuel, making every journey feel earned.
Building Your First Teleporter
The construction recipe is surprisingly simple and uses only a handful of early-game blocks. Follow these steps to create a working CRAFTDIS entry point:
- Place two central support blocks on the ground, one block apart.
- Surround those supports with four Iron Doors, forming a tight 2x2 square of doors.
- Put any solid block directly on top of each support block, creating a small roof.
- Remove the two support blocks underneath and place a Pressure Plate on the ground where they were.
- Step onto the pressure plate — the doors will snap shut around you, and the teleporter activates.
That moment when the doors close and the hub dimension loads is genuinely thrilling. The whole setup looks oddly familiar if you have ever built a nether portal frame, but the result is entirely unique. Once inside, you receive a Destination Data Book tagged with the coordinates of the teleporter you just entered from. This book becomes your key to returning home or linking multiple teleporters together.
Entering the Hub and Using Destination Data Books
When you first step into the CRAFTDIS hub, you are greeted by a compact control room with dispensers, buttons, and an exit portal. The Destination Data Book you receive is the heart of the system. It stores the location of any teleporter you have visited, and you can insert it into a specific dispenser to set that location as your next target. The hub itself is safe from mobs and weather, making it a perfect inter-dimensional rest stop. If you are looking for a hassle-free way to install this datapack, the foxygame.net launcher lets you browse and add mods directly from its menu, making setup a breeze without digging through file folders.
Fueling Your Teleporter with Redstone Blocks
Teleportation is not free — CRAFTDIS runs on Redstone Blocks. The hub can store up to 64 Redstone Blocks at once, and every time you set a new destination, one block is consumed. When you first enter the hub, three Redstone Blocks are pre-loaded so you never get trapped without a way out. This fuel system adds a layer of resource management that keeps the datapack balanced for casual survival worlds. You cannot simply spam teleports; you need to mine Redstone, craft blocks, and keep the network supplied.
Setting a Target Destination
The process is straightforward:
- Place any Destination Data Book into the dispenser marked for target selection.
- Press the button next to that dispenser.
- One Redstone Block is consumed, and the book’s location becomes the active target.
- Walk through the exit portal, and you will be teleported to that exact spot.
Note that you can only teleport to other CRAFTDIS teleporters you have built in your world. The network works across all dimensions — Overworld, Nether, and End — so you can link bases thousands of blocks apart instantly.
Upgrading the Central Hub
While inside the hub, you can permanently upgrade its capabilities by inserting specific items into a dedicated dispenser. Each upgrade unlocks new features or improves efficiency:
- 32 Barrels – Unlocks Interdimensional Item Storage, allowing you to stash gear and resources accessible from any teleporter.
- 16 Lecterns – Adds a dedicated bank for storing Destination Data Books, so you never lose a location again.
- 16 Clocks – Activates the time travel module, granting access to entirely new dimensions that represent different eras.
- Conduit – Reduces the chance of consuming a Redstone Block when setting a target by 10%.
- Netherite Ingot – Further reduces fuel consumption chance by 20%.
- Dragon Egg – A massive 50% reduction in Redstone Block usage, making late-game teleportation incredibly efficient.
These upgrades give you long-term goals. You might start with a simple teleporter network and gradually transform it into a full-blown time-traveling storage nexus.
Time Travel and Hidden Dimensions
Once the time travel module is unlocked via 16 Clocks, three new dimensions become available. Each represents a distinct point in time, complete with unique terrain, resources, and dangers. Exploring these eras is not just for show — you can find a brand-new enchantment that cannot be obtained anywhere else. Additionally, hunting in these prehistoric landscapes yields a new food item: Dinosaur Meat. It restores a generous amount of hunger and saturation, making it a prized survival resource.
Why CRAFTDIS Stands Out
Many teleportation mods either feel too cheap or overly complicated. CRAFTDIS strikes a rare balance by using Redstone Blocks as fuel and requiring physical books to store destinations. The upgrade path keeps you engaged, and the time travel module adds a layer of mystery that rewards exploration. The entire system feels cohesive, as if it belongs in vanilla Minecraft but with a sci-fi twist. Whether you are connecting distant farms, building a server-wide travel network, or just want a cozy hub to call your own, CRAFTDIS delivers a polished and satisfying experience.
Overall, this datapack transforms how you think about movement and base connectivity. The combination of simple construction, resource-based fuel, and meaningful upgrades makes every teleporter feel like a small engineering triumph. If you enjoy Doctor Who vibes or just want a more immersive fast-travel system, CRAFTDIS is well worth adding to your world.