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Transduction Barrier

block-transduction-barrier.pngThe Transduction Barrier is a block that prevents nearby Tardises from landing within its defined radius if the Tardis' Landing Codes don't match that of the barrier.

Crafting Recipe

Name Ingredients Recipe Transduction Barrier
    1 x Dematerialisation Circuit 1 x Exotronic Circuit 1 x Ghast Tear 2 x Iron Ingot 2 x Obsidian 1 x Landing Pad 1 x Shield Generator

     

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    Uses

    Preventing Unauthorised Tardis Landings

    The Transduction Barrier can prevent any Tardis without a matching Landing Code from landing within a 25 block radius of this block.

    Any Tardises that don't have the same Landing Code will be redirected (without warning) to a random block position outside the radius. 

    Setting Traps for Unauthorised Players

    Transduction Barriers can be used in conjunction with Landing Pads and other mechanics to create deadly traps for intruding Tardis pilots. For example, a Transduction Barrier can be used to push out unauthorised Tardises, and Landing Pads can be used to force a Tardis to land on the pad that is set within a trap. 

    Usage

    Preventing Unauthorised Tardis Landings

    Setting Up Landing Codes

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      Hold a Sonic Screwdriver Right click with the screwdriver on the Transduction Barrier. A GUI will shown on Screen Enter a landing code. Do not use characters that cannot be viewed without requiring tools such as Notepad++
      Powering the Transduction Barrier

      To allow the Transduction Barrier to take effect, it must be powered by Forge Energy (Redstone Flux) and a Redstone signal. 

      The Transduction Barrier requires 1 Forge Energy Units per second and will drain 500 Forge Energy Units each time it blocks an unauthorised Tardis from landing.(Configurable via Server Config) 

      It can store up to 10,000 FE by default, meaning it can block up to 20 times. 

      The Transduction Barrier must be constantly powered by a Redstone Signal to remain active. If there is no Redstone Signal present, it will not function. 

      Viewing Transduction Landing Code

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        You can view the Transduction Barrier's current Landing code by holding a Sonic Screwdriver and mousing over the barrier.

        Allowing Players Access to Protected Areas

        You can allow Transduction barrier protected areas by setting the Landing Code of a Tardis to match that of the Transduction Barrier Code.

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          To do this, right click on a Tardis Monitor Block Navigate to Exterior Properties -> Set Landing Code. Set the Tardis' Landing Code exactly the same as the Transduction Barrier Landing Code Press the Update Code button Attempt to land within 2532 blocks of the Transduction Barrier.  The radius in which the Transduction Barrier takes effect can also be configured using the Tardis Server Config