How to Make Teleporter in Minecraft

Teleporter is a high-tier electrical machine from the IndustrialCraft 2 mod (IC2) that instantly transports a player and the player's full inventory between two linked units in the same dimension. Teleporter carries no internal EU buffer of its own: power is pulled straight from storage blocks placed directly against the machine (an MFE or an MFSU; several adjacent storages drain evenly), and no cable can attach at all. Pairing is done with a Frequency Transmitter — right-click the first Teleporter, then right-click the second with the tool, and right-click any other block to wipe the stored link. Once paired, a redstone signal applied to the sending Teleporter instantly warps the player standing one block above it to the destination.

The EU price follows the formula 5 × weight × (distance + 10)^0.7 — not the square of distance: a player counts as 1000 weight, each worn armor piece adds 100, and every full inventory stack adds 100 more (roughly 5000 worst case), while animals weigh 100 and mobs 500, so they can be warped too. Because the distance exponent sits below 1, one long direct jump always costs less than two chained hops, and dropping armor before traveling cuts the bill. A Teleporter is crafted from four Advanced Circuits, two Glass Fibre Cables, one Frequency Transmitter, one Advanced Machine Block, and a Diamond, placing it in the late-game electrical tier alongside the MFSU. Teleporter exists only as a Java Edition IC2 mod block with no Bedrock Edition counterpart, and the vanilla End Gateway and End Portal are separate blocks tied to End-dimension travel rather than EU.