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Dimensional Doors

Dimensional Doors is a mod for Hexxit which allows the player to create or enter areas called Pocket Dimensions. Pocket Dimensions are accessed with Dimensional Doors. These can either be player-created areas, or spawned in by world(s) generation.

Currently there are three different Dimensional Doors. They are the Dimensional Door, the Warp Door, and the Transdimensional Trapdoor. Each of these serve a different purpose. If pocket dimensions are thought of as levels, every Dimensional Door descends a level, and every Warp Door ascends a level. Every time a Dimensional Door is gone through without going back to the Overworld, an additional Warp Door is needed to ascend to the Overworld. However, the Transdimensional Trapdoor will bring the player back to the Overworld, although if the player goes too deep, the trapdoor may get "confused" on where to send them. The catch with these is that they are one-time use only!

However, no matter what the risk may be, the reward of these pocket dimensions can be worth it, with most chests having loot like diamonds and enchanted books. Creating a new pocket dimension, a 29x29x29 block area is created, all within a 2x1x1 area. The pocket dimensions also seem to act exactly like the Overworld, other than beds which will explode like in the Nether and no mobs will spawn, which means trees, farms or anything else can be protected in these dimensions. The only exception to this are Monster Spawner and Soul Cages.

Blocks

Technical Blocks

Items

Dimensions

Bugs

When returning from a dimension created by Dimensional Doors, there is a possibility of it resetting a chunk; causing anything player-placed in that chunk to be completely lost.
In some cases, rifts may be bugged and unable to be traveled through without first tossing any item through the rift to have it re-create itself and teleport the item to a dimension.
Dying in a pocket dimension with less than 4 spots free in your inventory and respawning in limbo will delete your worn armor starting with the helmet if it can't fit it as it places it there rather than equipping it.
Exiting the Limbo and going back to the Overworld may cause a chunk to generate, teleporting you to stone causing suffocation and death. Be sure to backup your saves before entering any Dimensional Doors.
If a Chocobo is ridden through a warp door connecting two points in the Overworld, the player will start falling through the blocks below them. If you log out and then back in again, the player will not be able to see anything on the minimap, and the game will lag from there on out. This seems to permanently corrupt your world save.

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+[[File:Wylker Spotlights Minecraft Dimensional Doors tutorial|thumb|right|225px|This video shows the dimensional doors and their features.]]
+'''Dimensional Doors'''
+Dimensional Doors is a mod for Hexxit which allows the player to create or enter areas called [[Pocket Dimensions]]. Pocket Dimensions are accessed with Dimensional Doors. These can either be player-created areas, or spawned in by world(s) generation.
+Currently there are three different Dimensional Doors. They are the [[Dimensional Door]], the [[Warp Door]], and the [[Transdimensional Trapdoor]]. Each of these serve a different purpose. If pocket dimensions are thought of as levels, every Dimensional Door descends a level, and every Warp Door ascends a level. Every time a Dimensional Door is gone through without going back to the Overworld, an additional Warp Door is needed to ascend to the Overworld. However, the Transdimensional Trapdoor will bring the player back to the Overworld, although if the player goes too deep, the trapdoor may get "confused" on where to send them. The catch with these is that they are one-time use only!
-Dimensional Doors is a mod for Hexxit which allows you to create or enter things called pocket dimensions. These pocket dimensions are accessed with Dimensional Doors. These can either be player-created areas, or spawned in by the game, depending on whether or not it was naturally generated.
+However, no matter what the risk may be, the reward of these pocket dimensions can be worth it, with most chests having loot like diamonds and enchanted books. Creating a new pocket dimension, a 29x29x29 block area is created, all within a 2x1x1 area. The pocket dimensions also seem to act exactly like the Overworld, other than beds which will explode like in the [[Nether]] and no mobs will spawn, which means trees, farms or anything else can be protected in these dimensions. The only exception to this are [[Monster Spawner]] and [[Soul Cage]]s.
-==Dimensional Doors==
-[[File:Wylker Spotlights Minecraft Dimensional Doors tutorial|thumb|right|335 px|This video shows the dimensional doors and their features.]]
+== Blocks ==
-Currently there are three different Dimensional Doors. These are the [[Dimensional Door]], the [[Warp Door]], and the [[Transdimensional Trapdoor]]. Each of these serve a different purpose. If you think of the pocket dimensions as levels, every Dimensional Door brings you down a level, and every Warp Door bring you up one level. So every time you go through a Dimensional Door without going back to the overworld, you need to go through a Warp Door to make up for it. However, the Transdimensional Trapdoor will bring you back to the overworld, no matter how far down you are from the surface. The catch with these are they are one-time use only, so don't use them unless you have to!
+* [[Unraveled Fabric]]
+* [[Eternal Fabric]]
+* [[Fabric of Reality]]
+* [[Ancient Fabric]]
+* [[Golden Door]]
+* [[Golden Dimensional Door]]
+* [[Transdimensional Trapdoor]]
+* [[Unstable Door]]
+* [[Warp Door]]
+* [[Dimensional Door]]
+== Technical Blocks ==
-However, no matter what the risk may be, the reward of these pocket dimensions are worth it. If you create your own new pocket dimension, you get a 29x29x29 block area created for you, all within a 2x1x1 area. The pocket dimensions also seem to act exactly like the overworld, other than beds which will explode if you try sleeping in them and no mob spawning, which means you can grow trees, have farms, or anything else you can do in normal Minecraft. The only exception to this is if you replace enough Fabric of Reality blocks to lower the light level enough to spawn hostile mobs.
+*[[Rift]]
+*[[transientDoor]]
+*[[Dimensional Door]]
+*[[Golden Dimensional Door]]
+*[[Unstable Door]]
+*[[Warp Door]]
+== Items ==
-==Rift Signatures, Rift Removers, and the Rift Blade==
+*[[Rift Blade]]
-[[File:Rift.png|thumb|358px|A currently unopened rift.]]
+*[[Rift Remover]]
-These are some more items integral to this mod. These allow you to either create, remove, or control the rifts which the core of this mod.
+*[[Rift Signature]]
+*[[Stabilized Rift Signature]]
+*[[Stable Fabric]]
+*Rift Key
+*Rift configuration tool
+== Dimensions ==
-The [[Rift Signature]] can be used to create a manual link between two areas. This can create a link anywhere, from pocket dimensions to The Nether to The End. To create the rifts, just right click where you want the first rift to be, then right click again where you want the second rift to be.
+*[[Dimensional Dungeons]]
+*[[Limbo]]
+*[[Pocket Dimensions]]
+== Bugs ==
-The [[Stabilized Rift Signature]] differs in that it is not consumed after creating the second rift. Creating a third (and subsequent) rift requires that you have an Ender Pearl in your inventory. Although entering the third rift will take you to the first rift, it is a one-way trip, as re-entering the first rift will take you to the second rift, and not the third.
+* When returning from a dimension created by Dimensional Doors, there is a possibility of it resetting a chunk; causing anything player-placed in that chunk to be completely lost.
+* In some cases, rifts may be bugged and unable to be traveled through without first tossing any item through the rift to have it re-create itself and teleport the item to a dimension.
-Next up is the [[Rift Remover]], which will remove any rifts within a small area when activated. This is really only useful for if you want a pocket dimension permanently deleted, crafting the Rift Blade, or just want to clean up some rifts you may have left around.
+* Dying in a pocket dimension with less than 4 spots free in your inventory and respawning in limbo will delete your worn armor starting with the helmet if it can't fit it as it places it there rather than equipping it.
+* Exiting the Limbo and going back to the Overworld may cause a chunk to generate, teleporting you to stone causing suffocation and death. Be sure to backup your saves before entering any Dimensional Doors.
-[[File:2013-07-04_19.44.45.png|thumb|Rift damage caused by Endermen using an open rift. You can see a naturally spawned Dimensional Door in the back.]]Finally, there is the [[Rift Blade]]. This blade can swap the orientation of a Dimensional Door or a Warp door, or create a temporary door through a rift. However, this blade can still be useful in a fight. While attacking with it, it will give you the abilities of an Enderman, causing you to do teleporting attacks with it.
+* If a Chocobo is ridden through a warp door connecting two points in the Overworld, the player will start falling through the blocks below them. If you log out and then back in again, the player will not be able to see anything on the minimap, and the game will lag from there on out. This seems to permanently corrupt your world save.
-Be wary of leaving an unopened rift lying around your home or anywhere on the Overworld/The End, as it attracts Endermen to it. Endermen have the ability to use these rifts to teleport and can also link these rifts to their destination. The trail between the rifts can destroy blocks in the vicinity, and the more rifts or trails there are, the more Endermen appear. Be sure to close all rifts, or set a door on them to prevent this damage.
-==Dimensional Dungeons==
-[[File:Dungeon.png|thumb|left|286px|The entrance to a Dimensional Dungeon.]]
-[[Dimensional Dungeons]] are very dangerous to anyone who isn't experienced in the mod. Make sure to bring with you a Transdimensional Trapdoor, otherwise you could be stuck in one of them for a while. Dimensional Dungeons come in many different varieties. For example, some are laid with Piston Traps, while others can have surprise teleports to Limbo. However, even though the risk is high, the rewards are usually too great to pass up. You can get some of the best stuff from these, as long as you can avoid the traps laid for you. Just remember, the farther down you go, the harder it is to reach the surface. So far, it has not been noted that there is an end to how far you can go into these dungeons.
-==Limbo==
-[[File:300px-Limbo.png|thumb|300px|Limbo in all of its glory.]]
-Sometimes mistakes happen. You're going through a Dimensional Dungeon and you fall into the void, or you're messing around with a friend on Multiplayer and he accidentally kills you. It's fine though, since Limbo exists. Limbo is the place which you go whenever you die within a dimensional pocket. Its a dark place filled with creatures called [[Monolith]]s and unraveled fabric. If you go into Limbo, you get to keep all your items that you had on you when you die. Also, while falling down into Limbo, if you look up you will see a open eye, and if you look down you will see a closed one. In order to get out of Limbo, you either need to die, which will make you lose all your items, make it to the bottom of Limbo and jump in the water, or find two columns of unraveled fabric, which mark a gateway to another dimension. If you get out of Limbo through the water however, you will get teleported to a random spot in the overworld, so make sure to bring a Rift Signature bound to your house and a Warp Door along for an easy way back. For more information, please check the wiki page for it [[Limbo|here]].
-==Glitched Rifts==
-[[File:2013-05-26_04.59.20.png|thumb|Two Portal Rifts; One works and one does not. The one in the back is working and the one in front (where the player is standing) does not. Note the difference in the placement on the block.]]
-On certain occasions, a Rift Portal will show on the Overworld, but the player cannot pass through it to the next Dimension. They will instead walk right through it as if they were going the wrong way. This causes issues since it may be necessary for you to use for travel, blocks water from flowing in that block, or just looks out of place in a world. These Portals are placed two squares back on a block, rather than on the very first square, as seen by the image on the right.
-When a Portal becomes troublesome, there is only one way to remove it. Using any item in your inventory, press Q and toss it through the face of the Portal, as the direction does count. This will trigger the Portal to teleport the item to the destination and create the closed Rift again. You can then use a Rift Remover to permanently close it or re-open it with a Dimensional Door or the Rift Blade.
-Testing has shown that using a Stabilized Rift Signature and going through a completed linked rift is the cause of this. It will trigger one of the rifts to have the glitched door. There has been no note of an update fixing this as of yet.
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