THE FASTEST WAY TO TRAVEL IN MINECRAFT 1.21+

Is This the Fastest Way to Travel in Minecraft (Java 1.21.4)? 🏃‍♂️💨
Looking to teleport instantly over 1000 blocks in Minecraft Java 1.21.4 survival mode without any mods? Learn how to build the ultimate Ender Porter-a powerful teleportation system using Ender Pearls, Redstone, and Chunk Loaders!
In this tutorial, I'll show you how to create the ultimate teleportation system, including how to build the Ender Pearl Stasis Chamber, design an instant wire to send signals over huge distances, and keep everything running smoothly with chunk loaders. No mods required! 🔮
This is a reupload due to music copyright strike.
What You’ll Learn in This Video:
Build a teleportation system to instantly travel thousands of blocks in Minecraft Java 1.21.4 survival mode.
Use Ender Pearls and Redstone to create a powerful and efficient transport system.
Set up instant Redstone wires to send signals across insane distances.
Discover how to use chunk loaders and Nether portals to keep the system active, no matter where you are in the world.
Learn tips and tricks for building in Survival mode, and avoid common mistakes!
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📖Chapters:
00:08 - Introduction
What is the Ender Porter and why is it arguably the best teleportation system in Minecraft Java 1.21.4?
00:51 - Objective: Teleporting Instantly Over Thousands of Blocks
Here’s the mission: Build a system that sends a Redstone signal over 1000 blocks in less than one second. We also want to be ablo to go seamlesly back and forth. Can we do it?
01:46 - Building the Ender Pearl Stasis Chamber
The key to controlling when you teleport is the Ender Pearl Stasis Chamber. I'll show you exactly how to keep the pearl floating in place with bubble columns and how to control the trigger timing with a trapdoor and Redstone.
3:12- The Instant Wire: Sending Redstone Signals Instantly
Forget slow signal delays! I’ll teach you how the Instant Wire lets you send Redstone signals instantly across long distances with do dealy-and why it’s a game-changer for teleportation.
Credit: youtube/watch?v=nJx-o9fDVm4
The wire works with both Powered Rails and Activator Rails.
4:44 - Chunk Loading: Keeping the Signal Active
Here’s the catch: Minecraft only processes signals within a small radius. But don’t worry-I’ll show you how to use Ender Pearls and chunk loaders to keep your Instant Wire up and running at all times, even when you're far away. Another option is to use Nether portal based chunk loaders.
7:19 - Engineering a Two-Way Teleportation System
We’re not just teleporting to one spot-we need to go both ways. I’ll break down how to make sure the signal goes to the right trapdoor depending on where you’re teleporting from.
9:18 - Testing the System in My Survival World
Will it work? I built the Ender Porter in my Survival World to put it to the test, and I'll share everything I've learned.
Keep in mind that Ender Pearls decay on death, making them impractical for use in chunk loaders unless you're willing to refill them frequently. For better performance, build your wire as low as possible while keeping your base around Y 64.
We’ll also cover some cool techniques for sending signals both up and down (vertically) quickly using wall-based and piston-based systems. With this setup, you can instantly change block states and detect updates using observers, while using pistons and slime blocks to send signals upwards fast.
Make sure to equip Feather Falling boots and bring food for survival. When digging the tunnels you can use TNT for quicker excavation!
12:00 - The final footage!
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[@nestorddiaz]

Nice. As an improvement, you can send the redstone signal through the nether portals and save time and resources (it's 8 times shorter).