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VerticalRedstone was to cure the headache everyone went through when they realized that they couldn’t place wiring on walls. The original way to wire up and down is quite silly. And not only that, it adds an additional delay for each Y-Coordinate it moves. My solution is simple to use, you can now wire straight up a wall. If you use redstone at all, you’re going to want to have this.

Singleplayer Instructions

• Locate the minecraft.jar
• Open the minecraft.jar in a program like winrar and delete the META-INF folder.
• Download & InstallRisugami’s Modloader
• Download & unzip Telescope mod.
• Copy all of the *.class files from the unzipped folder into your minecraft.jar.
• If an /imgz/ folder is in the unzipped folder, copy it over to minecraft.jar.

Multiplayer Instructions

• Locate theminecraft.jar
• Open the minecraft.jar in a program like winrar and delete the META-INF folder.
• Download & InstallRisugami’s Modloader
• Download & InstallModloaderMPin both the client and server (if you’re running one)
• Download & unzip Telescope mod.
• Copy all of the *.class files from the unzipped “client” folder into your minecraft.jar.
• If an /imgz/ folder is in the unzipped folder, copy it over to minecraft.jar.
• If you’re running a server: Open the minecraft_server.jar in a program like winrar.
• If you’re running a server: Copy all of the *.class files and /imgz/ folder from the unzipped “server” folder into your minecraft_server.jar.

If you’re having problems with any of my mods, reinstall ModLoader. Then make sure you deleted META-INF from minecraft.jar. If that doesn’t work, and you’re sure you reinstalled modloader just now, it could be a blockID or itemID conflict. My mods will automatically create a file in (minecraft folder)\mods\DJoslin\, open that file and change the ID to an unused one.