Based on the provided information, entities referred to as rifts can be removed using a specific tool: the Rift Remover. While the term "dimensional door" is not explicitly used in the reference, the method described details how to remove rifts, which are often associated with dimensional travel.
Removing Rifts with a Rift Remover
The primary way to remove a rift, according to the reference, is by using a Rift Remover. This process is straightforward and requires a single interaction.
- Action: Use the Rift Remover and perform a right-click on the rift.
- Duration: The removal is not instantaneous. A standard rift will take approximately 4 seconds per block to dissipate completely after being right-clicked.
Handling Unstable Rifts
The process slightly differs when dealing with Unstable Rifts, which can have other rifts directly attached to them.
- Effect: Using a Rift Remover on an Unstable Rift will cause the Unstable Rift and all directly attached rifts to be removed simultaneously.
Practical Considerations
Given the behavior of the Rift Remover, especially with Unstable Rifts, a cautious approach is recommended:
- It is considered wise to right-click once with the Rift Remover on a rift or Unstable Rift.
- Wait after the first click to observe how much of the rift, or which rifts (in the case of an Unstable Rift), are removed by that single action.
- Only right-click again if further removal is necessary.
| Tool | Action | Target Rift Type | Effect | Dissipation Time (Standard) |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rift Remover | Right-Click | Standard Rift | Removes the clicked rift | ~4 seconds per block |
| Rift Remover | Right-Click | Unstable Rift | Removes the Unstable Rift and all directly attached rifts | N/A (multiple rifts removed) |
In summary, while the term "dimensional door" isn't used, the method for removing rifts involves a right-click with a Rift Remover, which takes time and has special behavior for Unstable Rifts.
