Telepads:

Telepads are crafted with the following recipe:
```
IB,IB,IB
IB,Bv,IB
IB,IB,IB
```
Where:
IB = Iron Block and
Bv = 1 of the following:

	Diamond,
	Diamond Block,
	Redstone dust,
	Redstone block,
	Quartz,
	Quartz Block,
	Emerald,
	Emerald Block.

A telepad is placed in the world by placing the following pattern

D/C,GB,D/C
Io, Tp, Go
D/C,GB,D/C

Where:
Go = Gold Ore
GB = Gold Block
Io = Iron Ore
Tp = Telepad
D/C= Don't Care

Telepad's range is determined by the following formula:

	10 * Rp * Bv

Where:
	Rp = The redstone signal being supplied to the telepad, measured at any of it's surrounding blocks for a maximum of 150.
    Bv is based on the original material used to create the Telepad
		(These values are subject to change)
		If:
			Diamond: Bv = 40
			Diamond Block: Bv 49
			Emerald: Bv = 30
			Emerald Block: Bv = 39
			Redstone: Bv = 20
			Redstone Block: Bv = 29
			Quartz: Bv = 10
			Quartz Block: 19

This gives a maximum range of 7350 blocks for a diamond block teleporter and a maximum of 2850 for a Quartz block teleporter, for example.

When a telepad is constructed in the world and powered, it links to the previously constructed teleporter of the same type within range.  Entering the teleporter from the Iron Ore side brings you to the next telepad in the chain, and entering from the Gold ore side brings you to the previous teleporter in the chain.  Each telepad registers it's construction time, and location with the plugin so that each new telepad can quickly locate the previous pad without having to perform an exhaustive search.

The different ranges of each type of telepad will allow for hub and spoke style travel, to simplify travelling without the need for clunky interfaces or chat commands.