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**[Pyramid Blocks](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Beacon#Pyramids)**: Iron blocks, gold blocks, emerald blocks, diamond blocks, and/or netherite blocks. Make **full** squares under a beacon to make the beacon stronger.
![](https://minecraft.wiki/images/Beacon_Pyramid.png)
![Beacon pyramid](https://minecraft.wiki/images/Beacon_Pyramid.png)
## Step 1: Getting your inventories linked
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1. Build a beacon. Place it within 8 blocks of your Inventory Connector.
2. Using an Inventory Cable and Inventory Cable Connector, connect your Inventory Connector to the beacon.<br><br><img src="images/inv-beacon.png" alt="Storage Links"><br>*Note: There's an extra Inventory Cable Connector above because I'm using Inventory Trim and need to "plug it in" to the block.*
3. Build a pyramid underneath the beacon. Adding nine blocks under the beacon will make the Beacon "Level 1" and allow you to access your inventory in the current dimension (Overworld or Nether). Making a full pyramid will make the Beacon "Level 4" and allow you to access it in any dimension.<br><br>![](https://minecraft.wiki/images/Beacon_Pyramid.png)
3. Build a pyramid underneath the beacon. Adding nine blocks under the beacon will make the Beacon "Level 1" and allow you to access your inventory in the current dimension (Overworld or Nether). Making a full pyramid will make the Beacon "Level 4" and allow you to access it in any dimension.<br><br>![Beacon pyramid](https://minecraft.wiki/images/Beacon_Pyramid.png)
4. Right click on the connector that's connected to your beacon. Create a new profile (this is more for bigger servers). However, make sure that the setting in the top-right icon is set to **Provide Inventories for Remote Access**.<br><br><img src="images/inv-wireless.png" alt="Storage Links">
You should now be able to access your Terminal from beyond 64 blocks away from your inventories using your AWT.