Ever played on a multiplayer server, built near other players and when returning from the Nether, surprisingly found yourself in another player's base? It's because of the 8:1 block ratio between the Nether and the Overworld. It's really weird though that you enter a portal in the overworld, and then when going back through where you came, come out of a different portal in the overworld. This mod fixes that issue.
It keeps track of what portals a player went through in order to ensure correct destinations when the player is going back through the same portals. The 1:8 ratio remains, portals just get smarter and remember where you came from.
This project is sponsored by Server.pro.
Features
- As long as players use the same portal to return to the overworld, they will end up where they came from
- Only needs to be installed on the server (but works in singleplayer as well)
Sadly not working correct in our 1.18.2 server. Still behaves like broken vanilla.
In reply to Shuro2005:
Check out my comment right below in case that helps out.
For anyone with broken portals! The players on our server kept complaining about the new portals constantly spawning in the overworld, so we installed this mod. Nothing changed, I realized from the Radium Reforged github that there is an issue with the poi mixin that breaks villagers and nether portal linking. I added a suggested config change for Radium and it fixed our issues.
In reply to Roalith:
Thank you for this post.
Hello! Can you please update the mod to 1.18.2 because it doesn't work properly and the portals are still unlinked. Thank you!! Good Mod...
Would love to see a fabric version :)
In reply to Zreezy:
https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/mc-mods/netherportalfix-fabric
I have been trying to 'reset' a player's portal information because there connections are doing completely nonsensical things. Where does the ReturnPortalList get stored? I found it in playerdata, but deleting .dat_old and replacing .dat with a new file where ForgeData.PlayerPersisted.Balm.ReturnPortalList has been set to [] does not work, as it somehow still manages to get the old values back. Where else are could they be getting stored?
EDIT: found out that in singleplayer, player data is also stored in level.dat for some reason...
Bro this is completely broken, every time we go throught a portal in the Nether it creates a new portal in the overworld.... in some random spots
In reply to sm_ile_:
Can confirm this is definitely happening. Using 1.19.2 and every time I use a portal a new one is created in the destination dimension. Usually close to the portal that already existed.
Is this a client side mod that works on server that doens't have the mod or is it server side mod???
In reply to zoterodisuke:
Bro read for 20 seconds it says it.
just to clarify, this mod does not altar portal generation between dimensions nor how portals behave, just adding an invisible connection to portals to ensure there are no mix-ups?
1.18.2?
So I don't need to install this mod on the client?
After updating a few mods, as well as the forge version, the nether portals on our server got screwed up, where portals are connected to portals they shouldn't be, is there a way to reset the connections between portals? It works fine without NPF, but I'm slightly afraid if I try to readd NPF, it'll find the old screwed up keys, and mess the portals up again. If the server runs without NPF, do the keys linking portals get removed?
1.18.1 pls?
In reply to minhhuy2k7vn:
There is already a 1.18.1 version.
Thank you so much! Awesome cool work! Any chance that we see fabric/1.18 please?
I just returned to a misplaced portal in 1,18 from nether and had to walk all the way back to base... sigh :D
In reply to Ioandar:
A sigh with a smiling face. I mean, it's doable, but it's like saying I'm sad in a happy way.