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. This is honestly kind of hard to explain in text, even though it's a super simple concept. Here's a comparison image instead:
This mod only needs to be installed on the server (but it works in singleplayer as well).
If you are using SpongeForge, make sure to use the latest version of both this mod and Sponge! It should be compatible now.
So just to be clear, this mod doesn't fix it so that two portals can be near each other (say 800m), it just makes it so you won't get thrown about randomly if you meet the 8:1 ratio?
Will this work with Immersive Portals?
I used this in a single player world and it still worked lol
1.14.4? :,(
In reply to jackcamilo406:
Waiting for https://github.com/MinecraftForge/MinecraftForge/pull/6017
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Can this mod be added to an already existing server/world, where Nether Portals have already been placed?
In reply to rytterknaegt:
Yes.
In reply to BlayTheNinth:
Nice. Thanks!
Does this mod work with Cubic Chunks?
Hello.
Im running a Vanilla Minecraft Server on a virtual Ubuntu 18.04 LTS machine.
Does anyone know how i can install this mod on the server?
sincerly
KuHnYx
In reply to kuhnyx:
Yes.
It will no longer be vanilla.
This is a Forge mod. You'll have to run a forge jar on your server instead of the vanilla jar, and your players will have to play using forge (I think?)
This mod is broken. I had 2 portals around 40 blocks away from each other on overworld and with this mod installed they both still link to the same portal in nether.
In reply to Screw_Up:
Take another look at that explanation image above.
In reply to Screw_Up:
The fix is multiple Overworld portals linking to a single Nether portal and teleporting you back to the portal you originally went through in the Overworld. The problems people were having without the mod is that everyone would return through the newest created portal I'm pretty sure.
Thank you! So how does this work? In particular, where does it store the tracking data (player NBT, Tile Entity, or elsewhere)?
I support this!
Hey can you make this work with other portals?
for example with Twilight portal
Will you update this to 1.14.4?
In reply to HatTrickPatrick:
Yes, as soon as I have a proper internet connection again.
Everytime I try to go from the overworld to the nether it says that my return portal has been destroyed and makes a new one.