Portal Memory
Walk back through a nether portal and come out where you started.
What it is
In vanilla Minecraft a nether portal simply connects to whichever portal is closest on the other side. Build two bases near each other and they end up sharing one Nether portal — and walking back through it drops everybody at whichever base happens to be nearer. On Eternal Realms, portals remember: walk back into the portal you arrived through and you come out of the exact portal you left from.
How it works
- Every time you travel through a nether portal, the portal you come out of is linked — for you — to the one you went in.
- Step back into that portal and it takes you home: to your portal, not the nearest one.
- Links are personal. Your friends' trips never change where yours go, so a shared Nether hub works for everyone.
It works whether you walk through or ride a boat, horse, pig, strider or minecart — and with custom-shaped portals too.
Good to know
- A brand-new portal links the vanilla way on its first trip; the way back is remembered from then on.
- If the portal you came from has been broken, the trip falls back to normal vanilla linking.
- Links refresh every time you travel, so the newest trip always wins. To start fresh,
/portalfix forgetwipes your links and portals go back to vanilla linking. /portalfix listshows where each of your remembered portals leads.
Based on the NetherPortalFix mod by BlayTheNinth, rebuilt from scratch as a server plugin — nothing to install.
Commands
/portalfix | How portal memory works and how many links you have |
/portalfix list | Where each of your remembered portals leads |
/portalfix forget | Wipe your links and go back to vanilla linking |