There are three dimensions in the original version of Minecraft: Overworld, Nether, and the End Dimension. Players begin in the Overworld when they spawn in a Minecraft world. The only dimension in Minecraft where the sun rises and sets and time moves is this one. The nether and end dimensions, however, do not experience day or night. Hence, it is always dark.
Players must enter their respective portals to reach the other two dimensions. For instance, they must enter the Nether through the Nether Portal. Players must use an end portal with all twelve of the ender’s eyes to enter the end dimension.
The end portal can only be found in Strongholds and cannot be created by the player in Survival mode. The Nether portal and End portal in Minecraft are covered in detail in this article.
In Minecraft, a player needs an obsidian, a large block created when a water source contacts lava, in order to construct a Nether portal. In ruined portals and close to lava pools, obsidian can naturally generate. Players can use a diamond pickaxe or a better tool to mine the obsidian.
Players require at least ten obsidian blocks to construct a 4×5 edgeless nether portal. Building the portal frame is not enough. Players must illuminate the portal from the inside to make it active. Flint and steel, which are created from flint and iron, can be used for this.
Using the same method to enter the nether world and leave it, the Nether portal enables users to
Because there are no collectibles like the End portal frame in survival, players can only construct an end portal in creative mode. But they can create an End portal in Minecraft by doing the following:
Step 1: Using the Ender Portal Frame, construct a 5×5 frame for the portal that has no blocks along any of its four edges.
The green tabs on top of end portal frames must face the interior of the portal for players to use them. The above instructions will allow players to construct a working End portal.
Build an End Portal: Create an Eye of Ender
You can craft this portion of the End Portal requirement if you don’t want Creative Mode to fully guide you. Here’s what you need, and here are the steps:
Step 1: Open your Crafting Menu.
Step 2: Insert one Ender Pearl into the middle row’s center square.
3. Insert one blaze powder into the appropriate square in the middle row.
Step 4: Add the resulting Eye of Ender to your inventory by dragging it there.
Step 5: Carry out these procedures once more to create 12 Eyes of Ender.
How to make a Nether Portal in Minecraft
The Nether is a bit like Minecrafts version of hell. Its filled with lava, fire, and undead warriors. But it’s also the only location where essential supplies like blaze rods and glowstones can be found.
Obsidian and a means of igniting the obsidian are required to create a Nether Portal.
There are a few ways to get obsidian. Every time lava and water mix, obsidian blocks spawn, and you can mine them using a diamond pickaxe. They can also naturally spawn in some ocean ruins or mansions in the woods.
Use a flint and steel tool when dealing with the fire. A flint and steel can be created by combining one iron ingot with one unit of flint (which can be found by mining gravel). To ignite any block, use the flint and steel.
Even though you only need 10 obsidian blocks, having 14 makes it easier to construct the portal frame. You only need one flint and steel.
Use your obsidian to construct your portal frame once you have it. There are two ways to construct the portal frame, depending on whether you have 14 or 10 obsidian blocks.
The frame should be four blocks long and five blocks tall if you have 14 obsidian blocks. On the ground, arrange four blocks in a row. Then, stack four blocks on either side of the row. In order to connect the pillars at the top, use your final two blocks.
By rounding the corners, you can create the same portal using only 10 obsidian blocks. Build your portal as described above, but swap out any type of block for the corners. Once youre done, feel free to destroy those corner blocks.
Youve now got your portal frame. Use your flint and steel on any of the blocks to activate the frame and make it a true portal.
A purple haze will fill the frame. You will be transported to the Nether if you jump into the haze and remain there for a short period of time.
Quick tip: The Overworld is also home to a number of partially constructed Nether Portals. They need to be activated and replaced, but once you do, they function just as well and can save you time.
Steps to make a Nether Portal
In Minecraft, the nether portal frame requires 14 obsidian blocks to construct. The sides of the nether portal should be five obsidian high, and its base should be four obsidian wide. This design will use 14 blocks of obsidian.
Depending on the version of Minecraft, the game control to place each block of obsidian is as follows:
Next, you need to activate the Nether Portal. To open the portal, use either flint and steel or a fire charge. In this tutorial, we will use flint and steel. So, select the flint and steel in your hotbar.
Use the flint and steel after placing your pointer (the plus sign) on a bottom block of obsidian. Depending on the version of Minecraft, you can use the flint and steel in the game by:
The center of the portal should glow and turn purple once you’ve used the flint and steel in the frame. This indicates that the nether portal is open, allowing you to travel there.
How To Make Portals in Minecraft
FAQ
How do you make a Minecraft Portal?
On the ground, arrange four blocks in a row. Then, stack four blocks on either side of the row. In order to connect the pillars at the top, use your final two blocks. By rounding the corners, you can create the same portal using only 10 obsidian blocks.
What blocks do you use to make a portal in Minecraft?
Obsidian blocks create the frame for your Nether Portal. A water bucket, a diamond pickaxe, and a puddle of scalding lava are required to obtain obsidian.
What are the 3 portals in Minecraft?
- Obsidian blocks are arranged in a specific way to form the structure that serves as the entrance to the Nether.
- End portal: The structure needed to reach the End is made up of a specific arrangement of 12 End Portal Frame blocks.
- Exit portal: The bedrock-framed exit portal from the End.
