MC-160007Nether Portals not generating Properly
Expected behaviour:
https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Nether_portal#Behavior
Actual behaviour:
When building a Nether portal in the Overworld, a Portal in the Nether gets generated, but when you create another portal in the overworld they are all linked to the same portal in the Nether. This also means that when you try traveling back trough the portal in the nether you get transported to the first build Nether portal on the overworld, no matter where you entered initially.
Found in:
Minecraft:Java - Singleplayer
Minecraft:Java - Server
How to reproduce:
1. Build a nether portal in the overworld and travel trough it
2. Build another nether portal in lets say 1000 blocks distance to the first nether portal in the overworld
3. Travel trough the second portal and back, you will land at the same portal in the nether and when traveling back you spawn on your first portal in the overworld
Environment
OS: Windows 10 Pro and Linux Debian 10
Found both in Singleplayer and on Multiplayer servers.
Java Edition: Java 8 Update 211 ( Build 1.8.0_211-b12 )
Created Issue:
Nether Portals not generating Properly
Expected behaviour:
https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Nether_portal#Behavior
Actual behaviour:
When building a Nether portal in the Overworld, a Portal in the Nether gets generated, but when you create another portal in the overworld they are all linked to the same portal in the Nether. This also means that when you try traveling back trough the portal in the nether you get transported to the first build Nether portal on the overworld, no matter where you entered initially.
Found in:
Minecraft:Java - Singleplayer
Minecraft:Java - ServerEnvironment
OS: Windows 10 Pro and Linux Debian 10
Found both in Singleplayer and on Multiplayer servers.Java Edition: Java 8 Update 211 ( Build 1.8.0_211-b12 )
Expected behaviour:
https://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Nether_portal#Behavior
Actual behaviour:
When building a Nether portal in the Overworld, a Portal in the Nether gets generated, but when you create another portal in the overworld they are all linked to the same portal in the Nether. This also means that when you try traveling back trough the portal in the nether you get transported to the first build Nether portal on the overworld, no matter where you entered initially.
Found in:
Minecraft:Java - Singleplayer
Minecraft:Java - ServerHow to reproduce:
1. Build a nether portal in the overworld and travel trough it
2. Build another nether portal in lets say 1000 blocks distance to the first nether portal in the overworld
3. Travel trough the second portal and back, you will land at the same portal in the nether and when traveling back you spawn on your first portal in the overworld
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Portals in the overworld need to be at least 1024 blocks apart in order to link to different portals in the nether (unless there already exists more than one portal in the nether and one of them is nearer to the overworld portal than the original one).