Minecraft plugin Multiverse-NetherPortals
Information about Multiverse-NetherPortals and servers where it was found
🔌 About Multiverse Nether Portals
Multiverse Nether Portals is an add-on Minecraft plugin for Multiverse-Core that handles Notch-style Nether and End portal linking across multiple worlds. It makes portals behave like vanilla Minecraft when you run more than one overworld, creating per-world Nether and End links with minimal setup.
🎯 Purpose
The plugin's core purpose is to ensure players traveling through Nether or End portals are taken to the corresponding dimension for the same world (for example world -> world_nether) rather than a single shared Nether/End. This is useful on servers that host multiple independent worlds and need consistent portal behavior.
⚙️ Features
- Makes Nether and End portals behave like vanilla across multiple worlds.
- Supports per-world Nether and End linking so each overworld can have its own nether/end worlds.
- Minimal configuration required to restore vanilla-style portal linking.
- Source and releases are maintained in the project's official repository (BSD-3-Clause licensed).
🧩 Who It Is For
- Server operators running Multiverse-Core who need per-world Nether/End behavior.
- Survival and SMP servers that host multiple independent worlds and want consistent portal linking.
- Administrators who prefer vanilla-style portal teleportation across a multiworld setup.
🏗️ Example Use Cases
- A server running separate "lobby" and "survival" overworlds where each overworld should have its own Nether and End.
- An SMP network where world-specific Nether resources and travel should not mix between worlds.
⚙️ Installation
📥 Setup
- Obtain the plugin JAR from the project's official releases.
- Place the JAR into your server's
plugins/directory alongside Multiverse-Core. - Restart the server and check the console to confirm the plugin loads.
- From source: the project can be built with Gradle (
./gradlew build) to produce the plugin JAR.
📦 Dependencies
- Multiverse-Core (required): Multiverse-NetherPortals is an add-on and requires Multiverse-Core to manage worlds and links.
🧠 Technical Notes
- License: BSD-3-Clause.
- Source code and release artifacts are published in the project's official repository.
- Use the project's issue tracker for bug reports and the project-maintained documentation/wiki for usage details.
🤝 When This Plugin Is Useful
If you run multiple independent overworlds and need each to map to its own Nether and End with vanilla-like portal rules, Multiverse Nether Portals provides that behavior as an add-on to Multiverse-Core.
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