Now the last optional thing to do is to deactivate this Nether portal and build another one where we want it to be. If you want to know more about Nether Portal linking, you can check the video below.Īt the destination Nether coordinates, we build another Nether Portal.Īfter walking through it we are in the Overworld again, and we are very close to the destination coordinates. Now every time that you come to the Nether (going through the Overworld starting portal) you will come out of the new portal. Since this new portal is very close to where the old one was, the new portal will be linked to the portal in the Overworld. Then build another portal next to the tunnel. To do so, just break one of the Obsidian blocks. To solve this problem, you want to first deactivate the portal in the Nether. This is quite annoying, because now every time that you come to the Nether you have to go from the portal to the tunnel (with Ladders, presumably). If you build your tunnel close to the Bedrock level, the tunnel will be high up and far from your starting Nether Portal.One section will travel along the X axis and the other one will travel along the Z axis Rails can’t go diagonally, so you should mine the connecting tunnel in 2 sections.This way your tunnel will not be interrupted by any building or empty area. To do so, the easiest thing to do is to mine your tunnel over the Nether roof, close to the Bedrock level (which is at Y=128).
Overworld coords to nether how to#
to prevent mobs from spawning on your railways, you should place them inside 1 x2blocks tunnels (as explained in How to stop Zombie Pigmen from spawning in Minecraft?):.To craft Powered Rails you will need 6 Gold Ingots, 1 Stick and 1 Redstone Dust:įinally, to craft a Minecart you will need 5 Iron Ingots: It could also help to put some Powered Rails here and there, to travel faster. To craft Rails you will need 6 Iron Ingots and 1 Stick: Now all you have to do is connect with Rails where you are now to the destination coordinates. You can do so with the help of the Overworld to Nether Calculator: Overworld to Nether calculatorįor example by putting X=-332 and Y=-263 (the coordinates previously seen at the destination), I obtained X=-41.5 and Z=-32.875. The next step is to calculate the Nether coordinates of the destination. As you can see, the coordinates are more or less 1/8 of the Overworld coordinates (not an exact match, but pretty close). When the portal is ready, we will light it with the Flint and Steel and walk through it. Reminder: for a Nether Portal you will need at least 10 blocks of Obsidian, and a Flint and Steel. Now that we have the destination coordinates, we need to go to the starting point.įrom there, we will build a Nether Portal, wherever we prefer it to be. You only need the X and Z coordinates, the Y is irrelevant for our purpose. To see your coordinates you just have to press F3. In this example I wrote down the following coordinates: The first thing that you want to do is go to the destination and write down the coordinates. To see how to do this in details, we will follow together the construction of a Nether highway that connects a Desert Village and an Abandoned Mineshaft. That’s also why on 2b2t, the oldest Anarchy server in Minecraft, they built a system of Nether highways to make it easier to travel through its huge map. That’s why it is advisable to travel long distances in the NEther, because they will take 8 times less… time. Given this relationship between coordinates in the Overworld and in the Nether, if you travel one block in the Nether you are also traveling 8 blocks of the Overworld. You then jump into the Portal and you arrive to the Nether.
You look at your coordinates: X=800 – Z=800. The coordinates of one place in the Overwolrd are 8 times the coordinates of its Nether counterpart.įor example, let’s say that you are in the Overworld, standing in front of a Nether Portal. Then, traveling from one place to the other can then become very tedious and time consuming.īut there is a solution to this: a Nether highway. With places of interest we could have for example Spawners, End Portals, rare biomes, Villages and others. Sometimes in Minecraft you find places of interest that are far away from your base. With Overworld to Nether calculator – check below
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