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# textdomain: mcl_portals
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End Portal=
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An End portal teleports creatures and objects to the mysterious End dimension (and back!).=
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Hop into the portal to teleport. Entering an End portal in the Overworld teleports you to a fixed position in the End dimension and creates a 5×5 obsidian platform at your destination. End portals in the End will lead back to your spawn point in the Overworld.=
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End Portal Frame=
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End portal frames are used in the construction of End portals. Each block has a socket for an eye of ender.=
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To create an End portal, you need 12 end portal frames and 12 eyes of ender. The end portal frames have to be arranged around a horizontal 3×3 area with each block facing inward. Any other arrangement will fail.=
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Place an eye of ender into each block. The end portal appears in the middle after placing the final eye.=
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End Portal Frame with Eye of Ender=
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Nether Portal=
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A Nether portal teleports creatures and objects to the hot and dangerous Nether dimension (and back!). Enter at your own risk!=
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Stand in the portal for a moment to activate the teleportation. Entering a Nether portal for the first time will also create a new portal in the other dimension. If a Nether portal has been built in the Nether, it will lead to the Overworld. A Nether portal is destroyed if the any of the obsidian which surrounds it is destroyed, or if it was caught in an explosion.=
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Obsidian is also used as the frame of Nether portals.=
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To open a Nether portal, place an upright frame of obsidian with a width of 4 blocks and a height of 5 blocks, leaving only air in the center. After placing this frame, light a fire in the obsidian frame. Nether portals only work in the Overworld and the Nether.=
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