End Gateway Teleporting

About End Gateway Teleporting

Craft one gateway from four obsidian blocks in the corners, four ender pearls on the edges and one Eye of Ender in the centre of a crafting table. Place it and enter its destination dimension and X/Y/Z coordinates. Activate both included Bedrock behaviour and resource packs.

Walk up to a linked gateway to travel; sneak to pass safely or sneak-use it to edit the destination. Every managed gateway touching on a face shares the same destination. Diagonals and natural End gateways stay separate. A new connector that would join different saved coordinates or destination dimensions shows a conflict, removes itself and returns its item. Existing gateways keep their links.

The menu can update the whole touching network or remove just the selected gateway and return its item. Networks support up to 128 blocks. Cancelling initial setup returns the item; an invalid answer can be retried. The final item in a stack is supported. Full inventories spill returned items nearby. Creative mode does not add refunds.

Destinations are exact coordinates, so choose a safe landing spot. All Survival players can configure managed gateways; normal world permissions remain relevant in shared worlds. Exit all managed gateways and wait one second before travelling again. Do not enable this public pack with the full Skyblock pack or its server gateway variant.

Native gateway, teleport, conflict and restart script checks passed. Human survival crafting, placement, menus, visuals and multiplayer tests remain pending, so the public download stays held. Disables achievements as a sideloaded gameplay behaviour pack.

What’s included

• Craftable with vanilla survival ingredients
• Saved coordinates and destination dimension
• Six face-touching gateways share a destination
• Conflicting connectors are removed and refunded
• Sneak-use to edit or recover a gateway
• Natural End gateways remain separate
• Disables achievements (sideloaded behaviour pack)

Installing the add-on

This is a standalone Minecraft Bedrock add-on, not a Java mod. When a release becomes available, import its Minecraft pack file and enable the required packs in your world settings. A combined pack includes both parts where applicable.

Check the pack requirements and compatibility notes above. Back up the world before adding or changing packs. You do not need the full Nexus Skyblock world to use this standalone release.