You must of disables the nether, to enable it:

Bukkit plugins, which work with both CraftBukkit and Spigot, make it extremely easy to modify and secure a Minecraft server. With the right set of plugins, you can add powerful administration tools, make it impossible for trolls to grief your players, create brand new gameplay experiences, and more.

Multiverse-SignPortals Features

1. Slap a sign on a standard Nether Portal and it goes where the sign says!
2. Place a sign anywhere else and users can right click to go to the destination!

1. Go to where you server is located.
2. Open up “server. properties”.
3. Find where it says “allow-nether=false” and change it to “allow-nether=true”
4. Save “server. properties” and start your server and the world will auto generate.

Obsidian can only be found naturally near lava beds that are below sea level. It takes 250 seconds to break an obsidian block by hand, and 21.85-125 seconds to break it with a pickaxe weaker than diamond or netherite, although neither will yield any obsidian.

Crying Obsidian use is to create portals into The Nether. Crying obsidian always releases purple particles, which lights up a small area. The crying obsidian is a new block that will be introduced in the Nether Update. One more thing about Crying obsidian is that they actually emit light, unlike regular the obsidian.

The key is that the game looks for the closest portal in the destination dimension, so if you build both portals in the “right” places (overworld x and z divided by 8 in the nether), before lighting either of them (Obviously you need an original set of portals to do this), then you can connect them properly.

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3D Distance Calculator: To avoid linking problems, make sure that the Overworld portals are at least 8 blocks apart or the Nether portals 1 block apart, provided that they are linked up correctly.

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Netherite is actually not real and really isn’t based on something. Mojang created Netherite from creativity. Nothing. There is no real world equivalent to netherite and it isn’t based on anything.

To answer your second question: If you look at the files that hold the dimension info, the Nether is DIM-1, the Overworld is (technically) DIM0, and the End is DIM1. This (theoretically) means that the Nether is below the Overworld, while the End is above it.

You cannot reset the nether without making a new world. There always are nether fortresses in the nether so keep looking.

Traits. Bedrock comprises the top (below layer 127) and bottom 4 layers in a rough pattern, essentially making the Nether 127 blocks high unlike the Overworld’s 256.

If I recall correctly, you burn longer in the nether than you do in the overworld, so before getting fire resistance potions you are at a risk. I know water from a bucket evaporates. And you probably can’t drink water from a bottle to remove the affect.

No, the end is not endless. As stated in the Official Minecraft Wiki: Its default size and location remain the same across all three dimensions. Meaning that the world border in the end will also be the same as in the overworld, so around 30 million blocks away (from 0,0).