Adds vanilla-behaving teleporters that can be colored and go anywhere.
25.1 of the 61 points that apply = 41 out of 100. The points above are rounded to whole numbers.
Versatile Portals adds portal-based travel to any dimension using portals that behave much like vanilla Nether portals. Build a frame from Portal Frame blocks in a Nether-portal-like shape, with exactly one Portal Controller; valid frames take the controller’s color, while invalid ones remain gray. Frames can range from 3 blocks wide and 4 blocks tall up to 23 blocks in either dimension, and a Portal Lighter ignites a valid frame. Use the controller’s interface to adjust the frame color, and configure a destination by using an Empty Existing World Control in the dimension you want to reach; the resulting control identifies that dimension and gets a color based on its ID. Only the portal-frame blocks change color, and portals follow vanilla portal-finding behavior and preserve entity velocity during teleportation.
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