PortalManager

PortalManager

Every portal in your world, in one list. Walk up to any portal, press use, and pick

where you're going.

Features

• One list, every portal. Not just the ones nearby — the list is complete the

moment you open it.

• Pick a destination. No more renaming two portals to "mine" to link them, and no

more renaming them back.

• Untagged portals show their biome, so a portal you dropped in a hurry is still

easy to find.

• Icons. Shift + use at a portal to name it and give it any of the game's map

icons.

• Favourites. Star the portals you actually use and they sit at the top of the

list. Your stars are yours — they stay on your machine and nobody else sees them.

• Sort by distance, name or biome.

How it works

Use at a portal opens the list. Shift + use opens the name and icon screen.

A portal's tag is just a name now. Two portals can both be called "Home" without

interfering with each other, because nothing links them any more — you travel from the

list instead.

Travel follows the normal rules. Ore and other blocked items still can't go through,

the no-portals world modifier is still respected, and portals still close during a

boss fight.

Uninstalling

Turn the mod off and your portals go back to pairing by matching tags, on their own,

within a few seconds. Nothing in your world is rewritten to make the mod work.

One thing to know: because the mod lets you reuse names freely, if you've given several

portals the same name, the game will pair them up however it likes once the mod is

gone. Give them distinct names before uninstalling and they'll come back the way you

expect.

Multiplayer

Everyone needs the mod, including the server. The server is the only machine that can

see every portal, so a client without it has nothing to ask.

Safe to add to an existing world.

Settings

Server settings are admin-only and sync to clients. Display settings are per-player.

| Setting | Default | What it does |

|---|---|---|

| EnableDirectTravel | on | Picking a portal takes you there. Off leaves the list as a directory. |

| TravelRange | 4 | How close you must be to a portal to travel from it, in metres. |

| KeepVanillaTagPairing | off | On restores matching-tag pairing underneath the list. |

| OpenOnInteract | on | Off hands both interactions back to the game. |

| Sort | Distance | Distance, Name or Biome. |

| ShowUnnamedPortals | on | Off hides portals nobody has named. |