portal tracker

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Well its just a silly mod for cheating in speedruning :P

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Minecraft

About

Description

Portal Tracker is a lightweight yet powerful utility mod designed to help players instantly save, locate, and teleport between Nether portals — or any important location — all with simple commands or a clean in-game menu. It was originally made as a fun tool for speedrunners, allowing you to experiment with portal routing, test seed strats, and practice fast runs… or, let’s be honest, cheat a little

Not approved by speedrun.com (and probably never will be) — this mod is purely for fun, training, or custom worlds.

Features

Quick save your portal with /saveportal or one-click keybinds.

Teleport instantly with /loadportal or from the GUI.

Remove instantly with /removeportal you can also do this from the gui.

GUI Menu (press O) – lists all saved portals with a “TP” button next to each.

Multi-dimension aware: stores each portal’s dimension and coordinates safely.

Optimization: improves performance by only rendering nearby chunks while exploring.

Lightweight & compatible with most Forge mods – no coremixins or invasive hooks.

Example Commands /saveportal home /saveportal nether_entry /loadportal home /loadportal nether_entry

Default Controls Open Portal List /saveportal name - Saves your current location /loadportal name - Teleports to saved location Compatibility. comment 'yes me saw' to tell me you saw this.

Minecraft: 1.20.1

Forge: 47.0.0 or higher

Works in both Singleplayer and LAN worlds (server-side support in progress)

Fun Ideas

Practice portal linking for Nether speedruns

Build fast-travel networks across your world

Combine with structure finder mods for instant scouting

Or… prank your friends by teleporting them into lava

Disclaimer

This mod is not intended for competitive use or verified speedruns. Use it to experiment, learn, or have fun — not to break leaderboard rules. Created purely for entertainment and world-testing purposes.