I can't find the end portal
I'm playing Minecraft on Xbox 360 and I can't find the End Portal. I have tried every trick I can think of, including the xray glitch, and recreating the world in Creative mode to dig out the entire stronghold and the surrounding areas. I have found nothing and I am totally lost on where it could be.
The seed is 1833758535681455132
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The conventional method for finding an End Portal is to use Eyes of Ender (Combine Blaze Powder with an Ender Pearl). When used, they will float up in the direction of the closest End Portal, then after a few seconds, either fall back down, or break.
Once you get within a certain range of an End Portal, the Eyes of Ender will then float down toward the ground. This is where you can start digging, as the Eye of Ender will (generally) indicate you are directly above the portal.
As for using the "x-ray glitch" and "digging out the entire area", an End Portal is a rare occurrence. If you managed to find one near your spawn (say, within 64 chunks) you'd be incredibly lucky.
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What to do if you cant find the end portal?
It is impossible for End portals to spawn in the Nether, and a player cannot build them without using cheats or debug mode.Is it possible for a end portal to not spawn?
Once you make the Eye of Ender or all twelve, you'll need to throw them into the air. They will travel towards the portal. Once you can throw one in the air and it doesn't go anywhere, dig down and you should find a brick fortress containing the End Portal.Is there a trick to finding the end portal?
Your stronghold may still have a portal room. However, it may be in a room that's disconnected from the rest of the chambers you explored.Nas - I Can (Official HD Video)
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Remember not all strong holds have portals, and depending of the seed these structures might be thousands of blocks apart.
Might want to try another Seed: -1075018877 go/teleport to coordinates: -863, 62, 1115
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