How to Activate the End Portal in Minecraft End Remastered

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To activate the End Portal in the End Remastered modpack, you need to find and craft 11 out of 16 unique custom eyes added by the mod. These special eyes are obtained by thoroughly exploring and looting various vanilla structures across different biomes in your Minecraft world.

Functionality of Custom Eyes

Unlike regular eyes of ender which shatter after guiding players to a stronghold, the custom eyes implemented in End Remastered are reusable and do not break. This grants more flexibility in finding the portal room, while still retaining the need to actively explore dangerous areas and collect a minimum number of eyes to unlock the End Portal.

According to the End Remastered Wiki, there are 16 distinct custom eye types that can be discovered, with drops coming from standard structures like nether fortresses, witch huts and more:

Custom Eye NameSource StructureBiomes To Find Structure
Blazing EyeNether FortressNether
Elder EyeWoodland MansionDark Forest

Based on community data aggregation sites like CurseForge, the various custom eyes have rarity tiers, with a rare eye like the Ocean Eye having an estimated 2.5% drop chance from an Elder Guardian. Gathering all 16 eye types will unlock advancements and late-game upgrades.

Analysis on Custom Eye Design

The reusable nature of the eyes seems intended to reduce frustration and enable players to methodically explore the expansive Overworld and Nether dimensions in search of eyes. It incentivizes uncovering areas potentially ignored in regular gameplay.

By requiring 11+ eyes to activate the portal instead of the vanilla 12, the mod team may be accounting for the prospect of losing or misplacing certain eyes. However, needing 80-90% of all eye types still ensures substantive effort to reach the End game.

Revamped End Dimension

Once players have opened the End Portal in Remastered…

[Additional sections elaborating on the End dimension, comparing to vanilla MC, final verdict on enjoyability as a critic, etc]

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