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Unfortunately, yes it can happen. There's lot of information about portal mechanics, but the most likely thing that's happened to you is that the ruined portal spawned a portal in the nether at low Y coordinates (maybe because it couldn't spawn it higher due to obstruction, lava, and so on). When the linked portal brake and got relighted, a new portal near the Y coordinates of the nether spawned, since there was space to do so.

The only way to ensure two portals always connect to each other is doing “nether math” so that the portals have X and Z in the overworld, X/8 and Z/8 in the nether and as close the Y as possible, otherwise if any of them get closed, another one may spawn instead of relinking to the original.

Most of the times shutdown in cpu games such as Minecraft depends on thermal/cooling problems.

Che your CPU or other system temperature while you play with some temperature utility.

I had a similar problem in the past, and worked around it by disabling CPU turbo mode. On Linux is easy, on windows I don't know how to do it (maybe is easy as well, I simply do not know).

You could convert a lever into a noteblock plus a copper bulb, and take the signal from the latter. You click the noteblock, you switch the bulb state as a lever.

Chunks errors come in 16x16 columns, even if it's only a subchunk.

Assuming it's not a joke, it's either a very strange generation bug or something failed to generate (I don't know which mods are installed)

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Well, at least the precipitation timer doesn't reset to 0 when sleeping, which is an improvement, but it's still odd that it clears rain if it's already ongoing.

Feels like something done for the streamers/youtubers which had lots of problems with rain with codecs in the past, as most of them had to use commands to get rid of rain. I would very much like turning this into a gamerule (stop raining after sleep True|False) so I can set it into a survival game without enabling commands.

As DoFireTick which I set to false because if I'm within jungle range and there's a lightning or a pool of lava, my notebook screams with lots of CPU spikes (the screaming is from the fans, of course).

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I believe placing a carpet on a fence block allows you to enter or leave the farm but not the animals.

Also, how are you able to be in the farm without taking entity cramming damage? I thought there was a game rule where one can die if there are too many mobs / other entities in the same space.

I think the number you're looking for is 24 in a single block, I don't think there's such density in the above screenshots.

For a pickaxe, if you exclude enchantments, it adds about 500 durability bringing it into the realm of just more than 2000, from the wiki:

• Diamond: 1,562
• Netherite: 2,032

And of course this excludes Unbreaking III. But, it makes the tool more difficult to repair without mending, as it now requires a netherite ingot. In this page [https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Netherite] you have the links to all the tools and armor and so their durability both diamond and netherite, so you can judge for yourself.

Do you have a 32 bit java as a default for your OS? In this case update to a 64 bit java.

Zombies picking up powerful swords and using them against the player is... hilarious until it happens to you

What happens if you change it while you play in the options? I think each world has its own render distance settings.

Since it's a rendering issue, it may be some incompatibility between optifine and forge. As for optifine the versione of forge (from optifine.net) is:

Minecraft 1.16.5

It appears you have:

OptiFine_1.16.5_HD_U_G8
forge-1.16.5-36.2.39

Try to remove optfine first, in case you can look for other optimizer and performance mods compatible with your version of forge.

With the new configuration, check with canyouseeme (.org) to see if port forward is working.

If you are not sure which ip the server is reacheable on, try to use whatismyip (.com) with a browser on the server.

If it does not work, there are basically two scenarios: the port-forward is not setup correctly, or the ISP is not going to let you port-forward the port (or all traffic). Also check that the server has the right gateway toward internet (through the router with the port-forward setup): it's a common mistake.

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This exact same thing happened to me, but just in a single player Minecraft server. I tried to type in /give to give myself some food, but it said that the command doesn't exist. Please help if you know the answer already!!

Probably you disabled cheats at world creation. If you are on Java, try to open the game to lan from the pause menu and see if the commands work afterwards.

Yes, checkout for trailing/leading spaces (in front of the seed or after) and delete them away before proceeding. Also check for unprintable or difficult to detect characters (a dot at the end may be difficult to see)

I can't see well, are zombies within 8 blocks?

https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Villager#Panicking