Dimension Teleport Mod FAQ
10 questions players actually ask, answered.
Where are the new items or portal blocks in creative mode?
Dimension Teleport Mod does not add any blocks, items, or crafting recipes to the game. All interdimensional travel is handled entirely through the /tpd command.
How do I teleport to specific coordinates in another dimension?
Use the syntax /tpd , such as /tpd @p 10 100 10 minecraft:the_nether. Make sure you know the terrain at your target coordinates so you do not suffocate inside a wall or fall into lava.
Can I teleport directly to a friend if they are in the Nether or the End?
Yes, run /tpd to warp straight to their location regardless of where they are. When targeting another player or entity directly, you do not need to type out the dimension name.
How do I bring my pets or villagers across dimensions without a portal?
You can move non-player entities by using the @e target selector or an entity's UUID in the slot, followed by your destination player or coordinates and dimension. Always narrow down your @e selector by type or distance so you do not accidentally teleport every loaded mob in your world at once.
Does /tpd work inside command blocks for making custom warp pads?
Yes, placing a pressure plate or button on a command block with /tpd @p lets players warp across dimensions at the push of a button. This bypasses the need to build vanilla Nether or End portals entirely.
What happens if I use ~ ~ ~ coordinates when changing dimensions?
Running /tpd @p ~ ~ ~ places you at your exact current X, Y, and Z numbers in the destination dimension without applying vanilla Nether coordinate scaling. Use this carefully, as safe Overworld coordinates can easily drop you into the End void or bury you in solid netherrack.
Can I teleport straight from the Nether to the End?
Yes, you do not need to pass through the Overworld first. Simply run /tpd while in the Nether and set your destination to minecraft:the_end, or target an entity already inside the End.
Why did /tpd move me to the coordinates in my current dimension instead of switching dimensions?
Using /tpd without the third argument keeps you in whatever dimension you are currently standing in. You must include the destination dimension ID (such as minecraft:overworld) after the coordinates to actually cross dimensions.
Does this command work with dimensions added by other mods?
Because the argument uses standard dimension IDs like minecraft:overworld, you can press Tab while typing the command to see and select other registered dimensions in your world.