Difference between revisions of "The End"

Revision as of 11:45, 27 April 2014

For information on the End related to vanilla Minecraft, see this page.

The End is an alternate dimension in Minecraft. No Pokémon spawn here, and there are no plans for this ever to be the case. Going to the End in Pixelmon is normally pointless as no Ender Dragon spawns, making it impossible to spawn the portal back to the Overworld; the only way to escape the End is to die. End Stone is therefore unobtainable in the Overworld with the default Pixelmon settings. If the player wishes to fight the Ender Dragon, the Pixelmon config setting "Allow vanilla mobs" can be set to true.

Bugs

The End displays the starter Pokémon screen when entered, making the player choose a starter. However, the player's Pokémon will be returned upon re-entry to the Overworld.
Quitting or disconnecting from the game in the End may cause a corruption of data.
If the End Portal block is spawned in through means like the /give command, it will be labeled "Cloning Machine".

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-Unlike [[The Nether]], The End displays the starter screen when you enter it and you must choose a starter, however your pixelmon will be returned upon re-entry to the overworld. Like The Nether you should not quit or disconnect whilst in The End
+''For information on the End related to vanilla Minecraft, see [http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/The_End this page].''
+The End is an alternate dimension in Minecraft. No Pokémon spawn here, and there are no plans for this ever to be the case. Going to the End in Pixelmon is normally pointless as no Ender Dragon spawns, making it impossible to spawn the portal back to the Overworld; the only way to escape the End is to die. End Stone is therefore unobtainable in the Overworld with the default Pixelmon settings. If the player wishes to fight the Ender Dragon, the Pixelmon config setting "Allow vanilla mobs" can be set to ''true''.
+==Bugs==
+*The End displays the [[starter Pokémon]] screen when entered, making the player choose a starter. However, the player's Pokémon will be returned upon re-entry to the Overworld.
+*Quitting or disconnecting from the game in the End may cause a corruption of data.
+*If the End Portal block is spawned in through means like the /give command, it will be labeled "[[Cloning Machine]]".