The End Gateway block in Minecraft has a numeric ID of 209.
End Gateways are mysterious, purplish-black portal blocks that appear in the End dimension. They serve as teleporters, allowing players to travel to various End islands after defeating the Ender Dragon, or to return to the main island from distant locations. Each gateway is specifically generated upon the dragon's defeat, leading to a new island.
Understanding the different ways blocks are identified in Minecraft can be useful for various purposes, including game development, modding, or using in-game commands.
End Gateway Identifiers
Minecraft blocks can have both a numeric ID (primarily used in older versions of the game or for internal system processes) and a textual identifier (used in modern versions, especially for commands and data packs).
Here are the specific identifiers for the End Gateway block:
| ID Type | Value |
|---|---|
| Numeric ID | 209 |
| Identifier | end_gateway |
The numeric ID 209 is a unique number assigned to the End Gateway block. The textual identifier end_gateway is a more human-readable string used in commands (e.g., /setblock ~ ~ ~ end_gateway) and data files in newer versions of Minecraft: Java Edition and Bedrock Edition.
For more detailed information on the End Gateway, you can refer to the End Gateway (block) page on the Minecraft Wiki.
