In the nether, Nether Fortresses spawn in "strips" aligned along the Z-axis (north/south). It's preferable to seek diagonally or east/west if you don't see a Nether Fortress within 100 blocks or so north/south of your starting place. Read this article on How to Find Nether Fortress.

All Nether biomes produce Nether strongholds. To do so, the game divides the Nether into zones, each of which can create a stronghold or a bastion remnant. In Java Edition, the regions are 432 432 blocks, but in Bedrock Edition, they are 480 480 blocks.

On the south and east boundaries of each area, there is a four-chunk divide where neither a fortress nor a bastion may develop.

A structure can only produce in a 368 368 block section in Java Edition or a 416 416 block section in Bedrock Edition. Two buildings will never form in the same region; however, if they form near the separation boundary, they may overlap.

In Java Edition, the possibility of a fortress spawning instead of a bastion is 25% (40%) but in Bedrock Edition, the likelihood is 13%. (33.3 percent).

Nether castles can be buried in Netherrack and generate. The inside is not packed with Netherrack in this scenario; all halls and tunnels are clear, with the exception of open walkways and bridges. Glowstone can appear inside the fortress passageways, though it is uncommon.

We need to know how to go to the Nether castle before we can answer the question "how to discover nether fortress?" The first step in locating Nether Fortress is to go to the Nether, which is a whole other dimension from Overworld.

You can't just purchase a plane ticket to this realm in this scenario. You must construct a gateway that will transport you to another dimension in order to reach the Nether. Furthermore, you may use this gateway to travel between the Nether and construct the Overworld whenever you choose.

The first and most important stage is to put together your own means of transportation. It's actually a lot easier than it appears. Obsidian, Flint and Steel, or Fire Charge are all you'll need. Begin by constructing an Obsidian rectangle shaped edge. The size of the blocks can range from 45 to 100.

After that, either Flint and Steel or Fire Charge must be used to create the edge. To put fire within the frame, place your cursor on the bottom block of Obsidian and use one of the two options. The interior of the frame will begin to shine and glow purple once it is turned on.

Well done; now you may travel to the Nether and devote your efforts to locating the Nether Fortress. Up to 2323 squares are possible. All you have to do now is go through the portal's purple zone and you'll be transported to the other side. There is just one question remaining to be answered: where is the nether fortress?

If you're looking for a nether fortress in Minecraft, click to settings and then Video Settings. Simply turn the brightness all the way up, and the render chunks a little. Because of the Nether's "Deepness," even fast machines can experience a significant amount of latency.

It goes a long way, and computers can only depict so much. My machine runs at about twenty, however I'd only recommend about 15 for lesser systems. Potions aren't used since a brewing stand requires flame rods, which are only found in Nether Fortresses.
 

Step 1: Increase the brightness!
 

Step 2: Take a look over the Lava Oceans. Players are advised to scan as much land as possible by looking over lava oceans.
 

Step 3: Move away from the Bastion Remnants in step three. Advertisement.
 

Step 4: Look for obstructive walls or constructions.
 

Step 5: Create a route.