Originally posted by Jogo:

Vaz, this might be a lil off, but it is another take on what you want to achieve.

I am a minimalist, so I greatly limit how many portals I have. Currently, four, and I could do with three.

As you play, the place you used to visit the most (say, a large plains area with lots of cloudberries) will likely become much less frequented. I would mark this plains portal on the map, with its literal name, and I would rename the connecting one, in my base, to something new. I would then go to a new area, set up a portal there, and start using the one that once led to the cloudberries. Whenever I need more berries, I just rename the portal back to what it was, hop through it to collect them berries, hop back and rename it. If I forget what the name was, I check the map.

The less portals you have, the less space they take up and the easier it is to avoid the annoying walk-by glow. :-)

Might not work well enough for a heavy portal user, but works wonders for me.

i already have like 5 portals at most if we dont cont the ones theyre linked to but the whole purpose of building a portal house with portals placed in the basement ive dug through the ground was mainly to remove all the annoying unnatural glow effects around my main base ill build afterwards since the current base ive had since i started playing starts triggering portals as soon as i get just mildly close to one and i never liked unnatural looking stuff

we're pretty much aiming for the same end result but i pretty much just place down portals where ive got a more or less particular different purpose from jumping in between one zone to another just like youre describing with cloudberries and etc