It's only available using the /give or /i command or via inventory editors.
In Singleplayer you can install Single Player Commands. Once it is installed,
type /i 119 1 in-game for 1 end portal block. This does not work for multiplayer.
In general: /i [data value] [amount]
The number 119 stands for the data value of the block. (Each block has a
number, for end portal blocks this is 119).
In Multiplayer you either can use the commands provided by the server
(sometimes a certain rank is required), or use client-side (=on your computer)
cheats. The last option is not recommended, because then you will have the
risk of getting kicked or even banned.
The command in multiplayer - provided by the server - could be
/give [player] [data value] [amount] , /i [data value] [amount] or
even some other command (depends on the server).
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You have to put 12 eyes of ender in each of the portal blocks. Then, it should activate.
You shouldn't be able to, first off. But if you somehow smashed bedrock and all the portal blocks, you have to die to leave the End.
114 or 116. something like that :D
A portal to the Nether requires ten Obsidian blocks (eco version) or fourteen Obsidian blocks for the full version.
You can create an Ender Portal using Ender Portal Frame blocks from your inventory and activate it using Eyes of Ender