Changing the World Seed or Generating a New World (Bedrock)

Want to start fresh or use a specific Minecraft world seed on your Bedrock server? This guide will walk you through how to reset your world or set a custom seed for new world generation. ✔️


⛏️ What Is a World Seed?

A seed is a number or text string that determines how Minecraft generates your world. Using the same seed will always generate the same terrain layout. ➡️ This is useful if you want specific biomes, structures, or a popular world layout.


➕ How to Set a Custom Seed

  • ➡️ Log into your control panel and open the File Manager
  • ➡️ Open server.properties
  • ➡️ Find the line level-seed=
  • ➡️ Enter your desired seed (number or text)
  • ✔️ Save the file

❗ The new seed will only apply the next time a new world is generated.


⏰ How to Generate a New World

If you want to start a fresh world (with or without a new seed):

  1. ➡️ Stop your server
  2. ➡️ In the File Manager, delete the worlds folder
  3. ➡️ If you added a new seed, make sure it’s saved in server.properties
  4. ➡️ Start the server again — it will generate a new world automatically

✔️ If no seed is defined, a random one will be used.


➡️ For help with installation, see our guides on installing addons and plugins. ✅

Need assistance? Feel free to reach out or open a support ticket — we’re happy to help. ✔️

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