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  • Introduction
  • 🚀 Option 1: Configure a Seed via the fileserver.properties
  • Step 1: Go to your server
  • Step 2: Stop the Server
  • Step 3: Access the File Manager
  • Step 4: Edit the Fileserver.properties
  • Step 5: Save changes and delete the current world
  • Step 6: Restart the server
  • 🚀 Option 2: Set up a Seed using Multiverse-Core
  • Step 1: Install Multiverse-Core
  • Step 2: Create a new world with the Seed
  • Step 3: Verify the creation of the world
  • Summary
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How to put a Seed on your Minecraft server

This guide will show you how to create a world with any seed you want on your Minecraft server. You can do this in two different ways.

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Last updated 2 months ago

Introduction

Seeds allow you to customize how your Minecraft world is generated, which is ideal for specific projects or playing in unique worlds. Here are two quick options for applying a seed to your server.

🚀 Option 1: Configure a Seed via the fileserver.properties

Step 1: Go to your server

Go to your server, you can go to your server by going to the and clicking on "Manage Server"

Step 2: Stop the Server

Before making any changes, stop the server to avoid problems. Go to your server console and click the "Stop" button.

Step 3: Access the File Manager

Once the server is stopped, access the "Files" option in the side menu of the panel.

Step 4: Edit the Fileserver.properties

Find the file server.propertiesin the file list and open it for editing. Look for the line:

level-seed=

This is where you should enter the seed you want to use. Example:

level-seed=4217978916737958073

Step 5: Save changes and delete the current world

Save the changes and delete the current world folder (usually called world or whatever name you gave the world).

Step 6: Restart the server

From the main panel, click "Start" to restart the server. This will generate a new world based on the seed you configured.

🚀 Option 2: Set up a Seed using Multiverse-Core

Step 1: Install Multiverse-Core

  • Upload the plugin file to the folderpluginson your server by entering from the files folder in the control panel.

  • Restart the server to load the plugin.

Step 2: Create a new world with the Seed

With the plugin active, make sure you have operator (OP) permissions and run the following command to create a new world with the seed:

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/mv create {NOMBRE} normal -s {SEED}

Replace {NAME} with the name of the world you want and {SEED} with the seed you want to use. Example:

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/mv create MundoSeed normal -s -123456789

Step 3: Verify the creation of the world

Use the command /mvtp {NAME} to teleport to the new world and verify that it was successfully seeded.

Summary

With either of these options, you can easily set up a seed on your Plenix Network-hosted Minecraft server. If you prefer to modify the file server.propertiesdirectly or use the Multiverse-Core plugin , both options will allow you to create and manage custom worlds.

Done! You should now have your world generated with the seed you chose.

Download the plugin from a trusted site.

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Multiverse-Core
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