Looking for different world/seeds or names

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    Hello everyone

    Does anyone know of a good world/seed/name of a large mostly flat land with some mountains and water.

    Or maybe direct me to somewhere that has a list of different worlds, seeds or name of world

    Thank you

    Hi Popeye57,


    There are an almost infinite amount of seeds (they just aid in the randomisation process). You'll find that any seed you use will have what you want in it - somewhere.


    I would suggest creating your own seed - literally you can use anything for it.


    Then once you've got a world generated, use the teleport command to jump around a bit until you find a spot you like and then set that as the default server spawn point.

    Thx for responding

    What exactly do you mean "literally you can use anything for it."

    "Australia" or "Lake" (no quotes) are nice seeds 8)

    "I wish I had a dollar for every time I spent a dollar, because then, I'd have all my money back" :P

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    Thx for responding

    What exactly do you mean "literally you can use anything for it."

    You can use words like poptart1296 suggested.


    Or you can use numbers, or anything in between.


    Valid seeds could be:


    Australia, Lake, England, Germany,


    or


    2925292, 2979897, 2877972, 12, 99


    or


    JDFasfs7898sabBB, BaaBasf2887, Bosd666


    or (maybe even - I'm not 100% sure - as I've not tried special characters in JIW's seed input)


    sdgkD*"(GSJ"IS*F"J(G"PPjijjij, sdg:@waht, www,.rising-world.net

    Basically, a seed is used to help randomization in world generation.


    But what it also means is that you can "reproduce" this "randomness" by using the same seed.


    Just be aware, the seed is just there to help "mix up" the preprogramed world generation.


    ThisIsAseed will produce very different effect from thisisaseed


    Just because two seeds look similar, does not mean they will yield similar results

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