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Template:For The world seed (or simply seed; referred to as seed for the world generator in-game) is a value made up of character(s) (including negative or positive integers) that is used as the basis for generating every Minecraft world.<ref>A Short Demystification of the 'Map Seed' - Jens Bergensten on Mojang.com; February 23, 2011</ref>

Compatibility

Seeds are somewhat compatible between Java and Minecraft:Bedrock Edition, with terrain generation and biomes being the same. However, the placement of generated Minecraft:structures differs between these editions.

World generation

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Whenever the game has to generate a new world, it calls upon an algorithm known as Template:W. This algorithm outputs a pseudo-random value that is then used to determine the characteristics and features of the world. However, the algorithm always outputs the same value each time for a constant starting point (seed). Thus, the same seed generates the same terrain every time.

A world's seed is set when that world is created. By default, it is decided automatically, but it can also be set manually. Setting and reusing a seed from one world generates the same world. Either a number or a word/phrase can be used, including negatives. If a word/phrase is used, it is converted into a 32-bit integer using the .hashCode() method.

Whenever the world generation algorithm is updated (usually by adding new biomes to the game), the same seed no longer generates the same terrain. If the seed or generator changes in a saved world, new chunks are based on the new seed and no longer match those from the old seed. Deleted chunks can regenerate if the seed and generator remain the same, but changes if either the seed or generator changes. In fact, deleting chunks is sometimes done to let newly-introduced features appear in an old world; see Tutorials/Updating old oceans in 1.13 using MCEdit.

Because seeds are simply random values read into an algorithm and not actually names of different worlds, using a certain seed does not result in a world with any relevance to the value of that seed. For instance, using a Minecraft:biome name as the seed does not necessarily result in the creation of a world with primarily that biome, nor does it spawn the player within the said biome.

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Determining the seed

Template:IN, the player can enter the command Template:Command to view and copy the world's seed. This command is available in singleplayer worlds even if cheats are off. The player can also select 'Re-create' in the Worlds menu to see the seed.

Template:IN, the seed can be found and copied on the world options screen. There are also seed templates that offers the player several pre-set seeds to generate worlds with specific features near the spawn point. Additionally, the beta version has a visible seed on the top of the screen.

Changing the seed

Template:Exclusive The seed of a world can be changed at any time using world templates. By exporting a world and unzipping the file, one can place a Minecraft:manifest.json file in the world's folder with the world_template type, and allow_random_seed:true. When zipped into a .mctemplate file, it can be imported into the game. It appears under the Template:UI list of world templates, which, when selected opens the Create new world screen with the option to change the seed. However, this will not create a new world – all saved chunks are still in the world, meaning that only the world seed is changed; even achievements can still be earned. This also allows various other world creation options to be changed, such as flat world, bonus chest, Hardcore, and starting map, clear all player data, or even lock the world in older versions.

Notable seeds

Template:Info needed section The following map seeds have, at one point or another, been used for generating official Minecraft maps and resources or otherwise significant community material.

The Java Edition demo world seed can be played in the full version by entering Template:Cd in the seed input.
- The Beta 1.3_01 PC Gamer demo world seed can be played in the appropriate era by entering Template:Cd, all lowercase unlike the famous seed where the G is capitalized, in the seed input.
The seeds for many of the panoramas used on the title screen are as follows:
- The panorama used between Beta 1.8 Pre-release and 18w22c is either Template:Cd or Template:Cd,<ref>Template:Reddit</ref> generated between Beta 1.6.6 and Beta 1.7.
- Bedrock Edition 1.2.0 uses Template:Cd, which is the same seed as the "Winding River" seed template generated before 1.18.0.
- Java Edition 1.13 uses Template:Cd, which is the seed resulting from typing Template:Cd in as a seed, generated in snapshot 18w22a.
- Java Edition 1.14 uses Template:Cd, taken in 18w48a.
- Java Edition 1.15 uses Template:Cd, taken in 19w40a.
- Java Edition 1.16 uses Template:Cd, taken in 20w13a.
- Java Edition 1.18 uses Template:Cd, taken in 21w40a.
- Java Edition 1.19 uses Template:Cd, which is the seed resulting from typing Template:Cd in as a seed, taken in 22w15a.
- Java Edition 1.20 uses Template:Cd, taken in 23w14a.
- Java Edition 1.21.6 and Bedrock Edition 1.21.90 use Template:Cd, taken in 25w20a and Preview 1.21.90.26, respectively.
The seed for the original pack.png file is Template:Cd, taken some time before the release of Alpha v1.2.2<ref>Template:Reddit</ref>. It generates most correctly from Alpha v1.2.0 to Alpha v1.2.5, but can also be generated up to Beta 1.7.3 with minor population differences. It's also the default seed for Bedrock Edition's New UI of Create New World when no seed is entered or created since Minecraft:Bedrock Edition beta 1.18.20.21. This seed spawns the player in a savanna biome at coordinates Template:Cd.
The seed for the Skull on Fire Minecraft:painting is either Template:Cd or Template:Cd, generated in Alpha v1.1.2_01 or prior.<ref>Template:Reddit</ref>
The seed used for the original Herobrine hoax screenshot is Template:Cd, generated in Alpha v1.0.16_02.
The seed used for the original Herobrine hoax livestream is Template:Cd, generated in Alpha v1.0.17_04.
Seeds used for the Legacy Console Edition tutorial worlds:
- Each world is referred to by its respective Xbox 360 Edition update.
- TU1 and TU3 used the seed Template:Cd
- TU5 used the seed Template:Cd
- TU7 and TU9 used the seed Template:Cd
- TU12 and TU14 used the seed Template:Cd
- TU19, TU31, TU46, and TU69 were artificially-created and can't be generated by any seed.

Generation anomalies

Some seeds are known to cause strange effects in the world generation, due to their mathematical properties. See Minecraft:Anomalous world seeds for more information.

Technical

Realms

Template:IN, a player can type Template:Cmd in the chat. Template:IN, the seed is not visible when playing on Realms, but can be seen by downloading the world.

General

If the seed contains characters other than digits (except the first character, which can be "-" or "+") or falls out of range of a Java Template:Cd number (an integer between −2⁶³ and 2⁶³−1), the Java String.hashCode() function is used to generate the seed number. This restricts Minecraft to a subset of the possible worlds to 2³² (or 4,294,967,296), due to the Template:Cd datatype being used. A numeric seed or a random (blank) world seed must be used to access the full set of possible worlds (which is 2⁶⁴, or 18,446,744,073,709,551,616, or 18.4 quintillion).

Overlap between editions

All Java and Bedrock Edition seeds in the range from -9,223,372,036,854,775,808 to 9,223,372,036,854,775,807Template:Verify (64-bit seeds) generate the same terrain and Minecraft:biomes in both Java and Bedrock Edition. However, Minecraft:structures, Minecraft:features (i.e. decorators), carver caves, and mob spawns will generate differently.

Videos

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History

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References

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External links

Bedrock and Java Editions

Java Edition only

Navigation

Template:Navbox Java Edition technical Template:Navbox Bedrock Edition

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 A world's seed is set when that world is created. By default, it is decided automatically, but it can also be set manually. Setting and reusing a seed from one world generates the same world. Either a number or a word/phrase can be used, including negatives. If a word/phrase is used, it is converted into a 32-bit integer using the <code>.hashCode()</code> method.
-Whenever the world generation algorithm is updated (usually by adding new biomes to the game), the same seed no longer generates the same terrain. If the seed or generator changes in a saved world, new [[Minecraft:chunks]] are based on the new seed and no longer match those from the old seed. Deleted chunks can regenerate if the seed and generator remain the same, but changes if either the seed or generator changes. In fact, deleting chunks is sometimes done to let newly-introduced features appear in an old world; see [[Minecraft:Tutorials/Updating old oceans in 1.13 using MCEdit]].
+Whenever the world generation algorithm is updated (usually by adding new biomes to the game), the same seed no longer generates the same terrain. If the seed or generator changes in a saved world, new chunks are based on the new seed and no longer match those from the old seed. Deleted chunks can regenerate if the seed and generator remain the same, but changes if either the seed or generator changes. In fact, deleting chunks is sometimes done to let newly-introduced features appear in an old world; see Tutorials/Updating old oceans in 1.13 using MCEdit.
 Because seeds are simply random values read into an algorithm and not actually names of different worlds, using a certain seed does not result in a world with any relevance to the value of that seed. For instance, using a [[Minecraft:biome]] name as the seed does not necessarily result in the creation of a world with primarily that biome, nor does it spawn the player within the said biome.
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 == Determining the seed ==
-{{IN|java}}, the player can enter the [[Minecraft:command]] {{command|seed}} to view and copy the world's seed. This command is available in singleplayer worlds even if cheats are off. The player can also select 'Re-create' in the Worlds menu to see the seed.
+{{IN|java}}, the player can enter the command {{command|seed}} to view and copy the world's seed. This command is available in singleplayer worlds even if cheats are off. The player can also select 'Re-create' in the Worlds menu to see the seed.
-{{IN|bedrock}}, the seed can be found and copied on the [[Minecraft:World Options|world options]] screen. There are also [[Minecraft:seed templates]] that offers the player several pre-set seeds to generate worlds with specific features near the spawn point. Additionally, the beta version has a visible seed on the top of the screen.
+{{IN|bedrock}}, the seed can be found and copied on the world options screen. There are also seed templates that offers the player several pre-set seeds to generate worlds with specific features near the spawn point. Additionally, the beta version has a visible seed on the top of the screen.
 == Changing the seed ==
 {{Exclusive|bedrock|section=1}}
-The seed of a world can be changed at any time using [[Minecraft:World template|world templates]]. By exporting a world and unzipping the file, one can place a [[Minecraft:manifest.json]] file in the world's folder with the <code>world_template</code> type, and <code>allow_random_seed:true</code>. When zipped into a <code>.mctemplate</code> file, it can be imported into the game. It appears under the {{UI|Create new world|Owned by me|Imported}} list of world templates, which, when selected opens the [[Minecraft:Create New World|Create new world]] screen with the option to change the seed. However, this will not create a new world – all saved chunks are still in the world, meaning that only the world seed is changed; even [[Minecraft:achievements]] can still be earned. This also allows various other world creation options to be changed, such as flat world, bonus chest, Hardcore, and starting map, clear all player data, or even lock the world in older versions.
+The seed of a world can be changed at any time using world templates. By exporting a world and unzipping the file, one can place a [[Minecraft:manifest.json]] file in the world's folder with the <code>world_template</code> type, and <code>allow_random_seed:true</code>. When zipped into a <code>.mctemplate</code> file, it can be imported into the game. It appears under the {{UI|Create new world|Owned by me|Imported}} list of world templates, which, when selected opens the Create new world screen with the option to change the seed. However, this will not create a new world – all saved chunks are still in the world, meaning that only the world seed is changed; even achievements can still be earned. This also allows various other world creation options to be changed, such as flat world, bonus chest, Hardcore, and starting map, clear all player data, or even lock the world in older versions.
 == Notable seeds ==
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 * The ''Java Edition'' demo world seed can be played in the full version by entering {{cd|North Carolina}} in the seed input.
-** The [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.3_01|Beta 1.3_01]] PC Gamer demo world seed can be played in the appropriate era by entering {{cd|glacier}}, all lowercase unlike the famous seed where the G is capitalized, in the seed input.
+** The Beta 1.3_01 PC Gamer demo world seed can be played in the appropriate era by entering {{cd|glacier}}, all lowercase unlike the famous seed where the G is capitalized, in the seed input.
-* The seeds for many of the [[Minecraft:panorama]]s used on the [[Minecraft:Title Screen|title screen]] are as follows:
+* The seeds for many of the panoramas used on the title screen are as follows:
-**The panorama used between [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.8 Pre-release|Beta 1.8 Pre-release]] and [[Minecraft:Java Edition 18w22c|18w22c]] is either {{cd|2151901553968352745}} or {{cd|8091867987493326313}},<ref>{{reddit|hthrmk}}</ref> generated between [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.6.6|Beta 1.6.6]] and [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.7|Beta 1.7]].
+**The panorama used between Beta 1.8 Pre-release and 18w22c is either {{cd|2151901553968352745}} or {{cd|8091867987493326313}},<ref>{{reddit|hthrmk}}</ref> generated between Beta 1.6.6 and Beta 1.7.
-** Bedrock Edition 1.2.0 uses {{cd|95475027}}, which is the same seed as the "Winding River" [[Minecraft:seed template]] generated before [[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition 1.18.0|1.18.0]].
+** Bedrock Edition 1.2.0 uses {{cd|95475027}}, which is the same seed as the "Winding River" seed template generated before [[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition 1.18.0|1.18.0]].
-** Java Edition 1.13 uses {{cd|1458140401}}, which is the seed resulting from typing {{cd|18w22a}} in as a seed, generated in snapshot [[Minecraft:18w22a]].
+** Java Edition 1.13 uses {{cd|1458140401}}, which is the seed resulting from typing {{cd|18w22a}} in as a seed, generated in snapshot 18w22a.
-** Java Edition 1.14 uses {{cd|2802867088795589976}}, taken in [[Minecraft:18w48a]].
+** Java Edition 1.14 uses {{cd|2802867088795589976}}, taken in 18w48a.
-** Java Edition 1.15 uses {{cd|-4404205509303106230}}, taken in [[Minecraft:19w40a]].
+** Java Edition 1.15 uses {{cd|-4404205509303106230}}, taken in 19w40a.
-** Java Edition 1.16 uses {{cd|6006096527635909600}}, taken in [[Minecraft:20w13a]].
+** Java Edition 1.16 uses {{cd|6006096527635909600}}, taken in 20w13a.
-** Java Edition 1.18 uses {{cd|2151901553968352745}}, taken in [[Minecraft:21w40a]].
+** Java Edition 1.18 uses {{cd|2151901553968352745}}, taken in 21w40a.
-** Java Edition 1.19 uses {{cd|-1696067516}}, which is the seed resulting from typing {{cd|thewildupdate}} in as a seed, taken in [[Minecraft:22w15a]].
+** Java Edition 1.19 uses {{cd|-1696067516}}, which is the seed resulting from typing {{cd|thewildupdate}} in as a seed, taken in 22w15a.
-** Java Edition 1.20 uses {{cd|8554477380691140270}}, taken in [[Minecraft:23w14a]].
+** Java Edition 1.20 uses {{cd|8554477380691140270}}, taken in 23w14a.
-** Java Edition 1.21.6 and Bedrock Edition 1.21.90 use {{cd|8819392414030687460}}, taken in [[Minecraft:25w20a]] and [[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition Preview 1.21.90.26|Preview 1.21.90.26]], respectively.
+** Java Edition 1.21.6 and Bedrock Edition 1.21.90 use {{cd|8819392414030687460}}, taken in 25w20a and [[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition Preview 1.21.90.26|Preview 1.21.90.26]], respectively.
-* The seed for the original pack.png file is {{cd|3257840388504953787}}, taken some time before the release of [[Minecraft:Java Edition Alpha v1.2.2|Alpha v1.2.2]]<ref>{{reddit|iocx6f}}</ref>. It generates most correctly from [[Minecraft:Java Edition Alpha v1.2.0|Alpha v1.2.0]] to [[Minecraft:Java Edition Alpha v1.2.5|Alpha v1.2.5]], but can also be generated up to [[Minecraft:Java Edition Beta 1.7.3|Beta 1.7.3]] with minor population differences. It's also the default seed for Bedrock Edition's New UI of Create New World when no seed is entered or created since [[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition beta 1.18.20.21]]. This seed spawns the player in a [[Minecraft:savanna]] biome at coordinates {{cd|Position: -208, 65, 0}}.
+* The seed for the original pack.png file is {{cd|3257840388504953787}}, taken some time before the release of Alpha v1.2.2<ref>{{reddit|iocx6f}}</ref>. It generates most correctly from Alpha v1.2.0 to Alpha v1.2.5, but can also be generated up to Beta 1.7.3 with minor population differences. It's also the default seed for Bedrock Edition's New UI of Create New World when no seed is entered or created since [[Minecraft:Bedrock Edition beta 1.18.20.21]]. This seed spawns the player in a savanna biome at coordinates {{cd|Position: -208, 65, 0}}.
-* The seed for the Skull on Fire [[Minecraft:painting]] is either {{cd|-6984854390176336655}} or {{cd|-1044887956651363087}}, generated in [[Minecraft:Java Edition Alpha v1.1.2_01|Alpha v1.1.2_01]] or prior.<ref>{{reddit|iqg3ey}}</ref>
+* The seed for the Skull on Fire [[Minecraft:painting]] is either {{cd|-6984854390176336655}} or {{cd|-1044887956651363087}}, generated in Alpha v1.1.2_01 or prior.<ref>{{reddit|iqg3ey}}</ref>
-* The seed used for the original [[Minecraft:Herobrine]] hoax screenshot is {{cd|478868574082066804}}, generated in [[Minecraft:Alpha v1.0.16_02]].
+* The seed used for the original Herobrine hoax screenshot is {{cd|478868574082066804}}, generated in Alpha v1.0.16_02.
-* The seed used for the original [[Minecraft:Herobrine]] hoax livestream is {{cd|3609313613745973624}}, generated in [[Minecraft:Alpha v1.0.17_04]].
+* The seed used for the original Herobrine hoax livestream is {{cd|3609313613745973624}}, generated in Alpha v1.0.17_04.
-* Seeds used for the [[Minecraft:Legacy Console Edition tutorial]] worlds:
+* Seeds used for the Legacy Console Edition tutorial worlds:
-** Each world is referred to by its respective [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition]] update.
+** Each world is referred to by its respective Xbox 360 Edition update.
-** [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU1|TU1]] and [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU3|TU3]] used the seed {{cd|1171544198849424676}}
+** TU1 and TU3 used the seed {{cd|1171544198849424676}}
-** [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU5|TU5]] used the seed {{cd|6173462}}
+** TU5 used the seed {{cd|6173462}}
-** [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU7|TU7]] and [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU9|TU9]] used the seed {{cd|96414766889474996}}
+** TU7 and TU9 used the seed {{cd|96414766889474996}}
-** [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU12|TU12]] and [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU14|TU14]] used the seed {{cd|1227750481513469519}}
+** TU12 and TU14 used the seed {{cd|1227750481513469519}}
-** [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU19|TU19]], [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU31|TU31]], [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU46|TU46]], and [[Minecraft:Xbox 360 Edition TU69|TU69]] were artificially-created and can't be generated by any seed.
+** TU19, TU31, TU46, and TU69 were artificially-created and can't be generated by any seed.
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 === Overlap between editions ===
-All ''Java'' and ''Bedrock Edition'' seeds in the range from -9,223,372,036,854,775,808 to 9,223,372,036,854,775,807{{Verify|It seems that all seeds have the same terrain and biomes across editions.}} (64-bit seeds) generate the same terrain and [[Minecraft:biome]]s in both ''Java'' and ''Bedrock Edition''. However, [[Minecraft:structure]]s, [[Minecraft:feature]]s (i.e. decorators), [[Minecraft:carver]] caves, and [[Minecraft:Mob spawning|mob spawns]] will generate differently.
+All ''Java'' and ''Bedrock Edition'' seeds in the range from -9,223,372,036,854,775,808 to 9,223,372,036,854,775,807{{Verify|It seems that all seeds have the same terrain and biomes across editions.}} (64-bit seeds) generate the same terrain and [[Minecraft:biome]]s in both ''Java'' and ''Bedrock Edition''. However, [[Minecraft:structure]]s, [[Minecraft:feature]]s (i.e. decorators), carver caves, and mob spawns will generate differently.
 ==Videos==
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 |{{HistoryLine||20100227-1433|Brick pyramid generation changed - they now always come to a single point at the top, rather than sometimes being truncated, resulting in "brick square frusta".}}
 |{{HistoryLine||20100313|Oceans are considerably larger than before.{{check the code}}}}
-|{{HistoryLine||20100320|Reimplemented primitive [[Minecraft:ore (feature)|ore blob]] generation, in which they spawn as scattered, single blocks.
+|{{HistoryLine||20100320|Reimplemented primitive ore blob generation, in which they spawn as scattered, single blocks.
-|Reimplemented [[Minecraft:tree]] generation.}}
+|Reimplemented tree generation.}}
-|{{HistoryLine||20100325-1545|Ore blob generation has been changed to the modern generation type. However, a float is used in their generation, causing their generation to [[Minecraft:Java Edition distance effects/Historical effects|break down at excessive distances.]]
+|{{HistoryLine||20100325-1545|Ore blob generation has been changed to the modern generation type. However, a float is used in their generation, causing their generation to break down at excessive distances.
 |Added [[Minecraft:cave]]s. They generate through all blocks, not just terrain blocks.}}
 |{{HistoryLine||20100327|Terrain-breaking change to world gen: using any given seed on older versions now generates a different world.
 |World generation has been significantly overhauled, which is visually very obvious.
 |Removed caves.
-|Removed [[Minecraft:random patch]]es of flowers.
+|Removed random patches of flowers.
-|The large stone wall at 33,554,432 no longer generates. Instead, the [[Minecraft:Far Lands]] generate at 12,550,824.}}
+|The large stone wall at 33,554,432 no longer generates. Instead, the Far Lands generate at 12,550,824.}}
 |{{HistoryLine||20100413|All trees are now large trees.
 |[[Minecraft:Sand]] and [[Minecraft:gravel]] now generate with the world again.}}
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 |Terrain now appears to come in large islands.
 |Terrain can now generate high enough to be higher than the world height limit, causing it to be cut off.
-|[[Minecraft:Monolith|Monoliths]] now have the potential to generate.
+|Monoliths now have the potential to generate.
 |The amount of trees that generate appears to be different now.}}
 |{{HistoryLine||20100616-1808|Minor terrain-breaking change to world gen.
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 |Reimplemented caves.
 |Random patches of flowers and [[Minecraft:mushroom]]s now generate.
-|[[Minecraft:Spring]]s now generate.
+|Springs now generate.
 |[[Minecraft:Lava]] now naturally generates, although how it does so exactly is unknown.}}
 |{{HistoryLine|java alpha}}
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 |{{HistoryLine|pocket alpha}}
 |{{HistoryLine||v0.1.0|Added seeds (32 bit).}}
-|{{HistoryLine||v0.7.2|The seed for each world is now displayed in the [[Minecraft:world selection menu]] when the "Edit" button is pressed.}}
+|{{HistoryLine||v0.7.2|The seed for each world is now displayed in the world selection menu when the "Edit" button is pressed.}}
 |{{HistoryLine||v0.9.0|dev=build 1|Terrain-breaking change to world gen: using any given seed on older versions now generates a different world.}}
 |{{HistoryLine||v0.11.0|dev=build 7|The seed is now displayed at the top of the screen in development versions while the player is in a world.}}
 |{{HistoryLine|||dev=?|Before this update, the game would use a Unix timestamp as the seed if no other seed was typed. From this update onwards, it uses a random number generation.}}
 |{{HistoryLine|bedrock}}
-|{{HistoryLine||1.18.0|dev=beta 1.18.0.20|Terrain-breaking change to the world gen. Revamp [[Minecraft:Cave]]s, [[Minecraft:Mountains]], and [[Minecraft:Terrain]] height system.}}
+|{{HistoryLine||1.18.0|dev=beta 1.18.0.20|Terrain-breaking change to the world gen. Revamp [[Minecraft:Cave]]s, Mountains, and Terrain height system.}}
 |{{HistoryLine|||dev=beta 1.18.0.22|Replaced the random number generator used in world generation, resulting in different terrain being generated using same seed.}}
 |{{HistoryLine|||dev=beta 1.18.0.24|Seeds have been reshuffled again. Worlds no longer look like they did in previous betas.}}
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 {{Navbox Bedrock Edition}}
-[[Minecraft:cs:Zdroj]]
+cs:Zdroj
-[[Minecraft:de:Startwert]]
+de:Startwert
-[[Minecraft:es:Semilla (generación de mundo)]]
+es:Semilla (generación de mundo)
-[[Minecraft:fr:Graine (génération du monde)]]
+fr:Graine (génération du monde)
-[[Minecraft:ja:シード値]]
+ja:シード値
-[[Minecraft:ko:시드]]
+ko:시드
-[[Minecraft:lzh:種（闢世）]]
+lzh:種（闢世）
-[[Minecraft:nl:Seed (wereldgeneratie)]]
+nl:Seed (wereldgeneratie)
-[[Minecraft:pl:Ziarno generatora]]
+pl:Ziarno generatora
-[[Minecraft:pt:Semente de mundo]]
+pt:Semente de mundo
-[[Minecraft:ru:Ключ генератора мира]]
+ru:Ключ генератора мира
-[[Minecraft:uk:Зерно]]
+uk:Зерно
-[[Minecraft:zh:种子（世界生成）]]
+zh:种子（世界生成）