How to find the seed of a Minecraft server? [Tutorial]

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Server seed Minecraft is the code that generates the world you'll explore. The latter sets up the biomes, structures and resources available to the player.

If you leave it empty, a random seed is assigned. So you're wondering how to find the seed of a Minecraft server? You've come to the right place with our tutorial.

1. Enter the correct command on Minecraft

Finding the seed of your Minecraft server consists of three different steps:

  1. Launch the game and load your map.
  2. Activate the controls.
  3. Enter the command /seed in the console.
Pour cela, il suffit d’ouvrir le chat Minecraft, puis d’entrer la commande. ©️Dramsey pour Alucare.fr

Congratulations! The seed for your map should now appear. Please note that the OP mode is required to use this command. In solo mode, it is the "cheat" option qui doit être activée. Le monde de vos serveurs n’aura donc plus aucun secrets pour vous.

You're looking at the seed of your world. ©️Dramsey for Alucare.fr

2. Find the seed of a Minecraft server from the backup file

Finding the seed of a Minecraft server from the backup file is a four-step process:

  1. Find the backup folder on your PC :

The way ahead on Windows :

  • %appdata% ⇒ .minecraft ⇒ saves
Le chemin Windows, avec le dossier “saves” bien présent. ©️Dramsey pour Alucare.fr

The way ahead on Mac OS :

  • Library ⇒ Application Support ⇒ minecraft ⇒ saves
Le chemin Mac OS. Une fois dans le dossier Minecraft, cliquez sur celui s’intitulant “saves”. ©️Dramsey pour Alucare.fr
  1. Find the your backup folder : As each backup has a folder with the map's name, you'll be able to find it easily.
  2. Search for level.dat file You're wondering how open the file level.dat après l’avoir identifié ? Pour cela, il faudra utiliser un publisher of NBT as NBT Explorer.
  3. Find the seed : You'll find the seed of your Minecraft server in the "RandomSeed" field.

Pour finir, n’oubliez pas que trouver la seed d’un serveur Minecraft est owners/managers only of the latter. Either way, the /seed command or the level.dat file are your options.

In the meantime, we invite you to see how to install a map Minecraft via notre tutoriel. En plus d’enrichir votre expérience de joueur dans le monde du jeu, il pourrait vous donner des idées pour la carte de vos serveurs.

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Minecraft

Released on : November 18, 2011

Developed by : Markus Persson, Mojang Studios

Edited by : Mojang Studios, Sony Interactive Entertainment, Xbox Game Studios

Available on : PC, Mac, Linux, PlayStation, Xbox

Genres : Multiplayer