How to change your Minecraft server seed

✅ Requirements

• A Minecraft server hosted on Final Hosting

• Access to your Final Hosting control panel

• A new world seed (either custom or random)

• ⚠️ Important: Changing the seed will reset the world unless managed carefully.

Step 1: Choose Your New Seed

You can:

• Use a seed from a seed list (e.g., chunkbase.com)

• Enter any text or number (Minecraft will convert it automatically)

     Example seeds:

• 1234567890

• "MountainsAreCool"

• -6120648606982687686

Step 2: Access Your Server Files

1. Log in to your Final Hosting control panel.

2. Go to your server’s file manager or use FTP access.

3. Locate the file:

   server.properties

4. Open server.properties

Step 3: Set the New Seed

1. Look for the line:

   level-seed=

2. Add your new seed next to the equals sign:

   level-seed=85834623729

3. Save the file.

Step 4: Delete the Old World (Carefully!)

1. In your server file list, locate the world folders:

   • world

   • world_nether

   • world_the_end

2. Delete all three if you want a completely fresh world using the new seed.

⚠️ WARNING: This will permanently remove your old world. Make a backup if needed.

Step 5: Restart the Server

1. Go back to your Final Hosting dasboard.

2. Click "Restart" on your Minecraft server.

3. The server will now generate a brand-new world using your new seed!

Step 6: Verify the New World

1. Join your server.

2. Explore spawn and use /seed if you have permission to verify the correct seed is active.

3. Confirm that the world looks different from the old one.

⚙️ Troubleshooting