Assuming I can do that, is there any tutorial on generating a desire seed via the linux terminal for a bedrock minecraft server. How do I get my server.properties file to generate or come back without deleting the entire server and reinstalling the minecraft server files.Ģ. expecting server.properties to generate when i re-started the server, i deleted both server.properties files and re-started the server. I then had both a 'server.properties' file, and a file i had named 'server.properties.1'. This worked, but did not generate the desired seed I had put in the original server.properties file. I decided to rename 'server.properties' expecting it would generate a new seed when I restarted server. I find a 'world' directory with '.' files in them which were both blank. I could not find a 'world' file to rename. I've read multiple tutorials about changing the 'world' file to a new name and then regenerating the world and it would generate a world with the seed. I changed the seed value to the desired seed in the server.properties file however, when I login it continues with the old seed.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!!ĭescription I created an Ubuntu server via Linode. This was part of a project for me to learn more about servers and using linux system. i can only find Windows, or GUI based tutorials, which doesn't help because I'm on a cloud server running Ubuntu. Assuming I can do that, is there any tutorial on generating a desire seed via the linux terminal for a bedrock minecraft server.How do I get my server.properties file to generate or come back without deleting the entire server and reinstalling the minecraft server files.I then had both a 'server.properties' file, and a file i had named 'server.properties.1' ….

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