Can you make a seed? [closed]

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I know people make seeds because they know the numbers, the exact place and secret doors that lead to dungeons.



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I think you are asking "Can you design a world seed so it produces a world the way you want it?" The answer to this question is no.

What most people do is discover a seed. They start a game (either typing in a seed or letting the game generate one randomly) and then get to looking around and realize that their world is pretty awesome. Whether they "guessed" at a seed or allowed the random generator to do its thing, they can now look up their world's seed (and starting settings) and share that information so that other people can generate their same starting world.

Only the starting world generation can be shared via a seed, not any changes you make (in the game or by using a mod or program). Also remember that for a seed to work, other players need to be using the exact same generation settings as the seed's discoverer: things like difficulty or resolution don't matter, of course; but things like "Superflat" and "Generate Structures" must be set the same, and any mods that change world-gen (by adding new biomes or ores or plants or basically anything that spawns in the world instead of being crafted by the player) will completely invalidate any seeds discovered without using those exact same mods.




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Can a seed suffocate?

Seeds respire just like any other living organism. They need oxygen and produce carbon dioxide (CO2). This carbon dioxide needs to be able to move away from the seed. If the soil or media is not well aerated due to overwatering or compaction, the CO2 will not dissipate and seeds can suffocate.

What happens if seeds are too close?

Crowded plants not only discourage growth, they encourage pests and disease. Crowded seedlings shade each other from the sun. As they get larger, it only gets worse. Crowded root vegetables, including turnips, beets, and radishes, won't develop useable roots if they're crowded.

Is it possible to turn seed germination on and off?

Question: Do I keep it on after the seeds have sprouted? Answer: No. Turn the seed-starting heat mat off and put it away once the seedlings come up. Leaving it on may spur rapid, lanky, weak growth or encourage fungal diseases at the soil level.



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