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Seed Guard
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Minecraft fabric mod to protect your world seeds by altering feature and structure placement, preventing seed cracking.
Does not follow a specific thematic focus apart from vanilla Minecraft.
Used for mods with little to no gameplay elements.
General improvements to world generation, such as bug fixes, aesthetic overhauls, or misc additions.
Includes quality of life improvements and small tweaks to enhance and customize gameplay.
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Runs entirely on the server. Also works in singleplayer.
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SeedGuard
Protects your world seed by altering feature and structure placement, preventing seed cracking.
How does it work?
When generating worlds Minecraft builds the basic surface shape, then applies biomes and finally adds surface decorations, which consist of features (trees, sugar cane, grass, ores...) and structures (villages, pillager outposts...).
Each feature / structure has its own seed, which is hardcoded in vanilla (to ensure a world with the same seed always looks the same). SeedGuard replaces these seeds with randomly generated seeds, making it impossible to derive the world seed from features or structures.
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SeedGuard changes the placement of features / structure in Minecraft, below is a simple demo of a world with and without the mod installed.
SeedGuard
Protects your world seed by altering feature and structure placement, preventing seed cracking.
How does it work?
When generating worlds Minecraft builds the basic surface shape, then applies biomes and finally adds surface decorations, which consist of features (trees, sugar cane, grass, ores...) and structures (villages, pillager outposts...).
Each feature / structure has its own seed, which is hardcoded in vanilla (to ensure a world with the same seed always looks the same). SeedGuard replaces these seeds with randomly generated seeds, making it impossible to derive the world seed from features or structures.
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SeedGuard changes the placement of features / structure in Minecraft, below is a simple demo of a world with and without the mod installed.
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