My friend has a realm with the seed 69420 (haha funny number ik). Anyway when I enter the seed on a singleplayer world its completely different. Anyone know why?
Double check with the /seed command on both the realm and your world.
Depending on how you got and entered the seed one or more of the following might apply.
You mistyped.
Your friend mistyped when they created the realm and told you what they thought they had entered.
Either the seed of the realm or the one you entered might have a space at the beginning or end which would make it a completely different seed.
Also I believe using citation marks around a seed makes it be interpreted differently.
Or, according to a few earlier threads in the forum, it seems that worlds, perhaps particularly on servers for some reason, can become corrupted in such a way that the seed changes. So even if the seed is now 69420 most or all of the world may have been created with the original seed.
If you enter " 69420" (a space before 69420) the resulting actual seed will be "967752623"
If you enter "69420 " (a space after 69420) the resulting actual seed will be "1600213553"
If you enter " 69420 " (a space before AND after 69420) the resulting actual seed will be "-64439727"
More spaces produce even more unexpected seed values.
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My friend has a realm with the seed 69420 (haha funny number ik). Anyway when I enter the seed on a singleplayer world its completely different. Anyone know why?
Are you using the exact same version of Minecraft? You might have spawned in a different place in the same world. That happened to me once.
Double check with the /seed command on both the realm and your world.
Depending on how you got and entered the seed one or more of the following might apply.
You mistyped.
Your friend mistyped when they created the realm and told you what they thought they had entered.
Either the seed of the realm or the one you entered might have a space at the beginning or end which would make it a completely different seed.
Also I believe using citation marks around a seed makes it be interpreted differently.
Or, according to a few earlier threads in the forum, it seems that worlds, perhaps particularly on servers for some reason, can become corrupted in such a way that the seed changes. So even if the seed is now 69420 most or all of the world may have been created with the original seed.
Just testing.
Yes, same version.
Would spaces before/after make a difference? I'm not sure if that's what it is but it's not unlikely.
Edit: I missed what you said previously
With the mistyped solution adding spaces changes the seed. 69420 becomes something like 658326748 (not real number just example).
I'm not sure what you mean by the second one.
If you enter " 69420" (a space before 69420) the resulting actual seed will be "967752623"
If you enter "69420 " (a space after 69420) the resulting actual seed will be "1600213553"
If you enter " 69420 " (a space before AND after 69420) the resulting actual seed will be "-64439727"
More spaces produce even more unexpected seed values.
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Exactly, the seed is 69420, no extra spaces.
What version was your friend's world started in?
Changes in terrain generation, e.g. adding new biomes, will produce a different result from exactly the same seed.
You could easily have a mixture of terrain from several versions, which would be - difficult - to reproduce on purpose.