In this tutorial, we’re going to show you how to set up a flat world for a Minecraft server. It is ideal for planning creative redstone fixtures or creating schematics.
How to Create a Flat World for your Minecraft Server
- First, go to the Minecraft Worlds tab in Server Manager.
- Click the Create New World button on the left panel.
- Enter a name for the newly created world and click Advanced Settings.
- In the level type field, enter flat. This will tell the server to generate a new world as flatlands / superflat level type. Click Create and your world will begin generating.
- Congratulations!. Once done, your server will restart with a whole new world.
If you’re still having trouble setting up a flat world, please contact our support team at https://serverminer.com/contact and we’ll be happy to help!
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How to Create a Flat World for Your Minecraft Server A flat or super flat world in Minecraft is a world without terrain features such as trees, hills, and bodies of water. By default
In the case of Bedrock, there is no server setup to use flat world, so you have to do it in a different way.
- Create a new flat world in single player mode.
- Once created, upload this world to your server using this guide – https://shockbyte.com/billing/knowledgebase/175/Upload-and-Use-a-Custom-World-on-Your-Minecraft-Bedrock-Server html
That’s it! You’ve made your Minecraft server world flat.
If you want to learn more about the other types of levels you can use to generate a world for your Minecraft server, you can check out our other tutorial here: Change the level type of your Minecraft server
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Superflat or Flat is a world type that replaces the normal, varied Overworld terrain, with layers that can be customized. In the classic (default) Superflat world, the terrain consists of one layer of bedrock, two layers of earth, and one layer of blocks of grass…
Multiplayer
To create a Super Flat world in a multiplayer server, the level type flag in server.properties must be flat, not the default. To change layers, biomes, and structures define generator settings which are basically in-game settings code but with JSON-like syntax, see the example below.
After creating a multiplayer game world, the server.properties fields have no effect on chunk generation. Instead, similar to a single-player game, the level.dat fields for generatorName, generatorVersion, and generatorOptions are used instead. If you want to change the world after initial creation, these are the settings that need to be changed.
This app allows you to create your own super flat presets. Every aspect can be customized. Only for PC.
Basic Usage
The first time you run the application, the default setting “Classic Flat” will be loaded. You can see the current super flat preset code in the code box at the top. You can change this configuration manually by editing the code field, or you can use the controls below to change it.
By default, the “Layers” tab will be active. Here you can add a new layer by selecting a block, searching for it, or typing in its block ID. Once added, you can change the height of the layer using the input number on the left. If the block may have different meta values, you can click on the layer to expand the options. Finally, the layers can be removed and reordered using drag and drop.
By clicking the “Biom” or “Features” buttons, you can further customize the super flat configuration. You can hover over most of the labels to see additional information.
Once you’ve finalized your super flat setup, you can simply copy the resulting code (Hint: Ctrl + A then Ctrl + C) and paste it into Minecraft (Ctrl + V). Here’s how to find the input:
Single Player -> Create New World -> More World Options. -> World Type: Super Flat -> Customize -> Presets
Additionally, thanks to the application you can
- click “New Preset” and give it a name to use it again on this page
- bookmark the current url to load it later
- share current url
