Why that number in particular? Well, it's to do with the fact that Minecraft Bedrock still uses 32-bit integers for its seeds, whereas Java uses 64-bit integers.
If a seed is between the range -2,147,483,648 to 2,147,483,647, then the world will be identical between Java and Bedrock (apart from structure placement).īut if the seed number is outside this range, then the two versions of Minecraft will generate completely different worlds from one another. Minecraft seed parity: are seeds the same between Bedrock and Java?Īs of Minecraft 1.18, there is partial seed parity between Bedrock and Java Editions. Note: if you're playing on Java, be sure to check out our separate guide on the best Minecraft seeds for Java 1.18! Type your chosen seed into this box before clicking Create to start the new world generating. Halfway down on the right-hand side of the screen you'll see an input box labelled Seed.
To use a seed to create a new world in Minecraft Bedrock, here's what to do:įrom the main menu, click Play, then Create New, and then Create New World. Previously known as Minecraft Pocket Edition (or PE), Bedrock is designed to be faster in almost every way than the original Java Edition, and built for crossplay between all possible Minecraft-running platforms. If you're playing Minecraft on Xbox, Mobile, the Microsoft Store on Windows 10, or pretty much any other device, then you're running Minecraft Bedrock, and these seeds are for you.
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