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Seeded worlds are special "codes" which tell the game's pseudo-random number generator (a sophisticated mathematical function which produces numbers that seem random) where to begin generating a world. Because the random number generator is actually just a mathematical function and thus always produces the same result when given a certain input, you can "seed" the generator to produce an entire series of random numbers on another computer that are exactly the same as they were originally produced on the first computer. | Seeded worlds are special "codes" which tell the game's pseudo-random number generator (a sophisticated mathematical function which produces numbers that seem random) where to begin generating a world. Because the random number generator is actually just a mathematical function and thus always produces the same result when given a certain input, you can "seed" the generator to produce an entire series of random numbers on another computer that are exactly the same as they were originally produced on the first computer. | ||
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A further warning: there may be other things that affect world generation, such as your operating system. If you generate a world different from one described here, with exactly the same seed, please mention it with the relevant details (operating system including any service packs, processor type, and game version) on the [[Talk:Pregenerated worlds|talk page]]. | A further warning: there may be other things that affect world generation, such as your operating system. If you generate a world different from one described here, with exactly the same seed, please mention it with the relevant details (operating system including any service packs, processor type, and game version) on the [[Talk:Pregenerated worlds|talk page]]. | ||
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Revision as of 15:20, 9 February 2008
Pregenerated worlds are worlds that have been created and uploaded for use by others, so they may skip world generation, and are independent of versionv0.27.169.33g. Seeds are numbers that tell the world generator which world to create. These are usually given for particularly good locations, or for quick generating time. Below is a list of worlds and seeds that users have made, along with any interesting locations. Feel free to share and add to the list.
World generation changes
Versions 0.27.169.33f and 0.27.169.33g changed the way world generation works slightly, so seeds from earlier versions will generate different worlds; these are archived at Seed archive. Random and custom names do not affect world generation. However, modifications to your raw files before world generation could cause a different world to be generated.
Version 0.23.173.38a (with the army arc work) has changed world generation again, so that seeds from earlier versions do not create the same worlds.
Downloadable worlds
Downloadable worlds are worlds which have been generated and then compressed into a single archive file for sharing over the internet. Download the file then extract the folder inside the archive into your /data/save folder in order to use it.
The Absolute Planet of Dawns
Direct download available here: The Absolute Planet of Dawns
Wold offers a wide range of fortress locations, from mountain canyons to haunted glaciers to resource-rich forests, each with (non-spoily) description and location map.
(version v0.27.169.33g, seed 2664204674, provided by Fedor)
Lathondur Minbaz
Direct download available here: Lathondur Minbaz
The Legendary Ever-Realm
Download: http://hyperfileshare.com/d/f91fae26
Has pretty much every feature in a small 4x5 area.
Features:
- Magma on lower left
- Small cave river on lower left
- Edge of chasm on far upper left corner
- Pits & Adamantine on upper left
- Sand and trees on far right green tile
- Plenty of flux and iron for steel production
- Representatives of all four major rock types:
1. sedimentary - dolomite, claystone
2. igneous extrusive - andesite
3. igneous intrusive - granite, gabbro
4. metamorphic - marble, schist
Smata Sagus, The Realms Of Dawn
Download it here
Seed: 324316224 v0.27.169.33g (6 rejects)
Made in Dwarf Fortress v0.27.169.33g, created with a Core 2 Duo processor in WinXP. Found using the wonderful Regional Prospector.
This is a loaded 3x6 location with basically every major resource. No chasm, cliffs are no taller than 2, surroundings are Temperate and Mirthful.
If you don't need a river, you can trim it to 3x5 by taking off the bottom edge and still get everything else.
- Adamantine: towards the bottom left.
- Magma: underground, located on layers 140-143.
- River: a small curve of it in the lower right corner.
- Trees: More than you'll ever use.
- Sand: Yep.
- Soil: Yep.
- Iron: Magnetite patches near the surface, along with an occasional hematite and limonite vein.
- Flux: More than you'll ever use.
- Fuel: Plenty.
- Bauxite: Several patches near the magma.
- Obsidian: Available on the left side.
- Neighboring Civs: All.
Ruspospazmon, The Eternal Windy Planes
Download it here
Seed: 2851906008 v0.27.169.33g (11 rejects)
Made in Dwarf Fortress v0.27.169.33g, created with a Core 2 Duo processor in WinXP. Found using the wonderful Regional Prospector.
This is a 4x3 location with most major resources. No chasm, cliffs are very tall (6-9), surroundings are Scorching and Calm. There is a small spot of aquifer, just enough to be potentially useful while still out of the way.
If you need a river, you can expand the selection north to include some river fingers and possibly west to also include a stretch of normal river. This will likely include more aquifer though.
- Adamantine: towards the bottom left.
- Magma: underground, located on layers 140-143.
- River: only if you expand the area slightly.
- Aquifer: There's a tiny area of it towards the top left on a few levels.
- Trees: Yep.
- Sand: Yep.
- Soil: Yep.
- Iron: Yes, towards the top and middle.
- Flux: Yep.
- Fuel: Yep.
- Neighboring Civs: All.
Emeecamo Ametha, The Eternal Universe of Wind
Download it here
Seed: 2135737780 v0.27.169.33g (6 rejects)
Made in Dwarf Fortress v0.27.169.33g, created with a Core 2 Duo processor in WinXP. Found using the wonderful Regional Prospector.
This is a nice 3x3 (or potentially 2x2) location with almost all major resources. No chasm or sand available, cliffs are no higher than 1 (!), surroundings are Scorching and Untamed Wilds. The brook has a semi-waterfall where it drops 1 Z-level, causing a somewhat odd scene.
If you don't need a river or as many trees, you could actually make it a 2x2 area instead with all other resources by cutting off the bottom and right edges.
- Adamantine: in the middle.
- Magma: Upper left corner, the top is fully open to the ground.
- River: Yes, with a waterfall.
- Trees: Limited, but enough to make do.
- Soil: Yep.
- Iron: Plenty.
- Flux: More chalk than you could ever need.
- Fuel: Plenty.
- Bauxite: Some, check bottom middle of map one level below the lone hill.
- Neighboring Civs: All.
This is another nice location in this world. It is 5x3 with almost all major resources. No chasm, bauxite, or sand available. Cliffs progress up a few levels from left to right, surroundings are Warm and Calm. The magma vent is underground but only 2 levels deep.
There is so much iron here (many many magnetite clusters) that you'll practically get sick of it. There seem to be more diamonds scattered around here than normal as well.
- Adamantine: upper right corner.
- Magma: lower right corner, underground. Only on levels 148-149, so unfortunately very shallow.
- River: Yes, a small river bend in the upper left corner.
- Trees: Not overabundant, but not scarce either.
- Soil: Yep.
- Iron: Massive amounts; good luck making a dent in it.
- Flux: Take your pick between dolomite and chalk, tons of each.
- Fuel: Limited amounts of lignite, mostly in the upper levels on the left side.
- Obsidian: Plenty of it in the upper left corner at the higher z-levels.
- Neighboring Civs: All.
Seeds
Click here to add a seed!
Seeded worlds are special "codes" which tell the game's pseudo-random number generator (a sophisticated mathematical function which produces numbers that seem random) where to begin generating a world. Because the random number generator is actually just a mathematical function and thus always produces the same result when given a certain input, you can "seed" the generator to produce an entire series of random numbers on another computer that are exactly the same as they were originally produced on the first computer.
To use a seeded world, select Create a New World during the main menu, then hit s to specify a seed. Type in the seed and hit Enter, then hit Enter one more time to begin generation. It will still take the normal amount of time to generate the world, and you will still have rejects before the world is produced.
The random seed used also determines the world's name if a random name is selected. This disrupts the sequence of psudeorandom numbers. As a consequence, a seed with a player-given name will result in a completely different world than the same seed with a random name. Seed publishers should specify whether a random or a given name was selected when generating the world.
Mineral content is determined at the time it is allocated, (essentially when you dig near it). Accordingly the map seed determines the layers and therefore the probability of certain rocks/ores, but the ore veins themselves will vary.
A further warning: there may be other things that affect world generation, such as your operating system. If you generate a world different from one described here, with exactly the same seed, please mention it with the relevant details (operating system including any service packs, processor type, and game version) on the talk page.
The following seeds were generated with version 50.14 or later. Seeds for earlier versions are located at the seed archive. If you have a seed with a good starting location, feel free to add it.
Click here to add a seed!
No seeds are currently posted for version 50.14.