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You can create new worlds with the `/world create <key>` command.
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There are three options `generator`, `type`, and `preset`.
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There are three options `generator`, `type`, and `preset`.
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If you don't specify any of these options, the default world settings will be used.
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<Callout type="info" title="Frequesntly asked questions">
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<Callout type="info" title="Frequently asked questions">
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[What does \<key\> stand for, in command arguments?](/docs/worlds/faq#key-argument)
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[Why keys instead of world names?](/docs/worlds/faq#why-keys)
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## Dimensions
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### Example [!toc]
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There are following dimensions types:
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Creating a new world with the default settings:
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- `minecraft:overworld` - [The primary dimension.](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Overworld)
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- `minecraft:the_nether` - [The Nether dimension.](https://minecraft.wiki/w/The_Nether)
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- `minecraft:the_end` - [The End dimension.](https://minecraft.wiki/w/The_End)
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```
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/world create my_new_world
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```
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## Generator
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## Using a world generator plugin
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To generate a new world using a custom generator, use the command
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`/world create <key> generator <generator> [<dimension>] [<structures>] [<seed>]`
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/world create city:plots generator PlotSquared
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## Type
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## Defining the world type
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To generate a new world using a predefined world type, use the command
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`/world create <key> type <type> [<dimension>] [<structures>] [<seed>]`
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/world create amplified_test_world type minecraft:amplified
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## Preset
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## Using a flat world preset
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To generate a new world using an existing preset, use the command
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`/world create <key> preset <preset> [<dimension>] [<structures>] [<seed>]`
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/world create my_void_world preset the-void
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## Available Dimensions
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There are following dimensions types:
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- `minecraft:overworld` - [The primary dimension.](https://minecraft.wiki/w/Overworld)
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- `minecraft:the_nether` - [The Nether dimension.](https://minecraft.wiki/w/The_Nether)
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- `minecraft:the_end` - [The End dimension.](https://minecraft.wiki/w/The_End)
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## Additional options
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All of the above commands also support the following additional options:
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- `[<structures>]` - Controls whether structures generate in the world. Defaults to `true`.
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- `[<seed>]` - Sets the world seed. If not provided, a random seed will be used.
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### Example [!toc]
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Creating a normal world with structures disabled and a specific seed:
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/world create no_structures_set_seed type minecraft:noise false 123456789
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