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Rust Seed 930332669 at World Size 4000: Reuse or Rotate?

Seed 930332669 can be used with a world size of 4000 , but the seed number alone does not completely identify a Rust procedural map. Facepunch documents.

Rust Seed 930332669 at World Size 4000: Reuse or Rotate?

Seed 930332669 can be used with a world size of 4000, but the seed number alone does not completely identify a Rust procedural map. Facepunch documents three generation inputs: map type, world size, and seed.

For this configuration, use:

+server.level "Procedural Map"
+server.worldsize 4000
+server.seed 930332669

Are the values valid?

Facepunch documents procedural-map seeds from 0 through 2147483647 and world sizes from 1000 through 6000. Seed 930332669 and world size 4000 are within those ranges.

Facepunch also documents the normal procedural-map filename format as MapType.Size.Seed.map. That naming convention helps distinguish maps that share a seed but use different sizes or map types.

Why test the map again?

Rust's procedural-generation implementation has changed during its development. Facepunch's Devblog 59 documents changes involving terrain generation, mountain blending, and seed-influenced monument placement.

Generate the configuration on the server build intended for the next wipe before deciding whether to reuse it. Inspect the resulting monument placement, routes, biome distribution, coastline, and buildable terrain. Rotate to another seed if the generated layout does not suit the server.

Hosting consideration

Facepunch states that larger Rust maps require more disk space and memory. World size should therefore be chosen with the intended host in mind, independently of whether seed 930332669 produces a desirable layout.

Verdict

Seed 930332669 with world size 4000 is a valid procedural-map configuration. Reuse it only after evaluating the map generated by the intended Rust server build; otherwise, choose another seed based on a newly generated comparison.

Sources and verification

  • Map Data — Rust WikiDocuments the map type, size, and seed inputs used to generate procedural maps, their accepted ranges, and the normal map-file naming format.
  • Creating a Server — Rust WikiDocuments the server.level, server.seed, and server.worldsize startup parameters, accepted seed and size ranges, and the greater storage and memory needs of larger maps.
  • Devblog 59 — RustDocuments historical procedural-generation changes affecting terrain generation, mountain blending, and seed-influenced monument placement.