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7 Days to Die Map Generators Overview

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The generation of a game utilizing the random gen map in 7 Days to Die is referred to as “Random World Generation.”

The random gen map is a planet that is generated randomly using your game’s name as the seed. Using the “Advanced Generation” feature, players can create Custom Seed Worlds.

If a player opts to employ Random World Generation, the geography and placement of Points of Interest are determined by the name they give the game. For instance, a game with the name “Survive PvP” will be entirely distinct from a game with the name “Survival PvP,” which will be different from a game with the name “7 Days to Die.”

Interesting Points

Points of Interest in the Random World Generation are distributed at random according to a set of rules. These attractions include several that are exclusive to Random World Generation.

The majority of points of interest come with a Prefab. See List of Locations for a comprehensive list of every location found in Random World Generation.

7 Days to Die Map Generators Overview

Make your own “7 Days to Die” map.

You can create your own map in 7 Days to Die. Here, we describe how it functions.

  1. Put an end to your server and give Gamename a name for your save game.
  2. Set the gameworld to “RWG” in the basic settings by navigating there.
  3. The map’s appearance depends on the WorldGenSeed option. You can insert a predetermined seed here if you have one. Another option is to simply type a random string of characters to see whether you like the resultant map.
  4. The target size can now be set in Worldgensize. We advise against making the map larger than 6144 pixels. Otherwise, the generation process will be time-consuming.
Generated Map for 7 Days To Die

Information on RWG map generation

The extent of the world will determine how long it takes for the server to finish creating the world and become playable.

The game will give you the following error message if you attempt to connect to the server before the world generation is complete:

  • Still initializing the server
  • I was unable to acquire server information.
  • Once the generating process has begun, halting, resuming, or altering the Web Interface will result in graphical problems with the map.
  • Once the generation process has begun, you must wait until you can view these logs in the output log date time.txt file under “Log Files.”
  • The server will begin a download before allowing you to spawn in the game after you join because you’ve built a unique world. Depending on the World Gen Size, your internet connection, etc., the download may take longer than intended.

Other world generators

Nitrogen

Nitrogen is the oldest map generator. Now a dead project.

Kinggen

Kinggen was a promising generator but sadly was never ported to A20.

Teragon

Teragon is being developed and videos show its potential.

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Also Read: 7 Days to Die For Consoles

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