Regenerate a World

Usage: /world regenerate <world> [<flags>]

Permission: worlds.command.regenerate

To regenerate a world you can use the /world regenerate <world> [<flags>] command.
This command will regenerate the specified world, so use it with caution.

Flags

• --confirm: This flag is required to confirm the regeneration of the world. It is a safety measure to prevent accidental regenerations.
• --schedule: This flag schedules the regeneration of the world to the server shutdown process.
  The regeneration of minecraft:overworld can only be scheduled as it is required to always exist during runtime.
• --seed: This flag allows you to reroll the world seed.
  This can be useful if you want to create a new world with the same name but a different seed.

To simply regenerate a world, you can use the following command:

/world regenerate worlds:my_world --confirm

To regenerate a world and reroll its seed, you can use:

/world regenerate citybuild:farmworld/nether --confirm --seed

To schedule the regeneration of a world, you can use:

/world regenerate minecraft:overworld --confirm --schedule