seedle.loch.tools

Minecraft Seedle

I treat the official map and its documented generator version as the source of truth. The site says its cubiomes scan is exact for the Java version it names; I do not present an unrecorded personal world test as evidence.

What the site is doing

The homepage line I copied is: roll one random Minecraft seed a day and score emeralds for whatever generated in the 2048×2048 blocks around the origin. Everyone shares that seed. You play once. The reset is midnight US Eastern. The generator note says cubiomes scans Java 1.21.3 exactly, and that nothing is sampled or estimated. Version numbers can move when the site updates, so I date this reading 30 September 2026.

How a score becomes a rank

I counted the public rules payload as 111 entries. Each hit pays emeralds. The day's total lands on a material ladder: coal, copper, iron, redstone, lapis, gold, emerald, diamond, netherite. The site says the median day is lapis. A Discord login saves your history and streak. Leaderboards and a lab page (describe a world, scan random seeds) sit on the same host.

• How a round works
• Reading the map and the rare hits
• The address people mistype
• 中文规则

Source: seedle.loch.tools. Homepage, FAQ, and llms.txt read on 2026-09-30.

Source: Rules API. 111 scoring rules in the snapshot I used.