[eplawsl]

He never claimed to "make" or even be the first to discover the seed, I am very disappointed in all of you.

It's from Tobuscus, don't say you found it, he made it. You sir can GTFO

Tobuscusscuscussucc-whats-his-face did not make the seed, minecraft.exe did, get over yourself.

[hvrock13]

Tobuscus? I remember that guy.. I know of him for his guitar theme though. Fun song to play.

But yeah, no one makes seeds. They can think of them, or even just mash their hands and/or face on the keyboard to create the seed, but the result is totally credited to the Minecraft game.

[dragoncrystal24]

Okay, I actually know what's going on here, and all of your bickering is just giving me a head, no, an eye ache. Insert said he was typing in a bunch of seeds, and he typed in gimmeabreak. The first person I have heard of using that seed was from the Youtube star, Tobuscus, who makes Minecraft videos of his singleplayer adventures. My guess is that Insert found that video and tried out the seed. When he found out what it was, he decided to post it on the forum.

You are now informed. Stop your bickering.

[InsertEpicHere]

hey mr sark i sure many people know the seed

[Alec02]

Minecraft is a superb game and I really like that there are virtually infinite possibilities of different worlds. However, by using a specific Minecraft seed, you can get a specific kind of world. A Minecraft seed code generates the same world every time.
According to Minecraft Wiki, Minecraft seeds are codes used in Minecraft's world generation process. Each world has its own seed value, which means that you'll always get the same world when using the same seed.
Please note that the player's initial spawn point will be random, that is, your first location may not always be the same.
From time to time, I bring a really cool Minecraft seed code into the spotlight (which is just below!). At this time, the featured Minecraft seed generates a village near the spawn point with a wicked house