How to Reset a World on a Minecraft Bedrock Server

Resetting your Minecraft Bedrock server world with Beacon Hosting is easy and allows you to start fresh when needed. This guide outlines the process step-by-step to help you reset safely while preserving any important data.

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Step 1: Back Up Your World

Before making changes, always back up your current world to avoid permanent data loss.

1. Log in to the Beacon Hosting control panel.
2. Open your file manager or connect via FTP.
3. Locate your current world folder (typically named world).
4. Download and save a local copy to your device.

Tip: You can also zip the folder before downloading for faster transfer and easy storage.

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Step 2: Delete the Existing World

To remove the old world:

1. In the file manager or FTP client, go to the root directory of your Bedrock server.
2. Delete the world folder (or whatever the name of your current world directory is).

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Step 3: Restart Your Server

Once the folder is deleted:

1. Return to your Beacon Hosting dashboard.
2. Click “Restart” to boot up your server.
3. A brand-new world will automatically generate upon startup.

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[WARNING] Resetting your world will delete all builds, inventories, and player data tied to that world. Ensure your backup is complete before proceeding.