This command forces the next dungeon to generate based on a new seed, disabling game saving.
The nextseed
command is used to change the seed that affects the generation of the subsequent dungeon that you encounter in the game.
When you execute this command, the game immediately alters its procedural generation mechanics for the next dungeon.
This can alter various features such as the dungeon's layout, enemy spawn points, loot, etc., as these are often determined by the game's seed algorithm.
However, it is crucial to note that upon the execution of this command, the game saving functionality is automatically disabled. This means that any progress made after this point will not be recorded or saved by the game.
You'll lose all progress if the game is turned off or crashes. Consequently, you should use this command sparingly and be aware of the risks involved.
The nextseed
command is used to change the generation seed for the next dungeon that you enter.
This effectively randomizes the layout and contents of the next dungeon you explore.
However, usage of this command in the game disables saving, meaning you won't be able to save your progress while this command is active.