Resetting a Minecraft Bedrock world can offer players a fresh start and new opportunities. Starting fresh can give players a new challenge and a chance to discover new things. Resetting can also be helpful if a world has become glitchy or corrupted, as starting again can help fix these issues. Resetting can be fun to try out different gameplay styles or mods and see how they work in a new world. It can foster creativity and exploration as players embark on a blank canvas, allowing them to shape their world with each reset.
Note: Make backups locally to save any necessary files.
How to Reset a World on a Minecraft Bedrock Server (New World)
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Login to the QuickHost Game Panel.
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Stop the server.
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Under server controls click File Manager.
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Open server.properties for editing.
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On the level-name= line, change Bedrock level to a new name.
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Click save content on the top right.
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Start the server.
How to Reset a World on a Minecraft Bedrock Server (Delete World)
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Login to the QuickHost Game Panel.
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Stop the server.
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Under server controls click File Managers.
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Find the following directory: /home/container/worlds .
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Mark the checkbox beside the world to reset. Bedrock level is used in this example.
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Click Delete on the bottom of the page
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Confirm you want to delete the world
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Start the server
