Creation
Seed
Seed noun - The source from which something grows or develops.
Usage example: ancient Greece provided the seed for much of Western civilization's political and philosophical thought
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Many games that utilize RNG in world creation have the ability to recreate the same world by inputting the same seed and parameters.
Source: Random Number God - Thomas Aquinas likened God's creation to a farmer who planted a seed and observed the plant growing and changing over time.
Source: Older Than They Think / Other - Empire Earth: Random maps are generated according to some specifications (terrain type, map size...), but the editor allows their creation with just a seed number.
Source: Procedural Generation
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