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This is not accessible to players in Adventure Mode on PC, or to any players on Xbox (not tested on other systems).

Y is a special tiny (10x10) developer world designed to load quickly.X are Huge (200x200) worlds with no restrictions.S are small (50x50) worlds with only the Monster Town biome, which is restricted from all other lists (in other words, random worlds will either be all Monster Town or none at all).M are small (50x50) worlds with only the Moon biome, which is restricted from all other lists (in other words, random worlds will either be all Moon or no Moon at all).I are small (50x50) worlds with only the Winter Wonderland biome, which is restricted from all other lists (in other words, random worlds will either be all Winter Wonderland or none at all).J are Large (150x150) worlds with no restricted Biomes.G limits what Biomes can appear, H allows all Biomes.

G & H are medium (100x100) worlds with multiple biomes.

D, E and F are small (50x50) worlds with a single biome, selected from specific groups (D being the most restrictive, and F allowing all Biomes).

A, B and C are reserved as "Starter World" types - for the three Tutorial Worlds - and cannot be selected by players.

The zone corresponds to a specific set of rules regarding the world type: On the Galaxy menu, the player will need to choose "Locate a World", and then enter both the string of characters for the Galactic Coordinates and a " Zone". This bug was still present in December 2018.

Note: As of Title Update 3b, in late 2017, certain characters began causing the input to reset, preventing even non-banned words from being entered.

The Zone must be one that the Player has already unlocked.Any characters (alpha, numeric and most common keyboard symbols) can be used and spaces do count, however a built-in word filter will automatically exclude any forbidden words, causing the game to revert to a random seed instead.When a player wants to "create" or "locate" a world, they can use nearly any string for the coordinates (subject to some rules and limitations), along with a Zone to generate the new world. Galactic Coordinates are not limited by this formula, however. When generating random worlds ("Find a Random World" on the Galaxy Map), the game will automatically generate worlds based on a combination of two words from the WorldNameGen list (see below) and a 2 or 3-digit number (using the following pattern: WORD1-WORD2-#), followed by a single letter code representing a " Zone" based on available Zones that the Player has unlocked (also shown below). Galactic Coordinates are addresses used to procedurally generate Worlds in LEGO Worlds.