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1. #STEAM MAX PING CONSOLE COMMAND HOW TO#
2. #STEAM MAX PING CONSOLE COMMAND INSTALL#
3. #STEAM MAX PING CONSOLE COMMAND PASSWORD#
4. #STEAM MAX PING CONSOLE COMMAND DOWNLOAD#
5. #STEAM MAX PING CONSOLE COMMAND WINDOWS#

This is only required for those who are running a Debian OS, Ubuntu (I am told) should be fine. (Kirrus: Don't set more than 80% of your VM's capacity.) Use WinSCP and double click on the file and it should open it up in an editor, find these two lines: This is dependant on how much RAM your server has, I personally didn't set them to use my complete server capacity, I did about half but the choice is up to you. You’ll now need to edit the projectzomboid-dedi-server.sh and set your RAM values. Whether or not you will whitelist the server it’s best to put the file in.

#STEAM MAX PING CONSOLE COMMAND DOWNLOAD#

You will need to create a folder of “db” in that folder as well and download this db file and place it in the “db” folder:

#STEAM MAX PING CONSOLE COMMAND PASSWORD#

Steamusername being your steam username and password being the steam password. steamcmd.sh +login steamusername steampassword +force_install_dir directory/you/want/to/install/to +app_update 108600 -beta onlinetest validate +exit It should eventually download and once it does we need to actually get the contents out of the folder. Now we need to actually get the SteamCMD. This will switch the user from root, to steam. “Steam” is not the same as “steam” in the directory context as well. If you decide to name the user something else the directories change also. It should be noted anytime I refer to “steam” in the file directory context, then it means the user folder. Once that’s sorted we need to switch over to the new user. It’s recommended that you run SteamCMD on a seperate user. Now we need to grab the Steam CMD so we can download the actual Project Zomboid software.

#STEAM MAX PING CONSOLE COMMAND INSTALL#

You’ll want to install default-jdk and screen onto the server if you don’t have these already. With this we’re making the assumption you understand your way around linux. If you have no access to your router, please consult whoever is in charge of your network (parents, room mates, admins, etc). It mostly just involves getting into the menu of your router. Port Forwarding sounds harder in theory that it actually is. has good guides on hand and covers a lot of routers.

#STEAM MAX PING CONSOLE COMMAND HOW TO#

Good guides on how to forward ports are found all over the internet. If you want a server with 10 slots, you would have to forwardĪ quick and easy way to test if your ports are forwarded properly are and. The necessary ports to forward are 16261 (UDP) which serves as a handshake port for communicating with the server.įor each possible player slot on your server, you need to forward additional TCP ports, which are used to stream the world to the player clients. To allow people to connect to your server you will need to forward the necessary ports. See “How do I use more/less RAM” for how to allocate more memory to your server. If you want to host a server with lots of people, you should make sure your internet connection is fast and you have enough RAM in your rig. To host a server, navigate to your game installation folder (for Steam users, the default location is Steam\SteamApps\common\ProjectZomboid) and find the batch-file called ProjectZomboidServer.bat.Ī command prompt window will pop up saying "*** SERVER STARTED****".

#STEAM MAX PING CONSOLE COMMAND WINDOWS#

People running a Linux server can follow the instructions posted by Connall here: Windows Q: How do I set up a server in Windows/Mac/Linux?Ī:For Windows you can use this tutorial: You can access it via the Join or Host buttons on the main menu. What do I do?Ī: Since the release of Build 41.60, multiplayer has been released into the main game. 16 Q: I was on a friends server, it was working fine but then we restarted and we started having problems.15 Q: I get this message of… Client version (956) doesn't match server (958) when I try to connect to a server.14 Q: My server keeps crashing with people on it!.13 Q: I’m getting some console messages about… “Delay Packets”.12 Q: I’m trapped in a server! The map won’t load anymore, what’s going on? It looks like a black border.10 Q: Why can't people connect to my server?.8 Q: Can I change the length of days or the amount of Zombies/loot? Is there a way to respawn loot?.7 Q: How do I change my characters appearance for multiplayer?.2 Q: How do I set up a server in Windows/Mac/Linux?.