Practical guide

Dedicated server setup and backup

Goal

Prepare settings from the current official key inventory, validate warnings, and apply the file with a backup and restart plan.

Current verified coverage

These counts are generated from the same data used by the linked tools and update with them.

Server settings assistant
93supported settings
Base team planner
12work roles
Structures
472catalog entries

Try a concrete case

Starting conditions

Set the player limit to 12 and generate the configuration.

Expected result

Expect ServerPlayerMaxNum=12 in the output and that key in the changes list.

ServerPlayerMaxNum
12

Your next action

Resolve warnings, back up the save, stop the server, apply the reviewed file and restart.

Open the linked tool

Scope and limits

Generation does not apply the file or show that the hardware supports 12 players. Check the server after restarting.

Before you start

Keep these verified tools open so each decision uses the current catalog.

Step-by-step procedure

Open each linked tool in order, confirm the current data, and keep the result beside your game.

  1. 1Server settings assistantImport the current INI or start from the official defaults, then resolve validation, security, and performance warnings.
  2. 2Base team plannerDefine the player load and operating goals before choosing capacity or rate settings.
  3. 3StructuresReview the structures and progression that the server rules must support before changing related settings.
  4. 4Crafting calculatorConfirm resource demand, back up the save, then apply the reviewed file during a planned restart.

Check the result

Before you spend resources or apply changes, confirm each checkpoint.

  • Server settings assistantConstraints, warnings, and unavailable values have been checked.
  • Base team plannerRequirements and the next action are clear before resources are spent.
  • StructuresConstraints, warnings, and unavailable values have been checked.
  • Crafting calculatorRequirements and the next action are clear before resources are spent.