Starting Components - The amount of items machines like fires and generators spawn with.Vehicles Amount - The amount and spawn frequency of vehicles on the server.Zombie Amount - The amount of zombies on the server.Can be used to turn hordes off completely. Hordes - The horde difficulty in game.Loot Spawn - The rate at which loot spawns.Stamina Drain - Should the player have stamina drain and how fast should it drain?.Player Nutrition - Do players need to consume food and drinks?.Announce Deaths - Should other players be notified when another player dies.Announce Logins - Should players be notified when other players join the server? (True | False) e.g.No name tags, Near, Medium (Default), Far. Name Tag Distance - The distance that name tags are visible from.If false then server remains in starting weather state. Random Weather - Should server have random weather events.Sunny (Default), Light Rain, Heavy Rain, Storm, Light Snow, Heavy Snow, Snow Storm. Starting Weather - The weather when the server is started.False results in time staying the same as launch time or the '/time' the server admin sets the server too. Time Persistence - When true time progresses based on the 'Day Cycle Length' option.Day Cycle Length - The in game time cycle length based on minutes 15m, 30m, 45m (Default), 1h, 1h 30m, 2h, 3h, 4h, 5h and lastly 24h.False results in time staying the same as launch time or the ’/time’ the server admin sets the server to. When true time progresses based on the ‘Day Length’ option. Progress Time - This option is the same as the solo setting.The dedicated servers will run linux and be available via a Steam depot. You will see that shortly as we have a bit more to work on. This option isn't our dedicated server option. The server is only running when you're playing so friends wont be able to join without you. This host option is more of a co-op experience. This is not recommended for players new to networking and multiplayer games. Ports need to be opened and forwarded to allow for outside connections. This option does require quite a bit more knowhow than the solo option.
It can be placed on our public server list for all to see or you can simply share your IP with a friend and allow them to join discreetly. The host option will allow a player to start a public or privately hosted server. In game server hosting is a nice simple solution for those that want to play online with friends. Router List - Port Checker has a great router list with step by step directions for most. That being said all routers are different and you'll need to connect to yours to allow traffic through ports. Port forwarding seems like a big task but shouldn't be that difficult. If you're looking to just host locally we suggest using solo play or running a local server using ip: 127.0.0.1. Opening and forwarding ports, you'll need to do this to allow connections to your PC. Once you're there ensure Survive The Nights is allowed.
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