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Server Configuration

Customize your game server settings for the best experience.

April 12, 202632 views

Server Configuration

Using the Config Editor

Most game-specific settings can be edited through the control panel's file manager:

  1. Open your server in the control panel
  2. Go to Files
  3. Find and edit the relevant config file (e.g., server.properties for Minecraft)
  4. Save and restart your server

Common Settings

  • Player Slots - Maximum concurrent players (set during campaign creation)
  • Server Name - The name shown in server browsers
  • Password - Protect your server with a join password
  • Difficulty - Adjust game difficulty settings
  • World Seed - Set a specific world generation seed
  • Whitelist - Restrict who can join your server

Performance Tuning

  • View Distance - Lower values reduce server load
  • Tick Rate - Higher values = smoother gameplay but more CPU
  • Entity Limits - Cap spawned entities to prevent lag
  • Chunk Loading - Limit the number of loaded chunks

Startup Parameters

Advanced users can customize startup flags from the Startup tab in the control panel. This includes:

  • Memory allocation
  • JVM flags (Java games)
  • Custom launch arguments
  • Version selection
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