7 Days To Die Custom Characters

Posted : admin On 28.07.2019

A 7 Days to Die Dedicated Server is used for playing with multiple people in the same world. Servers can be hosted by yourself, as well as by a company.Servers used to only allow up to 4 people, but that was changed as of Alpha 1.1 Official site

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  • 1Dedicated server
    • 1.4Firewall Ports

About 7 Days To Die. With your very own 7 Days to Die server by GameServers, you’re in total control. Roam the wasteland with your friends in CO-OP, or destroy your enemies in PVP. Customize the server to your liking using our myGS Control Panel. The world is your oyster, but proceed with caution, as you never know what, or who, is behind the next corner.

Dedicated server

Installation

  • Install SteamCMD
  • Start SteamCMD
    • Log in with a Steam account :Subject to the availability of the game on the accounts
    • Select install folder: force_install_dir c:SteamCMD7_Days_to_Die_server
    • Run: app_update 294420 to download 7 Days to Die Dedicated Server Alpha

Serverconfig.xml

This is a table of the up-to-date Alpha 14.6 serverconfig.xml file that comes with 7 Days to Die.

Only change the data in the 'value=' part of the file, otherwise it will not work.

OptionValuesDescription
ServerPort26900Port you want the server to listen on.
ServerIsPublictrueShould this server register to master server
ServerNameMy Game HostWhatever you want the name to be.
ServerPasswordPassword to gain entry to the server
ServerMaxPlayerCount8Maximum Concurrent Players (8 is the most supported by TFP.)
ServerDescriptionA 7 Days to Die serverWhatever you want the description to be.
ServerWebsiteURLWebsite URL for the server
GameWorldNavezganeNavezgane, or Random Gen
GameNameMy GameWhatever you want the game name to be THIS CONTROLS THE RANDOM GENERATION SEED
GameDifficulty20 - 5, 0=easiest, 5=hardest
GameModeGameModeSurvivalMPGameModeSurvivalMP, GameModeSurvivalSP (MP has land protection)
ZombiesRun00 = default day/night walk/run, 1 = never run, 2 = always run
BuildCreatefalseCheat mode on/off
DayNightLength50real time minutes per in game day: 50 minutes
DayLightLength18in game hours the sun shines per day: 18 hours day light per day
FriendlyFirefalseCan friendly players damage each other (PvP)
PersistentPlayerProfilestrueIf disabled a player can join with any selected profile. If true they will join with the last profile they joined with
PlayerSafeZoneLevel5If a player is less or equal this level he will create a safe zone (no enemies) when spawned
PlayerSafeZoneHours5Hours in world time this safe zone exists
ControlPanelEnabledfalseEnable/Disable the control panel
ControlPanelPort8080Port of the control panel webpage
ControlPanelPasswordCHANGEMEPassword to gain entry to the control panel
TelnetEnabledtrueEnable/Disable the telnet
TelnetPort8081Port of the telnet server
TelnetPasswordCHANGEMEPassword to gain entry to telnet interface
AdminFileNameserveradmin.xmlServer admin file name
DropOnDeath00 = everything, 1 = toolbelt only, 2 = backpack only, 3 = delete all
DropOnQuit10 = nothing, 1 = everything, 2 = toolbelt only, 3 = backpack only
EnemySenseMemory60Time, in seconds, that a zombie will pursue something that has been sensed.
EnemySpawnMode30 = Disabled 0%, 1 = Very Low 50%, 2 = Low 75%, 3 = Medium 100%, 4 = High 125%, 5 = Very High 150%
EnemyDifficulty00 = Normal, 1 = Feral
BlockDurabilityModifier100Percentage in whole numbers
LootAbundance100Percentage in whole numbers
LootRespawnDays7Days in whole numbers
LandClaimSize7Size in blocks that is protected by a keystone (Must be an odd number)
LandClaimDeadZone30Keystones must be this many blocks apart (unless you are friends with the other player)
LandClaimExpiryTime3The number of days a player can be offline before their claims expire and are no longer protected
LandClaimDecayMode0Controls how offline players land claims decay. All claims have full protection for the first 24hrs. 0=Linear, 1=Exponential, 2=Full protection until claim is expired.
LandClaimOnlineDurabilityModifier4How much protected claim area block hardness is increased when a player is online. 0 means infinite (no damage will ever be taken). Default is 32x
LandClaimOfflineDurabilityModifier4How much protected claim area block hardness is increased when a player is offline. 0 means infinite (no damage will ever be taken). Default is 32x
AirDropFrequency72How often airdrop occur in game-hours
AirDropMarkerfalseSets if a marker is added to map/compass for air drops.
MaxSpawnedZombies60Making this number too large (more than about 80) may cause servers to run at poor framerates which will effect lag and play quality for clients.
MaxSpawnedAnimals50If your server has a large number of players you can increase this limit to add more wildlife. †
EACEnabledtrueEnables/Disables EasyAntiCheat
SaveGameFolderabsolute pathUse this to override the default save game path

† Animals don't consume as much CPU as zombies. NOTE:That this doesn't cause more animals to spawn arbitrarily: The biome spawning system only spawns a certain number of animals in a given area, but if you have lots of players that are all spread out then you may be hitting the limit and can increase it.

Starting the Server

To host a server just edit the startdedicated.bat file and the serverconfig.xml using TextPad or notepad++. You shouldn't need to edit the startdedicated.bat. In the batch file you will see the following text:

startdedicated.bat

Firewall Ports

You will need to open the following ports on your PC's firewall in order for people to be able to see and connect to your server.

TCP

  • 8080-8081 (ONLY if you plan to administer your server remotely.)
  • 8082 (If you are using Alloc's mods, this is for the web map.)
  • 26900

UDP

  • 26900-26902


Port Forwarding

If you are behind a router, you will need to tell your router that an incoming connection is meant for your server. This is called forwarding a port. You will need to port forward ports 26900-26902 so that others may join.

If router support UPnP - you can use this http://upnp-portmapper.sourceforge.net/

Don't know how to port forward? follow these instructions:

7 Days To Die Ps4 Custom Characters

  1. Go to this Site
  2. Select your router brand
  3. Select your router version (if your version is not there, pick the one closest to your version.)
  4. Select 7 Days to Die
  5. Follow the instructions on the site

If you have completed these steps correctly, your friends should now be able to join.

Finding your own External IP

To find the IP which your friends need to use go to this Site. There you will find your External IP. Send it to your friends and they should be able to join if you have already finished Port Forwarding (steps above) your router.

Looking for servers

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If you are looking for a server to play on, you can find one on the current top servers list for 7 Days To Die here 7daystodie-servers.com or use the server browser on your game client.

For computers on the same local network as the server you can connect to it by using its internal IP, simply enter this and the chosen port number into the two boxes at the bottom of the games server browser screen.
If you are hosting the server on the same computer you intend to play from you can use 127.0.0.1 (localhost) as the connection IP.
In all other cases you'll need to determine the servers IP address or domain name (if used) in order to make a connection. Windows users should open start, click run or search, type cmd. In the window that opens type ipconfig. You'll see a list of information. You're looking for IP address.

Example:Ethernet adapter Local Area Connection:


Where mine says 192.168.1.100 that's the IP your server has.

Renting a server

There are several companies/websites that allow you to rent a server from them. This rented server will reside in a datacenter and hosted by them.

These servers are mostly 24/7 servers. This is useful because you won't need to keep your computer running 24/7. You can rent servers to many different specifications, some may not be powerful enough to host a server. Generally, network connections at a datacenter far exceed what is available to residential ISPs, which will cut down on latency that you might experience hosting at home.

You can use a Server Manager to setup and manage the server, such as the Cloud-based Server Manager (CBSM) for 7 Days to Die.

References

How To Make A Character In 7 Days To Die

Retrieved from 'https://developer.valvesoftware.com/w/index.php?title=7_Days_to_Die_Dedicated_Server&oldid=216259'

The open world survivor horror video game “7 Days To Die” has a new update rolling out today in the form of 1.04 for the Xbox One and PS4. The update fixes lots of crashes from the previous 1.03 update like the disconnection issue and sound effects issues with rain and thunder, while introducing a lot more bugs. According to a user on Reddit, the Xbox One version of the game has a bug that hampers a player’s ability to see other players and interact with the surroundings. You can check out the full list of patch notes below.

Stability and Performance

  • Fixed an issue that caused a much higher volume of disconnects from Online Multiplayer games.
  • Fixed an issue that was preventing zombie corpses from turning into gore blocks as quickly as they are intended to which caused drastic perf slowdown during horde battles.
  • Implemented a system to back up save files on PS4 so that, if a user’s save data becomes corrupted due to a crash during the saving process, they will lose very little progress. This fix will only work for any future saves that become corrupted; it will not be able to recover data for users who have run into save data corruption prior to Patch 3.
  • Fixed a crash that would sometimes occur while using the crafting menu.
  • Fixed a crash that would occur when a player would take a part of a minibike while another player was driving it.
  • Fixed an issue that was causing more frequent crashes in local multiplayer games.
  • Fixed a crash that would occur when the first player for a local multiplayer game would quit out as soon as the second player joined.
  • Fixed an unresponsive state that would occur on XB1 if the player removed the controller, suspended the game, added the controller back, and attempted to remove it again while on the main menu.
  • Fixed a crash on PS4 that would sometimes occur when dismissing a controller disconnect pop-up.
  • Fixed a crash that would occasionally occur when accessing loot containers.
  • Fixed a crash that would occur on PS4 while loading a map after setting the system’s language to Arabic or Turkish.

Art and Animation

  • Fixed an issue where the lighting update in Patch 2 caused lighting inside buildings to be too dark.
  • Fixed an issue introduced in Patch 2 that caused the Mining Helmet light to be too dark and have a dark ring obstructing the player’s view.
  • Fixed an issue where the light on the Mining Helmet would constantly move and rotate back and forth.
  • Fixed an issue where having motion-blur on while riding a minibike would cause the character model to shake violently.
  • Fixed an issue where the texture on the terrain would occasionally fail to load.
  • Fixed a number of miscellaneous issues with character models and animations.

Audio

  • Fixed an issue where SFX for thunder would play at too high a volume.
  • Fixed an issue where SFX for rain would play at too high a volume.

Gameplay

  • Changed horde spawning slightly to ensure each of the players in a MP game will get attacked by a horde, no matter where they are in the world.
  • Added an improvement so the player can hold “X” (on PS4) or “A” (on XB1) on the left arrow to increase the number of items to craft when crafting.
  • Fixed an issue where hordes would vanish and fail to respawn if a player quit out of the game in the middle of a blood moon.
  • Fixed an issue where doors to pre-existing buildings and POIs would respawn after having been destroyed by the player.
  • Fixed an issue where it would briefly be snowing on world load, regardless of current biome.
  • Fixed an issue where the minibike would occasionally stop on steep slopes.
  • Fixed an issue where time would pass in the game while in the “Building Environment” portion of the world loading sequence.
  • Fixed an issue where structures near a large lake in Navezgane would collapse on player contact.
  • Fixed an issue on XB1 where cobwebs would spawn when a player would place a Minibike Chassis.
  • Fixed an exploit where a player could duplicate wooden crates by building a diving-board-like structure and standing on top of a crate placed near the end of it.
  • Fixed an issue where the menu cursor would not snap to search bars.
  • Fixed an issue where the pipe bomb would fall to the player’s feet when thrown.
  • Slightly increased the number of bird nests that spawn into the game.
  • Added the version number to the main menu screen.

Fixed an issue where the layout of the D-Pad controls was inconsistent across items. The controls will now generally go as follows:

  • DOWN: “Drop”
  • RIGHT: “Favorite” and “Scrap”
  • LEFT: “Recipe,” “Repair,” and “Use”
  • UP: “Equip” and other, context-sensitive controls

You can download the title, which is still currently in Alpha, from here.