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7 Days To Die (Experimental)


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7 Days To Die (Experimental)


Installation

  1. Download the config
  2. Go to TCAdmin > System > Settings > Game & Voice Hosting > Game & Other Voice Servers > Import
  3. Save the config as a new config or chose "Overwrite existing config" if you which to overwrite your current 7 Days to Die Experimental config. Remember to select 7 Days to Die Experimental in the 'Update Game' field if you do
  4. Leave all other settings

Features

  • Shut down properly using custom script with rcon commands
  • Support for A20 Experimental
  • Support for Alloc's Server Fixes (easy install)
  • Support for "Darkness Falls: They mostly come out at night..." (easy install)
  • Configuration files are 100% configurable using Configuration Editor
  • Easy backup of worlds and configuration files

If you want any mods added, let me know. I'll see what I can do.

Switch between versions

Alpha config is available from here:

To switch between Alpha and Experimental, you should enable Game Switching: https://help.tcadmin.com/Manage_Game_%26_Voice_Services#Game_Switching

Once this has been enabled, you can switch between the versions. Please note that your server will be completely wiped when doing this.


 

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  • 3 months later...

What's New in Version 1.0.2  

This update only fixes issues for the Linux config.

  • [Fixed] "Relative Executable" was not set
  • [Fixed] "Files Folder Name" was not set
  • [Fixed] "Default Commandline" was not specifying the correct path to the logfile
    • This also fixes web console not working
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Hey Mr Dennis

 

Once again thanks for your config files, since the new release today, the way the configs setup looks changed once again...

<!-- Admin interfaces -->
    <property name="ControlPanelEnabled"            value="![ControlpanelEnabled]"/>                <!-- Enable/Disable the web control panel -->
    <property name="ControlPanelPort"                value="$[Service.CustomPort1]"/>                <!-- Port of the control panel webpage -->
    <property name="ControlPanelPassword"            value="![ControlPanelPassword]"/>            <!-- Password to gain entry to the control panel -->
 

Needs to be deleted or it wont start up, havent compared it to the new setup but yeah I can confirm you need to delete those 3 lines for a server to boot, I assume once it goes stable, your normal configs also will cause server crash 🙂

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looking at a default config file, seems they decided to call it "webdashboard"

 

<!-- Admin interfaces -->
    <property name="WebDashboardEnabled"            value="false"/>                <!-- Enable/disable the web dashboard -->
    <property name="WebDashboardPort"                value="8080"/>                <!-- Port of the web dashboard -->
    <property name="WebDashboardUrl"                value=""/>                    <!-- External URL to the web dashboard if not just using the public IP of the server, e.g. if the web dashboard is behind a reverse proxy. Needs to be the full URL, like "https://domainOfReverseProxy.tld:1234/". Can be left empty if directly using the public IP and dashboard port -->
    <property name="EnableMapRendering"                value="false"/>                <!-- Enable/disable rendering of the map to tile images while exploring it. This is used e.g. by the web dashboard to display a view of the map. -->

    <property name="TelnetEnabled"                    value="true"/>                <!-- Enable/Disable the telnet -->
    <property name="TelnetPort"                        value="8081"/>                <!-- Port of the telnet server -->
    <property name="TelnetPassword"                    value=""/>                    <!-- Password to gain entry to telnet interface. If no password is set the server will only listen on the local loopback interface -->
    <property name="TelnetFailedLoginLimit"            value="10"/>                <!-- After this many wrong passwords from a single remote client the client will be blocked from connecting to the Telnet interface -->
    <property name="TelnetFailedLoginsBlocktime"    value="10"/>                <!-- How long will the block persist (in seconds) -->
 

 

Hope this helps you 🙂

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What's New in Version 1.1.0  

Support for A21

  • [Removed] Obsolete variables for the configuration file
  • [Added] New variables for the configuration file
  • [Changed] Web console now prints response from rcon commands
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