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| − | First, we need to gather the information about the Mod we intend to add using the Workshop on Steam. | + | First, we need to gather the information about the Mod we intend to add using the Workshop on Steam. We will need to get the mod ID and the Workshop ID, every mod shows that information on its Workshop page description. |
When it comes to Project Zomboid, the mods will require to be added directly into the configuration files, through the Web Interface. | When it comes to Project Zomboid, the mods will require to be added directly into the configuration files, through the Web Interface. | ||
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This is your Server's most important configuration file, it contains most of the preferences for your Game-Server that will affect almost every aspect of the Game. Including the Mods you want to add. | This is your Server's most important configuration file, it contains most of the preferences for your Game-Server that will affect almost every aspect of the Game. Including the Mods you want to add. | ||
| − | + | The properties you need to locate on this file are <code>Mods=</code> and <code>Workshopitems=</code>. | |
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| + | You will need to enter the mod name on <code>Mods=</code>, and then the mod ID on <code>Workshopitems=</code>. The mod name need to be identical as how it shows on the Steam Workshop | ||
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| − | The | + | The following is an example of how the mods need to be entered properly: |
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| + | <code>WorkshopItems=2398274461;498441420</code> | ||
| − | <code> | + | <code>Mods=SaveOurStation_Core;Hydrocraft</code> |
| − | + | (Each mod name and ID needs to be separated by a semicolon ";") | |
Any other formatting will not work with the Server and the Mods will not be added. | Any other formatting will not work with the Server and the Mods will not be added. | ||
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Latest revision as of 07:44, 5 September 2021
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Add mods through the Project Zomboid server web interface
First, we need to gather the information about the Mod we intend to add using the Workshop on Steam. We will need to get the mod ID and the Workshop ID, every mod shows that information on its Workshop page description.
When it comes to Project Zomboid, the mods will require to be added directly into the configuration files, through the Web Interface.
You should then be able to see the information stored in the servertest.ini file.
This is your Server's most important configuration file, it contains most of the preferences for your Game-Server that will affect almost every aspect of the Game. Including the Mods you want to add.
The properties you need to locate on this file are Mods= and Workshopitems=.
You will need to enter the mod name on Mods=, and then the mod ID on Workshopitems=. The mod name need to be identical as how it shows on the Steam Workshop
The following is an example of how the mods need to be entered properly:
WorkshopItems=2398274461;498441420
Mods=SaveOurStation_Core;Hydrocraft
(Each mod name and ID needs to be separated by a semicolon ";")
Any other formatting will not work with the Server and the Mods will not be added.
Additionally, It is important to have both the information of the Mods listed in order.
