Linux command
project-zomboid 命令
文件
复制后可按需替换文件名、目录或参数。
常用示例
Start
path/to/start-server.sh
Example
path/to/start-server.sh -servername server_name
说明
Project Zomboid dedicated server runs a headless multiplayer server for the open-world survival horror game. The start-server.sh script launches the server without a graphical interface, making it suitable for remote hosting on Linux machines or cloud instances. The server manages multiplayer sessions including player connections, world state persistence, zombie population simulation, and loot respawn cycles. Server administrators can configure sandbox settings to control difficulty, PvP rules, player limits, and mod loading through configuration files in the server data directory. The -servername option allows running multiple server instances on the same machine, each with independent world data and settings.
参数
- -servername _name_
- Specify a custom server name
FAQ
What is the project-zomboid command used for?
Project Zomboid dedicated server runs a headless multiplayer server for the open-world survival horror game. The start-server.sh script launches the server without a graphical interface, making it suitable for remote hosting on Linux machines or cloud instances. The server manages multiplayer sessions including player connections, world state persistence, zombie population simulation, and loot respawn cycles. Server administrators can configure sandbox settings to control difficulty, PvP rules, player limits, and mod loading through configuration files in the server data directory. The -servername option allows running multiple server instances on the same machine, each with independent world data and settings.
How do I run a basic project-zomboid example?
Run `path/to/start-server.sh` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -servername _name_ do in project-zomboid?
Specify a custom server name