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Implementing Custom Environmental Hazards on Your No One Survived Server

Introduce unique challenges by integrating custom environmental hazards that simulate extreme conditions, dynamic obstacles, and unpredictable threats on your No One Survived server. 📌 Prerequisites - A No One Survived server purchased at VolticHost.com - Access to VolticHost Game Panel - Custom hazard scripts or configuration files designed for No One Survived - Basic file management and server configuration skills 1️⃣ Uploading Custom Hazard Files 1. Log in to VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Click on your No One Survived server. 3. Navigate to the File Manager. 4. Upload your custom hazard files (e.g., hazards.cfg or related scripts) into a dedicated directory (e.g., NoOneSurvived/addons/hazards). 5. Verify that all necessary files and dependencies have been successfully uploaded. ✅ Custom hazard files have been successfully uploaded! 2️⃣ Configuring Hazard Settings 1. Locate the hazard configuration file within the File Manager. 2. Click Edit to open the file. 3. Customize settings such as: - Trigger Conditions: Define environmental triggers (e.g., severe weather, toxic zones) that activate hazards. - Impact Parameters: Adjust damage values, duration, and effects of each hazard. - Frequency: Set how often hazards occur during gameplay. 4. Click Save File to apply your custom configurations. ✅ Hazard settings configured and saved successfully! 3️⃣ Integrating Hazards into Server Startup 1. Navigate to the Startup tab in VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Append your startup command with the parameter to load your hazard configuration (e.g., +exec hazards.cfg or the specific command for your hazard script). 3. Click Save Changes to update your startup parameters. ✅ Server startup parameters updated to integrate custom environmental hazards! 4️⃣ Testing and Activating Custom Hazards 1. Navigate to the Console tab in VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Click Stop to shut down your server, then click Start to relaunch it with the new hazard settings enabled. 3. Join a test match to verify that hazards trigger under the defined conditions and affect gameplay as configured. ✅ Custom environmental hazards are now active and operational on your No One Survived server! 🎉 Conclusion You've successfully implemented custom environmental hazards on your No One Survived server using VolticHost Game Panel, adding dynamic and immersive challenges that elevate the survival experience. 🚀 For additional assistance, contact VolticHost Support.

Last updated on Feb 19, 2025

Implementing Custom Weather Systems on Your No One Survived Server

Elevate the immersive survival experience by integrating custom weather systems that simulate dynamic climate changes, affecting visibility, movement, and overall gameplay on your No One Survived server. 📌 Prerequisites - A No One Survived server purchased at VolticHost.com - Access to VolticHost Game Panel - Custom weather system scripts or configuration files designed for No One Survived - Basic file management and server configuration skills 1️⃣ Uploading Custom Weather Files 1. Log in to VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Click on your No One Survived server. 3. Navigate to the File Manager. 4. Upload your custom weather system files (e.g., weather.cfg or related scripts) into a dedicated directory (e.g., NoOneSurvived/addons/weather). 5. Verify that all necessary files and dependencies have been successfully uploaded. ✅ Custom weather system files have been successfully uploaded! 2️⃣ Configuring Weather Settings 1. Locate the weather configuration file within the File Manager. 2. Click Edit to open the file. 3. Customize settings such as: - Weather Patterns: Define various weather conditions (e.g., rain, fog, storms) and their effects on visibility and movement. - Duration & Frequency: Set how long each weather condition lasts and how frequently changes occur. - Environmental Impact: Configure modifiers like reduced accuracy, slower movement, or other survival challenges triggered by weather. 4. Click Save File to apply your custom configurations. ✅ Weather settings configured and saved successfully! 3️⃣ Integrating Weather Systems into Server Startup 1. Navigate to the Startup tab in VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Append your startup command with the parameter to load your weather configuration (e.g., +exec weather.cfg or the specific command for your weather plugin). 3. Click Save Changes to update your startup parameters. ✅ Server startup parameters updated to integrate the custom weather system! 4️⃣ Testing and Activating the Custom Weather System 1. Navigate to the Console tab in VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Click Stop to shut down your server, then click Start to relaunch it with the new weather system enabled. 3. Join a test session to verify that weather changes occur as configured and that environmental effects impact gameplay as intended. ✅ Custom weather system is now active and operational on your No One Survived server! 🎉 Conclusion You've successfully implemented a custom weather system on your No One Survived server using VolticHost Game Panel, adding dynamic environmental challenges that enhance immersion and survival gameplay. 🚀 For additional assistance, contact VolticHost Support.

Last updated on Feb 19, 2025

Creating and Uploading Custom Scripts on Your No One Survived Server

Learn how to write a simple custom script from scratch and upload it to your No One Survived server, giving you a functional starting point for further customization. 📌 Prerequisites - A No One Survived server purchased at VolticHost.com - Access to VolticHost Game Panel - A basic text editor (e.g., Notepad, VS Code) - Familiarity with basic scripting concepts 1️⃣ Writing Your Custom Script 1. Open your preferred text editor. 2. Create a new file and paste the following sample code, which spawns an NPC companion when a player spawns: -- npc_companion.lua -- This script spawns an NPC companion for a player if they don't already have one. function spawnCompanion(player) if not player.hasCompanion then local companion = spawnNPC("Companion", player.getPosition()) companion.follow(player) player.hasCompanion = true print("Companion spawned for " .. player.name) end end -- Register the spawnCompanion function to trigger when a player spawns registerEvent("playerSpawn", spawnCompanion) 3. Save the file as npc_companion.lua on your computer. ✅ Custom script written and saved successfully! 2️⃣ Uploading Your Custom Script 1. Log in to VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Click on your No One Survived server. 3. Navigate to the File Manager. 4. Upload your npc_companion.lua file into a dedicated directory (e.g., NoOneSurvived/addons/npc_companions). 5. Verify that the file is present and accessible. ✅ Custom script uploaded successfully! 3️⃣ Integrating the Script into Server Startup 1. Navigate to the Startup tab in VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Append your startup command with the parameter to load your script, for example: +exec npc_companion.lua 3. Click Save Changes to update your startup parameters. ✅ Server startup parameters updated to load the custom script! 4️⃣ Testing Your Custom Script 1. Navigate to the Console tab in VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Click Stop to shut down your server, then click Start to relaunch it with your script active. 3. Join a test session to verify that the NPC companion spawns when a player spawns, and check the console for confirmation messages. ✅ Custom script is active and functioning on your No One Survived server! 🎉 Conclusion You've successfully created and uploaded a custom script on your No One Survived server using VolticHost Game Panel, providing a solid foundation to expand and customize your server functionality. 🚀 For additional assistance, contact VolticHost Support.

Last updated on Feb 19, 2025

Implementing Custom Dynamic Objectives on Your No One Survived Server

Elevate gameplay by integrating custom dynamic objectives that update in real time based on in-game events, adding depth and variability to your No One Survived server. 📌 Prerequisites - A No One Survived server purchased at VolticHost.com - Access to VolticHost Game Panel - A basic text editor (e.g., Notepad, VS Code) - Familiarity with basic scripting concepts 1️⃣ Writing Your Custom Dynamic Objectives Script 1. Open your preferred text editor. 2. Create a new file and paste the following sample code, which sets a dynamic objective that updates based on the number of surviving players: -- dynamic_objectives.lua -- This script updates the current objective based on surviving player count. local currentObjective = "Survive the night" function updateObjective() local survivors = getSurvivorCount() -- returns the number of players still alive if survivors < 3 then currentObjective = "Defend the safe zone until dawn!" else currentObjective = "Survive the night" end broadcastObjective(currentObjective) print("Objective updated: " .. currentObjective) end -- Call updateObjective every 60 seconds setInterval(updateObjective, 60000) -- Helper functions (placeholders; actual implementations depend on your server API) function getSurvivorCount() -- Returns a simulated number for testing purposes return math.random(1, 5) end function broadcastObjective(obj) -- Broadcast the updated objective to all players -- (Implementation depends on your server's messaging system) print("Broadcasting Objective: " .. obj) end 3. Save the file as dynamic_objectives.lua on your computer. ✅ Custom dynamic objectives script written and saved successfully! 2️⃣ Uploading Your Custom Script 1. Log in to VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Click on your No One Survived server. 3. Navigate to the File Manager. 4. Upload your dynamic_objectives.lua file into a dedicated directory (e.g., NoOneSurvived/addons/objectives). 5. Verify that the file is present and accessible. ✅ Custom dynamic objectives script uploaded successfully! 3️⃣ Integrating the Script into Server Startup 1. Navigate to the Startup tab in VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Append your startup command with the parameter to load your script, for example: +exec dynamic_objectives.lua 3. Click Save Changes to update your startup parameters. ✅ Server startup parameters updated to load the custom dynamic objectives script! 4️⃣ Testing Your Custom Dynamic Objectives Script 1. Navigate to the Console tab in VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Click Stop to shut down your server, then click Start to relaunch it with your script active. 3. Join a test session to verify that the dynamic objective updates are triggered correctly and that the new objective is broadcast to players. 4. Check the console for confirmation messages indicating that the objective has been updated. ✅ Custom dynamic objectives script is active and functioning on your No One Survived server! 🎉 Conclusion You've successfully implemented custom dynamic objectives on your No One Survived server using VolticHost Game Panel, providing a flexible and immersive gameplay element that adapts to in-game events. 🚀 For additional assistance, contact VolticHost Support.

Last updated on Feb 19, 2025

Advanced Server Management for No One Survived Using the VolticHost Game Panel

Master advanced management techniques tailored specifically for your No One Survived server, ensuring optimal performance, precise configuration, and smooth gameplay through the VolticHost Game Panel. 📌 Prerequisites - A No One Survived server purchased at VolticHost.com - Login credentials for the VolticHost Game Panel - Familiarity with basic server configuration and file management - Knowledge of No One Survived-specific configuration files (e.g., NoOneSurvived.cfg, custom scripts in /addons) 1️⃣ Accessing and Navigating Your No One Survived Server Dashboard 1. Log in to the VolticHost Game Panel: - Enter your credentials at VolticHost Game Panel. - Once logged in, you’ll see your list of servers. 2. Select Your No One Survived Server: - Click on the server designated for No One Survived. 3. Familiarize Yourself with Key Tabs: - Console: Monitor real-time logs, execute commands, and diagnose issues specific to No One Survived. - File Manager: Access and modify configuration files like NoOneSurvived.cfg and custom scripts in your /addons folder. - Startup: Configure command-line parameters and environment variables tailored to No One Survived (e.g., setting the game mode, resource limits). - Scheduled Tasks: Set up automated backups or script executions specific to the server’s needs. ✅ Dashboard accessed and navigation confirmed for your No One Survived server! 2️⃣ Configuring Startup Parameters for No One Survived 1. Navigate to the Startup Tab: - Click on the Startup tab to review your server’s launch command. 2. Edit and Customize Startup Command: - Modify parameters tailored for No One Survived, such as setting the server name, game mode, and maximum players. - Example startup command: +exec NoOneSurvived.cfg +set maxplayers 32 +set gamemode survival 3. Save Your Changes: - Click Save Changes to apply the updated parameters. ✅ No One Survived startup parameters configured and saved successfully! 3️⃣ Managing No One Survived Server Files 1. Open the File Manager: - Click the File Manager tab to view the server’s directory. 2. Locate Key Configuration Files: - Find essential files such as NoOneSurvived.cfg in the /config directory and custom scripts in /addons. - For example, open NoOneSurvived.cfg to update map rotations, game rules, or environmental variables specific to the game’s survival mechanics. 3. Edit and Save Files: - Use the built-in editor to modify the configurations, then click Save File to update changes. 4. Upload New Files if Needed: - Utilize the Upload button to add custom configuration or script files from your computer. ✅ No One Survived server files managed, updated, and saved successfully! 4️⃣ Controlling Your No One Survived Server via the Console 1. Access the Console: - Click the Console tab to view live server logs and input commands. 2. Execute In-Game Commands: - Run commands specific to No One Survived, such as status to check server performance or changelevel [map] to switch maps. - Example command: changelevel abandoned_city 3. Monitor Logs for Troubleshooting: - Watch real-time logs to verify that commands are executed correctly and to troubleshoot any issues. ✅ No One Survived server control via the console is active and operational! 5️⃣ Troubleshooting No One Survived Specific Issues 1. Review Console Logs: - Look for error messages or warnings that may indicate misconfigurations in NoOneSurvived.cfg or custom scripts. 2. Validate Configuration Files: - Re-open and review modified files in the File Manager to ensure syntax and logic are correct. - For example, verify that any changes made to survival mechanics or environmental settings in NoOneSurvived.cfg are error-free. 3. Restart Your Server: - Use the Stop and Start buttons in the Console to restart your server and apply new configurations. 4. Utilize Scheduled Tasks: - If automated backups or script executions fail, review the Scheduled Tasks section for correct setup and scheduling. ✅ No One Survived server troubleshooting steps executed and verified successfully! 🎉 Conclusion You've mastered advanced server management for your No One Survived server using the VolticHost Game Panel. By fine-tuning startup parameters, managing key configuration files, controlling server operations via the console, and troubleshooting game-specific issues, you're set to deliver an optimized and immersive survival experience. 🚀 For additional assistance or further customization, contact VolticHost Support.

Last updated on Feb 19, 2025

Customizing Safe Zone Boundaries on Your No One Survived Server

Enhance the survival experience by tailoring safe zone boundaries to control where players can seek refuge, ensuring a balanced and immersive gameplay environment on your No One Survived server. 📌 Prerequisites - A No One Survived server purchased at VolticHost.com - Access to the VolticHost Game Panel - Basic understanding of configuration files and server scripting - A text editor (e.g., Notepad++, VS Code) 1️⃣ Writing Your Custom Safe Zone Script 1. Open your preferred text editor and create a new file. 2. Paste the following sample code, which defines safe zone boundaries and behaviors: -- safe_zone.lua -- This script sets up a safe zone where players cannot be attacked. local safeZone = { x_min = -500, x_max = 500, y_min = -500, y_max = 500, z_min = 0, z_max = 200 } function isInSafeZone(player) local pos = player.getPosition() return pos.x >= safeZone.x_min and pos.x <= safeZone.x_max and pos.y >= safeZone.y_min and pos.y <= safeZone.y_max and pos.z >= safeZone.z_min and pos.z <= safeZone.z_max end function enforceSafeZoneProtection() for _, player in ipairs(getAllPlayers()) do if isInSafeZone(player) then player.setInvulnerable(true) else player.setInvulnerable(false) end end end -- Check safe zone status every 30 seconds setInterval(enforceSafeZoneProtection, 30000) print("Safe Zone script loaded. Boundaries: ("..safeZone.x_min..","..safeZone.y_min..") to ("..safeZone.x_max..","..safeZone.y_max..")") 3. Save the file as safe_zone.lua on your computer. ✅ Custom safe zone script written and saved successfully! 2️⃣ Uploading Your Custom Safe Zone Script 1. Log in to VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Click on your No One Survived server. 3. Navigate to the File Manager. 4. Upload your safe_zone.lua file into a dedicated directory (e.g., NoOneSurvived/addons/safe_zone). 5. Verify that the file appears in the directory and is accessible. ✅ Custom safe zone script uploaded successfully! 3️⃣ Integrating the Safe Zone Script into Server Startup 1. Navigate to the Startup tab in VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Append your startup command with the parameter to load the safe zone script. For example: +exec safe_zone.lua 3. Click Save Changes to update your startup parameters. ✅ Server startup parameters updated to load the custom safe zone script! 4️⃣ Testing and Verifying Safe Zone Boundaries 1. Navigate to the Console tab in VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Click Stop to shut down your server, then click Start to relaunch it with the new safe zone settings enabled. 3. Join a test session and move your character within and outside the defined safe zone boundaries. Verify that: - Players within the safe zone are set to invulnerable. - Players outside the safe zone lose invulnerability. 4. Check the console for the confirmation message from your script. ✅ Custom safe zone boundaries are now active and functioning on your No One Survived server! 🎉 Conclusion You've successfully customized safe zone boundaries on your No One Survived server using the VolticHost Game Panel, providing a controlled area for player refuge and enhancing the overall survival gameplay experience. 🚀 For additional assistance, contact VolticHost Support.

Last updated on Feb 19, 2025

Implementing Custom Resource Spawn Points on Your No One Survived Server

Optimize your survival gameplay by defining custom resource spawn points where essential supplies are generated, ensuring balanced resource distribution on your No One Survived server. 📌 Prerequisites - A No One Survived server purchased at VolticHost.com - Access to the VolticHost Game Panel - Basic knowledge of scripting and configuration files - A text editor (e.g., Notepad, VS Code) 1️⃣ Writing Your Custom Resource Spawn Points Script 1. Open your preferred text editor and create a new file. 2. Paste the following sample code, which defines custom resource spawn points and a function to generate supplies at those locations: -- resource_spawn.lua -- This script defines resource spawn points and spawns supplies at these locations. local resourceSpawns = { { x = 100, y = 200, z = 0 }, { x = -150, y = 50, z = 0 }, { x = 300, y = -100, z = 0 } } function spawnResources() for i, spawn in ipairs(resourceSpawns) do local resource = spawnResource("FoodCrate", spawn.x, spawn.y, spawn.z) if resource then print("Resource spawned at: (" .. spawn.x .. ", " .. spawn.y .. ", " .. spawn.z .. ")") end end end -- Spawns resources every 5 minutes (300000 milliseconds) setInterval(spawnResources, 300000) print("Resource spawn script loaded. Resources will spawn every 5 minutes.") 3. Save the file as resource_spawn.lua on your computer. ✅ Custom resource spawn points script written and saved successfully! 2️⃣ Uploading Your Custom Resource Spawn Script 1. Log in to VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Click on your No One Survived server. 3. Navigate to the File Manager. 4. Upload your resource_spawn.lua file into a dedicated directory (e.g., NoOneSurvived/addons/resource_spawns). 5. Verify that the file appears in the directory and is accessible. ✅ Custom resource spawn script uploaded successfully! 3️⃣ Integrating the Resource Spawn Script into Server Startup 1. Navigate to the Startup tab in VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Append your startup command with the parameter to load your resource spawn script, for example: +exec resource_spawn.lua 3. Click Save Changes to update your startup parameters. ✅ Server startup parameters updated to load the custom resource spawn script! 4️⃣ Testing and Verifying Custom Resource Spawn Points 1. Navigate to the Console tab in VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Click Stop to shut down your server, then click Start to relaunch it with the new resource spawn script active. 3. Join a test session and observe if resources spawn at the specified coordinates every 5 minutes. 4. Check the console for confirmation messages indicating successful resource spawns. ✅ Custom resource spawn points are now active and functioning on your No One Survived server! 🎉 Conclusion You've successfully implemented custom resource spawn points on your No One Survived server using the VolticHost Game Panel, ensuring balanced distribution of essential supplies and enhancing the overall survival gameplay experience. 🚀 For additional assistance, contact VolticHost Support.

Last updated on Feb 19, 2025

Implementing a Custom Night Cycle on Your No One Survived Server

Create an immersive survival atmosphere by integrating a custom night cycle script that alternates between day and night, affecting visibility, enemy behavior, and overall gameplay on your No One Survived server. 📌 Prerequisites - A No One Survived server purchased at VolticHost.com - Access to the VolticHost Game Panel - Basic knowledge of Lua scripting and server configuration - A text editor (e.g., Notepad, VS Code) 1️⃣ Writing Your Custom Night Cycle Script 1. Open your preferred text editor and create a new file. 2. Paste the following sample code, which toggles the environment between day and night every 10 minutes: -- night_cycle.lua -- This script toggles between day and night cycles on the No One Survived server. local isNight = false -- Function to set the time of day function setTimeOfDay(time) -- Placeholder function: Replace with your server's API call to change time print("Time of day set to: " .. time) end function toggleNightCycle() if isNight then setTimeOfDay("day") print("It's now daytime. Enjoy the light!") isNight = false else setTimeOfDay("night") print("It's now nighttime. Stay alert!") isNight = true end end -- Toggle the cycle every 10 minutes (600000 milliseconds) setInterval(toggleNightCycle, 600000) print("Night cycle script loaded. Day/Night will toggle every 10 minutes.") 3. Save the file as night_cycle.lua on your computer. ✅ Custom night cycle script written and saved successfully! 2️⃣ Uploading Your Custom Night Cycle Script 1. Log in to VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Click on your No One Survived server. 3. Navigate to the File Manager. 4. Upload your night_cycle.lua file into a dedicated directory (e.g., NoOneSurvived/addons/night_cycle). 5. Verify that the file appears in the directory and is accessible. ✅ Custom night cycle script uploaded successfully! 3️⃣ Integrating the Night Cycle Script into Server Startup 1. Navigate to the Startup tab in VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Append your startup command with the parameter to load your script, for example: +exec night_cycle.lua 3. Click Save Changes to update your startup parameters. ✅ Server startup parameters updated to load the custom night cycle script! 4️⃣ Testing and Verifying the Night Cycle Script 1. Navigate to the Console tab in VolticHost Game Panel. 2. Click Stop to shut down your server, then click Start to relaunch it with your script active. 3. Join a test session and observe the console output for the day/night toggle messages. 4. Verify that the environment switches between day and night approximately every 10 minutes. ✅ Custom night cycle is now active and functioning on your No One Survived server! 🎉 Conclusion You've successfully implemented a custom night cycle on your No One Survived server using the VolticHost Game Panel, adding a dynamic environmental element that enhances immersion and survival gameplay. 🚀 For additional assistance, contact VolticHost Support.

Last updated on Feb 19, 2025

Setting Up a Dedicated "No One Survived" Server on Your VPS

Follow this custom guide to create your dedicated No One Survived server on a VolticHost VPS using SteamCMD and manual configuration, designed specifically for a smooth survival experience. 📌 Prerequisites - A VPS with a No One Survived server purchased from VolticHost.com - A valid Steam account - Basic familiarity with command-line tools and text editing - Access to the VolticHost Game Panel for file management and configuration Step 1: Preparing Your Environment 1. Create a Workspace: - On your VPS, create a new folder named SteamCMD. This folder will house all SteamCMD files. 2. Download SteamCMD: - Visit the official SteamCMD download page and extract the files into your newly created SteamCMD folder. Step 2: Setting Up the Server Installation Directory 1. Create a Dedicated Server Folder: - Inside your SteamCMD folder, create another folder titled NoOneSurvivedServer. This will be the installation directory for your dedicated server. 2. Configure SteamCMD Directory: - Open the SteamCMD application (from your SteamCMD folder) and input: force_install_dir ./NoOneSurvivedServer/ - This sets the installation directory for your server files. Step 3: Downloading the Server Files 1. Log In to SteamCMD: - In the SteamCMD console, type: login your_steam_username - Enter your credentials as prompted. 2. Install the Server: - Once logged in, execute: app_update 2329680 - Wait for the download and installation to complete. 3. Exit SteamCMD: - Type: quit - This will close the SteamCMD session. Step 4: Configuring the Server Executable 1. Locate WRSHServer.exe: - In your NoOneSurvivedServer folder, find the WRSHServer.exe file. 2. Create a Shortcut: - Right-click WRSHServer.exe and select Create Shortcut. 3. Modify the Shortcut: - Right-click the shortcut and choose Properties. - In the Target field, append the following parameters: -server -log - Example: "C:\Path\To\NoOneSurvivedServer\WRSHServer.exe" -server -log 4. Launch the Server: - Double-click the shortcut. Wait until the window displays a confirmation message like "ServerCreate". Step 5: Customizing Server Settings via Game.ini 1. Locate Game.ini: - Navigate to: \NoOneSurvivedServer\WRSH\Saved\Config\WindowsServer.Game.ini 2. Edit Critical Settings: - Open the file with a text editor. - In the [ServerSetting] section, update: - ServerName: Your desired server name. - NeedPassword: True or False as needed. - Password: Set a password if required. - NumOfZombie Spawn: A number between 25 and 100. - Region: Use abbreviations (EU, NA, etc.) for the server region. - AdminPassword: Your administrator password. - In the [GameSettings] section, adjust: - ZombieAttack: True or False to enable or disable waves. - Zombie Attack Day: A value from 1 to 30. - Attack ZombieNum, ZombieNum, RunZombiePercent, ZombieStreng: Configure according to your desired difficulty. - PermanentDead: True to enable permadeath. - MaterialNum, ItemSpawn, VirusFatalyRate, NPCItemSpawn, PVP: Set values as per your gameplay requirements. 3. Save the File: - After making changes, save and close Game.ini. - Tip: Back up the file before making changes to safeguard your configuration. Step 6: Connecting to Your Dedicated Server 1. Launch No One Survived: - Open the game on your PC. 2. Navigate to Multiplayer: - Select Multiplayer from the main menu. 3. Join Your Server: - Click on Private Server and search for the server name you set in Game.ini. - If the server isn't visible, try restarting the game. 🎉 Conclusion You've successfully set up a dedicated No One Survived server on your VPS. This guide has walked you through creating directories, downloading server files, configuring settings, and connecting to your server. Enjoy your custom survival experience, and if you need further help, don't hesitate to reach out to VolticHost Support via 24/7 live chat.

Last updated on Feb 19, 2025