1. On your Game Panel, Open "Configuration Files".
2. Click Config Editor to edit your server.ini file. You can also edit it via Text Editor.
These are the server options which can be found in the server.ini :
| Option | Effect | Default |
|---|---|---|
| [Game Options] | ||
| BigWreckageDespawnTime | Time in seconds it takes for new (as in: not created by the generator but during gameplay, such as combat) large wreckages (more than 15 blocks) to disappear. | 1800 |
| CollisionDamage | A multiplier for damage to colliding objects. Accepts floating-point numbers, e.g. 0.5 is 50% collision damage. | 1 |
| Difficulity | Note the typo. The difficulty of the server. Accepts an integer between -3 and 3. [Needs testing] | 0 |
| InfiniteResources | Toggles infinite resources (or "creative mode") server wide | false |
| SafePlayerInput | [Experimental] If enabled, updates sent from players to server are double checked and only control input is accepted to avoid cheating/hacking.
Disabling this will result in much smoother performance at the time of this writing. Enabling this may result in very bad performance over slow networks. |
false |
| Seed | The random seed used for galaxy generation. Accepts upper and lower case letters and numbers. | [random] |
| SmallWreckageDespawnTime | Time in seconds it takes for new (as in: not created by the generator but during gameplay, such as combat) small wreckages (15 blocks or less) to disappear. | 900 |
| sameStartSector | Indicates if all players should start in the same sector. If false, a random empty sector on the outer rim is populated and used as the home sector for each new player. | true |
| startUpScript | Specifies a Lua script to run on server startup. | data/scripts/server/server.lua |
| startSectorScript | Specifies a Lua script to run when generating a start sector for a player. | startsector[.lua] |
| ColorDropChanceFromCraft | [Currently unused] The chance that a color will drop from a space craft when the craft is destroyed | 0.05 |
| ColorDropChanceFromBlock | [Currently unused] The chance that a color will drop from a block of wreckage when it is destroyed | 0.0025 |
| ResourceDropChance | [Currently unused] Chance of resources dropping from destroyed blocks | 0.4 |
| LootDiminishingFactor | [Currently unused] Multiplier that's applied to the value of a block/wreckage/ship to determine the dropped money and resources. | 0.005 |
| SystemDropChanceFromBlock | [Currently unused] The chance that a ship system will drop from a block of wreckage when it is destroyed | 0.005 |
| SystemDropChanceFromCraft | [Currently unused] The chance that a ship system will drop from an NPC space craft when the craft is destroyed | 0.2 |
| TurretDropChanceFromBlock | [Currently unused] The chance that a turret will drop from a block of wreckage when it is destroyed | 0.005 |
| TurretDropChanceFromCraft | [Currently unused] The chance that a turret will drop from an NPC space craft when the craft is destroyed | 0.25 |
| TurretDropChanceFromTurret | [Currently unused] The chance that a turret will drop from an NPC space craft when the turret is destroyed | 0.025 |
| [System Options] | ||
| emptySectorUpdateInterval | The time between update steps of sectors without players. | 0.5 |
| saveInterval | The time between server saves, in seconds. | 600 |
| sectorUpdateTimeLimit | The time that sectors which don't qualify for out-of-sector-simulation are kept within memory. | 300 |
| workerThreads | Number of concurrent threads that are used to update sectors. (Identical to the "Threads" setting ingame.) | 1 |
| generatorThreads | Number of concurrent threads that are used to generate new sectors while players are calculating nav routes. | Hardware Concurrency |
| aliveSectorsPerPlayer | Number of sectors kept alive for each player and alliance on the server, provided that there are player or alliance ships in that sector. | Multiplayer: 5
Singleplayer: 500 |
| weakUpdate | Indicates if the sectors without players should be simulated with a "weak" update, which is less accurate but a lot faster than the normal update step. | true |
| profiling | Toggles performance and memory profiling. Server performance may suffer slightly, but /status command will print a lot more detailed output. | false |
| immediateWriteout | [Deprecated in v0.12 and above] Controls whether ships and sector files are to be written to disk immediately after a player changes sectors. | true |
| [Networking] | ||
| broadcastInterval | The time between server mass update broadcasts in seconds. | 5 |
| isPublic | Privacy setting. If enabled, only one administrator is allowed on the server and the server will not show up on the LAN menu. (Same as the command line parameter -public) | true |
| isListed | Privacy setting. If enabled together with useSteam, the server will show up in public server lists. (Same as the ingame setting "List Publicly") | true |
| isAuthenticated | Privacy setting. Toggles Steam user authentication. (Identical to the ingame setting "Authenticate Users") | true |
| port | The default port to access the server on. Does not affect the TCP/UDP game traffic port or the query ports. | 27000 |
| useSteam | Determines whether the server is using Steam networking and can be joined via Steam, using options like "join game". | true |
| [Administration] | ||
| accessListMode | Determines whether the server uses a blacklist or a whitelist to restrict access. | Blacklist |
| description | A description for the server, shown in the server list. | An Avorion Server |
| maxPlayers | The max number of players allowed on the server at one time | 10 |
| name | The name of the server, shown in the server list. | Avorion Server |
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