Necesse server settings explained
All 8 settings a Necesse server has on ToastHosting, as its Settings page shows them: what each one does, its default, and the values it takes. Where a setting has a name in the game's own configuration file, that name is shown next to it.
Server
World name
The world the server runs. A new name makes a new world.
How many players
The most players online at once.
Join password
Players type it to join. Leave empty so anyone can join.
Message of the day (MOTD)
A message players see when they join.
Game
Pause when empty
Game time stops while nobody is online.
Trust players' games
Players' own games decide where they are and what hits them: smoother, but easier to cheat.
Mods
Workshop mods
The Mods tab fills it in: add and remove mods there. Steam Workshop ids, separated by commas.
Advanced
Extra launch options
Extra options added to the game's start command, for people who know the game's own launch flags. Leave it empty otherwise.
The ports a Necesse server uses
- 14159/UDP Game
These are Necesse's standard ports. On ToastHosting each server gets ports of its own; the server page shows the address and port to join with, so there is nothing to forward.
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