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The old Web control panel for the server has been removed in favor of a new Web Dashboard. This is the first step of bringing over what has previously been known as Allocs Server Fixes, providing Web based APIs for interacting with the server as well as a browser interface to those features. Compared to the old mod this interface currently lacks all of the APIs that provide information on players.
This new Web Dashboard is currently provided as a mod shipped with the dedicated server version in order to be able to speed up iteration times independently of the actual game releases when improvements are made or fixes integrated.
If you were previously using the control panel to automate server tasks you will need to switch over to the new API system:
- Normally you define API tokens in the serveradmin.xml or via the ‘webtokens’ command, but you can also define one API token on the command line with the ‘-webapitokenname=x’ and ‘-webapitokensecret=y’ arguments which will define a single token with permission level 0
- The API endpoint to issue commands is ‘/api/command’. The token name and secret need to be passed as HTTP headers ‘X-SDTD-API-TOKENNAME’ and ‘X-SDTD-API-SECRET’. The request needs to use the POST method and contain a JSON body consisting of ‘{“command”: “command to execute”}
There are new config options related to the dashboard:Alpha 21 brings support for Mumble’s Positional Audio feature. This means once it is enabled in the game audio settings and in your Mumble client you can play with your friends and hear in which direction they are from your view and get to hear them louder or quieter depending on their distance. Detailed setup instructions can be found on this Wiki page[7daystodie.fandom.com].
We've replaced direct usage of System.IO classes such as File and Directory throughout the codebase with custom classes named with an "Sd" prefix (shorthand for "save data" - and/or "seven days" if you prefer). The new classes are SdFile, SdDirectory, SdFileInfo, SdDirectoryInfo, and SdFileSystemInfo. Mods should also switch to using these when accessing any user data or save data (it is okay to use standard File IO for other data though). Also some guidelines:
- Make sure to not hold the streams open for too long.
- Keep file sizes small if possible.
Reasons for this change include:Today we are releasing A21 b324 to stable.
We wanted to make it available in time for Summer Sale and 4th of July weekend to everybody out there!
A21 b317 savegames are compatible with A21 b324.
Official Release Notes
Please find the full Release Notes here[7daystodie.com].
If you missed the last Experimental build, you can see the changes here[community.7daystodie.com].
If you want to report a bug, please follow this link to do so[community.7daystodie.com].
TFP wants to extend a big thank you to all our fans for supporting the game and wish you a happy 4th of July!
We recommend you start a new game when participating in EXP.
We are not aware of anything affecting existing savegames negatively.
If you plan on using your regular savegame, we advise of at least making a backup.
Here is what changed since A21 b324 stable:
We recommend you start a new game when participating in EXP.
We are not aware of anything affecting existing savegames negatively.
If you plan on using your regular savegame, we advise of at least making a backup.
Here is what changed since A21.1 b6 EXP:
As we approach the stable release of A21.1, we are pleased to present a small hotfix patch for you. This patch primarily addresses a harmless, yet noticeable error popup affecting server browser searches. This was occurring with servers erroneously setup with the port set to 0. Servers setup in that matter will no longer start.
Changes since b12:
Hello Survivors!
While testing we were able to unearth and fix a few more issues.
Here is what changed since b15:
Hello Survivors!
Today we bring to you A21.2 with an all new "Death Penalty" setting, allowing you to choose between different penalties for someone's demise, including a total wipe of your character.
For dedicated servers you will need to have this line in the serverconfig to start fresh or continue an old save:
<property name="DeathPenalty" value="1" /> <!-- Penalty after dying. 0 = Nothing. 1 = Default: Classic XP Penalty. 2 = Injured: You keep most of your debuffs. Food and Water is set to 50% on respawn. 3 = Permanent Death: Your character is completely reset. You will respawn with a fresh start within the saved game. -->
To opt in and give feedback follow these steps:
Right click on the game in steam
Click on properties
Click the “betas” tab
The drop down menu will have latest_experimental available <— you want THAT
Select that and wait for the game to download
We wish everyone a lot of fun with this experimental version!
Here is what changed since A21.1:
Dear Survivors,
We are pleased to announce the release of A21.2 b26 Experimental Patch. Our dedicated team is working tirelessly on A22, and in the near future, we will introduce another set of fixes, currently undergoing rigorous testing, to enhance your A21 experience.
Without further ado, here is what you can now test in the latest_experimental:
Twitch Integration