Server ini setting to prevent loot drop on death

[Xabasisi]

does anyone know the ini setting to prevent loot drop on death?

[Doublee (EE)]

Yes, its in your ServerSettings.Ini

DropEquipmentOnDeath=False

[Xabasisi]

thanks. i couldnt find it anywhere google searching!

[Doublee (EE)]

Originally posted by Xabasisi:

does anyone know the ini setting to prevent loot drop on death?

Here's my list:

[ServerSettings]
QueryPort=27015
Port=7777
MultiHome=192.168.50.1
PVPEnabled=False
AdminPassword=
MaxNudity=2
NPCMindReadingMode=0
ServerCommunity=2
ConfigVersion=7
BlueprintConfigVersion=15
PlayerKnockbackMultiplier=1.000000
NPCKnockbackMultiplier=1.000000
StructureDamageMultiplier=1.000000
StructureDamageTakenMultiplier=1.000000
StructureHealthMultiplier=1.000000
NPCRespawnMultiplier=1.000000
NPCHealthMultiplier=1.000000
CraftingCostMultiplier=1.000000
HarvestAmountMultiplier=2.000000
PlayerDamageMultiplier=1.000000
PlayerDamageTakenMultiplier=1.000000
MinionDamageMultiplier=1.000000
MinionDamageTakenMultiplier=1.000000
NPCDamageMultiplier=1.000000
NPCDamageTakenMultiplier=1.000000
PlayerEncumbranceMultiplier=1.000000
PlayerEncumbrancePenaltyMultiplier=1.000000
PlayerMovementSpeedScale=2.000000
PlayerStaminaCostSprintMultiplier=2.000000
PlayerSprintSpeedScale=2.000000
PlayerStaminaCostMultiplier=2.000000
PlayerHealthRegenSpeedScale=2.000000
PlayerStaminaRegenSpeedScale=2.000000
PlayerXPRateMultiplier=2.000000
PlayerXPKillMultiplier=2.000000
PlayerXPHarvestMultiplier=2.000000
PlayerXPCraftMultiplier=2.000000
PlayerXPTimeMultiplier=2.000000
DogsOfTheDesertSpawnWithDogs=False
CrossDesertOnce=True
WeaponEffectBoundsShorteningFraction=0.200000
EnforceRotationRateWhenRoaming_2=True
EnforceRotationRateInCombat_2=True
ClipVelocityOnNavmeshBoundary=True
UnarmedNPCStepBackDistance=400.000000
PathFollowingAvoidanceMode=1
RotateToTargetSendsAngularVelocity=False
TargetPredictionMaxSeconds=1.000000
TargetPredictionAllowSecondsForAttack=0.400000
MaxAggroRange=9000.000000
serverRegion=1
PVPBlitzServer=False
LandClaimRadiusMultiplier=1.000000
ItemConvertionMultiplier=1.000000
PathFollowingSendsAngularVelocity=False
UnconsciousTimeSeconds=600.000000
ConciousnessDamageMultiplier=1.000000
ValidatePhysNavWalkWithRaycast=True
LocalNavMeshVisualizationFrequency=-1.000000
UseLocalQuadraticAngularVelocityPrediction=False
LQAVPUseTime=0.150000
LQAVPFadeTime=0.100000
LQAVPMethod=2
NetworkSimulatedSmoothRotationTimeWithLQAVP=0.100000
AvatarsDisabled=False
AvatarLifetime=60.000000
AvatarSummonTime=20.000000
IsBattlEyeEnabled=False
RegionAllowAfrica=False
RegionAllowAsia=False
RegionAllowCentralEurope=True
RegionAllowEasternEurope=True
RegionAllowWesternEurope=True
RegionAllowNorthAmerica=True
RegionAllowOceania=True
RegionAllowSouthAmerica=True
RegionBlockList=
bCanBeDamaged=True
DropEquipmentOnDeath=False
clanMaxSize=10
CanDamagePlayerOwnedStructures=False

I added the Ports and Multhome in here so all I need in my start.cmd is:

start "" /NORMAL "D:\Servers\Conan\ConanSandboxServer.exe" "ConanSandbox?listen?" -nosteamclient -game -server -log

Less options int he Start.cmd is better I think. You can try it :)

[Wartai]

You will find some more settings in the DefaultServerSettings.ini, which is in Conan Exiles Dedicated Server\ConanSandbox\Config\
Then copy the setting you wish to include on the server in to the ServerSettings.Ini, which is suppose to override the defaults, you really shouldnt edit those default*.ini files (I know some people do) as they can be overwritten during an update..
The files in Conan Exiles Dedicated Server\ConanSandbox\Saved\Config\WindowsServer are generated during the servers first start from the default files, then you edit those, which you are doing ..
Just info for those who dont know ..

[Doublee (EE)]

Originally posted by Wartai:

You will find some more settings in the DefaultServerSettings.ini, which is in Conan Exiles Dedicated Server\ConanSandbox\Config\
Then copy the setting you wish to include on the server in to the ServerSettings.Ini, which is suppose to override the defaults, you really shouldnt edit those default*.ini files (I know some people do) as they can be overwritten during an update..
The files in Conan Exiles Dedicated Server\ConanSandbox\Saved\Config\WindowsServer are generated during the servers first start from the default files, then you edit those, which you are doing ..
Just info for those who dont know ..

Yeah I wouldn't use the Default (inis). Just take what you want to change and paste it into the Saved folders Config folder and it will override it. That way when you update you dont lose your settings. The defaults are more like a template to use in the Saved/Config :)

[KROBE]

there is a do not drop loot on death box to check on the admin tab settings just scroll down and check the box no need to go into the ini files its in the settings menu