How to: Host a Dedicated Evrima Server

This guide aims to help those who want to host a server on The Isle's latest addition, Evrima. Evrima is a separate branch from the Legacy branch that the devs are actively working on and has all the latest features.

Setup: Static IP

What is a Static IP?

Having a static IP means your computer wont change IP's and make your server confused where it is hosting.

Command Prompt: Getting the IPv4 Address

To setup, press the windows key and type CMD and then click Run as Administrator. Press Yes if prompted and proceed to type "ipconfig". The command prompt should now show a bunch of things. The main thing you are looking for is "IPv4 Address". This will be the IP you set as your Static IP.

Control Panel: Setting the Static IP

Once you have that information, copy the "IPv4 Address" and head to your Control Panel and go to Network and Sharing Centre and click on Change Adaptor Settings. Right click on either "Ethernet" or "Wifi" depending on which one the host device will be using, and click Properties. A window will appear, and you will need to scroll until you find "Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4). Click on this and then click Properties.

Select Use the following IP address and enter the IPv4 address you got from the Command Prompt, then click on Subnet Mask and it should auto fill your subnet mask. If not, grab this from the same Command Prompt you got the IPv4 from. Then you will also need to enter the Default Gateway, which can be found in the same CMD.

Once this is done, you can now click "Use the following DNS server addresses:" and for simplicity we will use Google's DNS, but you can search online for other DNS's if you do wish. In "Preferred DNS Server" enter in: 8.8.8.8 and then in "Alternative DNS Server" enter: 8.8.4.4 This is Google's DNS.

Once completed, tick "Validate Settings upon exit" and then click Ok. A troubleshooting box will appear, this is the validation, and if you still have internet, you have done this correctly and can move on to the next step.

Setup: Port Forwarding

Port forwarding allows your server to be seen by others. Without this, your server may not work correctly, or show up at all. This step is crucial for server hosting, and should be followed closely.

Modem/Router Configuration

Head to your browser (or wherever you go to log into your modem/router) and in the address bar, type your modem/router's login page. Note: This can be found on your modem/router or from earlier in the command promt, under "Default Gateway" and should look something like this: 192.168.0.0 Once you have reached the page, login and head to where you would port forward. This may be called "WAN SERVICES" or "PORT FORWARDING" etc.


Once you find the page, add a new IPv4 port mapping and then enter in a name for it. Then for Protocol, this should be switched to UDP. After setting the protocol, enter in the WAN and/or LAN ports (or your modem/routers equivalent) as 7777:7779 for both. Note: '7777' is the official port, whereas anything above that is used as an example if you want to host multiple servers, if not just use '7777:7777'. The : can be interchanged to - or whatever your device supports. These will be the ports used to host your server, and you will need to forward these on your PC as well, but we will get to that later.

Once you've entered in the ports, you will then need to enter the Destination IP (or host device or whatever it calls it for you). This will be that static IP you set earlier for your device.

If using RCON and/or QueuePort on your Server, forward those too while your here. If unchanged they should be RCONPort=8888 TCP QueuePort=10000 TCP

Once you have entered in the required information, you can click add or save or both and then close that window. Port forwarding is almost finished.

NOTE: In order for you to be able to join your server on the same machine that is hosting it, your modem will require Reverse NAT/Hairpinning.[en.wikipedia.org] Without this, you will have to join through another PC, buy one that has hairpinning, or rent a server on a hosting website like PingPerfect.[pingperfect.com]

Port Forwarding on PC

Port forwarding on the network is fine and all but you also need to port forward from your device that is hosting the server. In this example, a Windows PC.

First press the Windows Key again, and this time type "Windows Defender Firewall with Advanced Security" obviously you wont be required to type the whole thing, just click on the app once it appears.


A window should have appeared, once it has on the left side there should be Inbound Rules and Outbound Rules tabs. Head to the Inbound Rules tab and click "New Rule" and another window should appear called the "New Inbound Rule Wizard". Set the Rule Type to Port and click next.

Now this should look familiar, as it is now requesting you to enter in the rule or "Protocol" like we did in the modem, except this one you can only set one Protocol at a time. So start with UDP and then select Specific remote ports and enter in the same ports from before: 7777-7779 this once again, opens these ports and any in-between. Click next, and click Allow the connection, then next again. In Profile just tick all the boxes and click next to the final tab. Name the profile, something you will remember it by like theisleudp or something similar, and repeat above steps for for all other ports required/used.

After creating both rules, port forwarding should be complete, and you can close the window.

Setup: SteamCMD

This next part requires you to install SteamCMD. This can be installed here.

Once you have followed the steps to install SteamCMD, open up the application. It may update and close, just reopen it if this happens. Once the application is open, type login anonymous and hit enter. You should get confirmation that you have been logged in.

Time to set the install directory, this is where your server will be installed, and all the files for it will be kept. Create a folder in a location of your choice where the server will be installed, or you can just enter the drive and a name for the folder in the following command. Once you have a location for your server, go back to SteamCMD and type: Force_Install_Dir C:\YourFolderName Note: C:\ can be switched out for whatever drive you choose to install your server to. Hit enter and usually there will be no confirmation for this, but trust, it usually means you've done it right.

Now to install the server, type app_update 412680 -beta evrima and hit enter. The server will now begin installing in the location you chose.

After installation is completed, you can type quit in SteamCMD and move on to setting up the configuration files for the server.

Setup: Server Settings

You've gotten this far, time to actually setup your server, give it a name and maybe setup some launch options. Make sure you have "Hide Extensions for known file types" unchecked. You can do this by going to your file explorer, and clicking the 3 dots at the top of the window and clicking "Options" then go to the View tab and scroll until you see said option and uncheck it. Click ok and now you can edit file types, this is will be important.

First Time Setup

First we'll begin with setting up the configuration. Head over to the location of where you installed the server, then go to TheIsle\Saved\Config\WindowsServer and create a text file named Game.ini. if the WindowsServer folder doesn't exist, create it yourself too.

Game.ini

Now it's time to configure your server to your liking. Open the Game.ini file, usually located in TheIsle\Saved\Config\WindowsServer.

Once found, open up the Game.ini and notepad should open, with the Game.ini settings within, and should look something like this:

[/script/theisle.tigamesession]
ServerName=Evrima Server
MaxPlayerCount=100
bEnableHumans=false
MapName=Gateway
bQueueEnabled=true
QueuePort=10000
bServerPassword=false
ServerPassword="Password Here"
bRconEnabled=true
RconPassword="RCONPassword"
RconPort=8888
bServerDynamicWeather=true
MinWeatherVariationInterval=600 //Set in seconds how often to switch weather
MaxWeatherVariationInterval=900 //Set in seconds how often to switch weather
ServerDayLengthMinutes=45
ServerNightLengthMinutes=20
bServerWhitelist=false
bEnableGlobalChat=false
bSpawnAI=true
AISpawnInterval=40
AIDensity=1
bEnableMigration=true //Disable/Enable Migrations, include Patrols and Mass
MaxMigrationTime=5400 //Assuming this is still meant to be here
SpeciesMigrationTime=10800 //Max time a species MZ stays active
bEnableMassMigration=true //Enable/Disable Mass migration
MassMigrationTime=43200 //Value is in seconds 12h - How often new mass migration is set
MassMigrationDisableTime=7200 // Value is in seconds 2h - How long a mass migration last once set
bEnablePatrolZones=true //Enable/Disable PatrolZone system
bEnableDiets=true //Enable/Disable diets, no more buffs
GrowthMultiplier=1
bServerFallDamage=true
bAllowRecordingReplay=true //Enable replays.
bSpawnPlants=true
PlantSpawnMultiplier=1 //Multiplies how many plants to spawn, rise this value to increase plant spawn amount
bEnableMutations=true
bUseRegionSpawning=true //Enable region spawn
bUseRegionSpawnCooldown=true //Enable region cooldown
RegionSpawnCooldownTimeSeconds=30 //Region cooldown max time.
Discord="https://discord.gg/INVITECODEHERE"
CorpseDecayMultiplier=1 //Multiplies how fast corpses decay to despawn - Reduce value to be faster

[/script/theisle.tigamestatebase]
AdminsSteamIDs=SteamID // SteamID64
WhitelistIDs=SteamID // Whitelist Steam64ID here
VIPs=SteamID //Skips the queue if the server is full.
AllowedClasses=Dryosaurus
AllowedClasses=Hypsilophodon
AllowedClasses=Pachycephalosaurus
AllowedClasses=Stegosaurus
AllowedClasses=Tenontosaurus
AllowedClasses=Carnotaurus
AllowedClasses=Ceratosaurus
AllowedClasses=Deinosuchus
AllowedClasses=Diabloceratops
AllowedClasses=Omniraptor
AllowedClasses=Pteranodon
AllowedClasses=Troodon
AllowedClasses=Beipiaosaurus
AllowedClasses=Gallimimus
AllowedClasses=Dilophosaurus
AllowedClasses=Herrerasaurus
AllowedClasses=Maiasaura

// List of all enabled mutations and values. Keep commented out to have all mutations enabled. Enabling any mutations means you must include all mutations you would like available on your server. Listed below are all modifiable mutations with default values. Altering these values may produce unstable gameplay.
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName=”Hemomania”,EffectValue=0.05)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName=”Hematophagy”,EffectValue=0.25)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Accelerated Prey Drive",EffectValue=0.1)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Xerocole Adaptation",EffectValue=0.2)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName=Hypervigilance,EffectValue=0.5)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName=Truculency,EffectValue=0.2)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Osteophagic,EffectValue"=0.15)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Photosynthetic Regeneration",EffectValue=0.1)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Cellular Regeneration",EffectValue=0.15)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Advanced Gestation",EffectValue=0.5)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Sustained Hydration",EffectValue=0.2)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Enlarged meniscus",EffectValue=1)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Efficient Digestion",EffectValue=0.2)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName=Featherweight EffectValue=0.5)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName=Osteosclerosis,EffectValue=0.2)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName=Wader,EffectValue=0.25)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Epidermal Fibrosis",EffectValue=0.15)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Congenital Hypoalgesia",EffectValue=0.15)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Photosynthetic Tissue",EffectValue=0.05)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName=Nocturnal,EffectValue=0.05)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName=Hydroregenerative,EffectValue=0.25)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Increased Inspiratory Capacity",EffectValue=0.15)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName=Hydrodynamic,EffectValue=0.15)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Submerged Optical Retention",EffectValue=0.05)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Infrasound Communication",EffectValue=0.5)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Augmented Tapetum",EffectValue=0.5)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Hypermetabolic Inanition",EffectValue=0.15)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Tactile Endurance",EffectValue=0.5)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Gastronomic Regeneration",EffectValue=0.1)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Heightened Ghrelin",EffectValue=0.25)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Prolific Reproduction",EffectValue=0.1)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Enhanced Digestion",EffectValue=0.1)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Reinforced Tendons",EffectValue=0.1)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Multichambered Lungs",EffectValue=0.05)
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName=Reabsorption,EffectValue=1) ****** // Value must be 1 or remove from this list to disable it.
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName=Cannibalistic,EffectValue=1) ******// Value must be 1 or remove from this list to disable it.
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Barometric Sensitivity",EffectValue=1) ******// Value must be 1 or remove from this list to disable it.
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Social Behavior",EffectValue=1) *****// Value must be 1 or remove from this list to disable it.
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Traumatic Thrombosis",EffectValue=1) *****// Value must be 1 or remove from this list to disable it.
// EnabledMutations=(MutationName="Reniculate Kidneys",EffectValue=1) *****// Value must be 1 or remove from this list to disable it.

// Add the names of each AI class that should be disabled, one line for each.
// DisallowedAIClasses=Compsognathus
// DisallowedAIClasses=Pterodactylus
// DisallowedAIClasses=Boar
// DisallowedAIClasses=Deer
// DisallowedAIClasses=Goat
// DisallowedAIClasses=Seaturtle

Feel free to copy/paste this into your Game.ini if yours is empty or missing some settings.

You can adjust the Game.ini settings to your liking, depending on what you want your server to be called, and how you want it to be setup. The floor is yours for this part. Once you've edited the settings to your liking, save the file and close out of it.

Engine.ini

Create another text file called Engine.ini in TheIsle\Saved\Config\WindowsServer and open it up with notepad and enter the following at the very bottom if it is not already in the file:

[EpicOnlineServices]
DedicatedServerClientId=xyza7891gk5PRo3J7G9puCJGFJjmEguW
DedicatedServerClientSecret=pKWl6t5i9NJK8gTpVlAxzENZ65P8hYzodV8Dqe5Rlc8 

This helps your server to start properly. Save and close the file and that is Engine.ini done! Now your server is setup and ready to be launched!

Info: Game.ini Configuration

Setting	Setting {Value} & Description
AdminSteamIDs=	{ STEAMID64 } Add admins to the server. To add more, just copy paste this under the first one and enter the other ID's.
WhitelistIDs=	{ STEAM64ID } Allows you to whitelist specific players into the server, if enabled under GameSession. Should be empty if whitelist is disabled.
VIPs=	{ STEAMID64 } Add VIPs to the server. To add more, just copy paste this under the first one and enter the other ID's. VIP players can skip the queue without having to be admin.
AllowedClasses=	{ DinoID } List of all enabled classes - can also be managed in Admin Panel in real time. (example: Dryosaurus)
ServerName=	{ My Server } Simply put, this is the name that will show up in the server list when searching for it.
MaxPlayerCount=	{ Value } Enter in the number of players you want to be able to connect to the server. (example: MaxPlayerCount= 100 ) 100+ not recommended.
bEnableHumans=	{ true/false } Set to true if you want to run around with a flashlight and kick an animal.
bQueueEnabled=	{ true/false } This setting allows players to wait in queue for your server if it is full.
QueuePort=	{ Value } If bQueueEnabled is set to true, this is required to be set in order to use the queue feature. You are required to forward the port to use this feature. (Default Value: 10000 )
bServerPassword=	{ true/false } When enabled, this setting adds a password to your server that will be required before being allowed to connect to it.
ServerPassword=	{ "Password" } This is related to the bServerPassword setting, with it set to true this will be the password required to enter your server.
bRconEnabled=	{ true/false } This will allow you to use Rcon on your server. (Default Value: true )
RconPassword=	{ xxxxxxxxxxxxxx } This will be the password required to login to Rcon. DO NOT give this out.
RconPort=	{ Value } This sets the port Rcon will use to connect to it. (Default Value: 8888 )
bServerDynamicWeather=	{ true/false } Enabling this allows the dynamic weather system on the server. (Default Value: true )
MinWeatherVariationInterval=	{ Value } Set in seconds how often to switch weather. (Default Value: 600 )
MaxWeatherVariationInterval=	{ Value } Set in seconds how often to switch weather. (Default Value: 900 )
ServerDayLengthMinutes=	{Default Value: 45 } This setting determines the length of day on the server in minutes.
ServerNightLengthMinutes=	{Default Value: 25 } This setting determines the length of night on the server in minutes.
bServerWhitelist=	{ true/false } When set to true, this setting will enable server whitelisting. This will only allow players you specify to join the server. Add whitelist steam ids in GameStateBase section. (Default Value: false )
bEnableGlobalChat=	{ true/false } This setting determines whether you have Global Chat enabled on the server. (Default Value: false )
bSpawnAI=	{ true/false } This setting determines whether you have AI spawning in your server. (Default Value: true )
AIDensity=	{ Value } A multiplier that spawns more groups of AI the higher the number. (Default Value: 1 )
AISpawnInterval=	{ true/false } How frequent in seconds to check if AI should be spawned. (Default Value: 40 )
MapName=	{ MapName } This setting determines which map the server loads up in. (Example: Gateway )
bEnableMigration	{ true/false } Choose if your server has migration zones enabled or not. (Default Value: true )
MaxMigrationTime=	{ X Seconds } How frequent migration zones change. (Default Value: 5400 )
SpeciesMigrationTime=	{ Value } Max time a species MZ stays active. (Default Value: 10800 )
bEnableMassMigration=	{ true/false } Enable/Disable Mass migration. (Default Value: true )
MassMigrationTime=	{ Value } Value is in seconds 12h - How often new mass migration is set. (Default Value: 43200 )
MassMigrationDisableTime=	{ Value } Value is in seconds 2h - How long a mass migration last once set. (Default Value: 7200 )
bEnablePatrolZones=	{ true/false } Enable/Disable PatrolZone system. (Default Value: true )
GrowthMultiplier=	{ Value } Universal multiplier for growth, putting this number too high will stop it from working. (stay below ~40) (Default Value: 1 )
bServerFallDamage=	{ true/false } This setting allows you to enable or disable fall damage on the server.
bAllowRecordingReplay=	{ true/false } This setting will allow players to record replays while they play in your server if set to true.
bSpawnPlants=	{ true/false } This setting will enable or disable plants being spawned on the map. Most likely plants refers to "bushes" and plants that herbivores eat. (Default Value: true )
PlantSpawnMultiplier=	{ Value } Multiplies how many plants to spawn, rise this value to increase plant spawn amount. (Default Value: 1 )
bEnableMutations=	{ true/false } This setting will enable or disable mutations. (Default Value: true )
bEnableDiets=	{ true/false } Enable/Disable diets, no more buffs. (Default Value: true )
bUseRegionSpawning=	{ true/false } Enable/Disable the region menu when selecting a character.
bUseRegionSpawnCooldown=	{ true/false } Enable region cooldown.
RegionSpawnCooldownTimeSeconds=	{ Value in seconds (30) } Sets the region spawn cooldown in seconds before being able to select that region again.
Discord=	{ "Invite Link" } When people click the Discord button on your server, this will take them right to the linked Discord. (Example: Discord="https://discord.gg/INVITECODEHERE")

Setup: Launch Options and Command line

You've setup your server to your liking, now you need to be able to launch it and set the command line up! This is the final step of this very long process to host a server.

There are 2 different ways you can go about this

Option 1: Creating a shortcut to launch the server.
or
Option 2: Creating a batch file to launch the server.

Both are valid options for setting the command line.

Option 1: Shortcut Launch

In order to setup the shortcut launch, you will need to go to the location you installed the server to, then right click on "theisleserver" and click "Create Shortcut" or "Send To: Desktop (Create Shortcut) whichever is easier for you.

After creating the shortcut, right click on said shortcut and go to its Properties. In here, you should see "Target:" and then the location of the original .exe should be there. We are going to change this slightly, select the text box after what is already written and enter in the following:

?Port=7777 -ini:Engine:[EpicOnlineServices]:DedicatedServerClientId=xyza7891gk5PRo3J7G9puCJGFJjmEguW -ini:Engine:[EpicOnlineServices]:DedicatedServerClientSecret=pKWl6t5i9NJK8gTpVlAxzENZ65P8hYzodV8Dqe5Rlc8 | set /P "="

Make sure to change the ports to the ports you forwarded initially.

This will launch the server instantly with a log window. Unlike the Batch Launch however, the server wont auto restart after a crash. You also wont be able to auto update on each launch, and will be required to do it manually. And lastly, the Target text box has a character limit, so keep your filepath short.

Manual Updates

You can do this by opening SteamCMD, typing Force_Install_Dir C:\theisleserver (enter in your own location that you used to install the first time) and hit enter. Then type login anonymous, hit enter again and then finally, type app_update 412680 -beta evrima and press enter. The server should begin updating, and once completed, type quit.

Option 2: Batch Launch

Head to a location of your choice to create the .bat file, this can be on your desktop or directly in the same folder as your server files. The choice is yours. Once you've chosen a location, right click and create a new text file. Rename it to something like "IsleServer_Start.bat" and hit enter, making sure to change the .txt to .bat.

Now right click the .bat you just created and click Edit (Windows 11 may need to click "Show More Options" first.) Now notepad should be open and you can enter in the following:

@echo off
cls
echo Protecting isle server from crashes...
title The Isle Server - Your Server Name
:TheIsle
echo (%time%) Checking for updates...
start /wait C:\steamcmd\steamcmd.exe +force_install_dir C:\theisleserver +login anonymous +app_update 412680 -beta evrima validate +quit
echo (%time%) isle server started.
start /wait C:\theisleserver\TheIsleServer.exe ?Port=7777 -ini:Engine:[EpicOnlineServices]:DedicatedServerClientId=xyza7891gk5PRo3J7G9puCJGFJjmEguW -ini:Engine:[EpicOnlineServices]:DedicatedServerClientSecret=pKWl6t5i9NJK8gTpVlAxzENZ65P8hYzodV8Dqe5Rlc8 | set /P "="
echo (%time%) WARNING: isle server closed or crashed, restarting in 1 minute.
timeout /t 60
goto TheIsle

NOTE: Change the text within the .bat file used that looks like this (bold & underlined above) to the directory that you are using.

Also if you already have the [EpicOnlineServices] text in your Engine.ini, you should not need to add it to your launch batch file, and can remove it starting from the first -ini:Engine:.

With the new update for Evrima, some people have found that adding /Game/TheIsle/Maps/Game/Gateway/Gateway to their batch file works for them rather than only using Map=Gateway in the game.ini.

Gateway Batch

@echo off
cls
echo Protecting isle server from crashes...
title The Isle Server - Your Server Name
:TheIsle
echo (%time%) Checking for updates...
start /wait C:\steamcmd\steamcmd.exe +force_install_dir C:\theisleserver +login anonymous +app_update 412680 -beta evrima validate +quit
echo (%time%) isle server started.
start /wait C:\theisleserver\TheIsleServer.exe /Game/TheIsle/Maps/Game/Gateway/Gateway?Port=7777 -ini:Engine:[EpicOnlineServices]:DedicatedServerClientId=xyza7891gk5PRo3J7G9puCJGFJjmEguW -ini:Engine:[EpicOnlineServices]:DedicatedServerClientSecret=pKWl6t5i9NJK8gTpVlAxzENZ65P8hYzodV8Dqe5Rlc8 | set /P "="
echo (%time%) WARNING: isle server closed or crashed, restarting in 1 minute.
timeout /t 60
goto TheIsle

This chunk of commands helps to not only launch the server, but will check for updates each launch and if your server ever shuts down for any reason, will relaunch after 60 seconds aka. 1 minute.

All of this can be edited to your choosing, and the file location is required to be changed to where you installed your server files in the beginning! The ports will also need to be edited to the ports you initially forwarded in the beginning as well.

You may also notice Multihome is no longer set before the ports, and this because it isn't required and should automatically be found by the server itself.

Setup Finished!

Congratulations, if you followed the guide correctly, you should now have your server up and running. Just make to sure to keep it updated!

For further assistance, extra info or if you want to help out others, feel free to join this discord[discord.gg]!

[StolidSnow0]

@Knom Is that in the .bat file?

[Knom]

If your Session with EOS won't create add this to your parameters:

-ini:Engine:[OnlineSubsystemRedpointEOS]:bEnabled=true
-ini:Engine:[OnlineSubsystem]:DefaultPlatformService=RedpointEOS
-EpicApp=TheIsle

I've got a rented Windows 2025 V-Server, idk if that's the reason.

[StolidSnow0]

@D@ncho I've heard in the official discord that putting in negative values should help mitigate that issue. For some reason it's based off a specific timezone and you have use values like -30 or something to get any results.

[† GoOsE †]

For anyone getting the error code: Updated 'NetFaultState' severity state for IP:xxx' from 'Fault' to 'Disconnect' (Reason: AutoEscalate)

I got the SOLUTION!!! (finally LOL)

You need to have Steam installed on your Device / Remote Desktop- this is how it gets the Steam API Key. This fixed it for me! :) You are welcome.

[D@ncho]

Great Guide ... Awesome and easy to follow

Just one small request :

on the region respawn ...

bUseRegionSpawning=true
bUseRegionSpawnCooldown=true
RegionSpawnCooldownTimeSeconds=30

it still defaults to 450min after death ... any fix for that or any tested variants on how to remove cooldown altogether and ... if respawncooldown= false ...should the 3rd line be 0 / empty or 1 ?

please, it would be of massive help

[Rislem [GamingEvolved.co.za]]

@Mr yyoo men
have you found a solution to your problem with

Updated 'NetFaultState' severity state for IP:57119' from 'Fault' to 'Disconnect' (Reason: AutoEscalate)

[Mr yyoo men]

hi bro @believeinshadows

@echo off
cls
echo Protecting isle server from crashes...
title yyoo serwer
:TheIsle
echo (%time%) Checking for updates...
start /wait D:\steamcmd\steamcmd.exe +force_install_dir D:\steamcmd\theisle1 +login anonymous +app_update 412680 -beta evrima validate -log +quit
echo (%time%) isle server started.
start /wait D:\steamcmd\theisle1\TheIsleServer.exe ?Port=8777 -log -ini:Engine:[EpicOnlineServices]:DedicatedServerClientId=xyza7891gk5PRo3J7G9puCJGFJjmEguW -ini:Engine:[EpicOnlineServices]:DedicatedServerClientSecret=pKWl6t5i9NJK8gTpVlAxzENZ65P8hYzodV8Dqe5Rlc8 | set /P "="
echo (%time%) WARNING: isle server closed or crashed, restarting in 1 minute.
timeout /t 60
goto TheIsle

D:\steamcmd\steamcmd.exe | D:\steamcmd\theisle1\TheIsleServer.exe - change your way will give you a CMD window with a view. Do this in the *BAT file system (add file)

[believeinshadows]

I'm so serious idk what to do at this point. I've been doing this for 7 hours and this is all I get.
Protecting isle server from crashes...
(23:39:13.71) Checking for updates...
(23:39:13.81) isle server started
I also get a second window CWindowssystem32cmd.exe.txt that says Microsoft Windows [Version 10.0.22631.4890]
(c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

D:\the isle server>

[Mr yyoo men]

Updated 'NetFaultState' severity state for IP:57119' from 'Fault' to 'Disconnect' (Reason: AutoEscalate)

maybe someone knows something more?

[Mr yyoo men]

the server is already visible on the list. Now I have a problem with: connection timed out. I recommend forwarding the port to the router connection 10000 (default)