To disable the server idle on loot feature in DayZ when no one is online, you can follow these easy steps. This adjustment is ideal for server administrators who aim to control loot behaviour during periods when the server is unoccupied.
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Stop Your Server: Before making any changes, it's essential to stop your server. This prevents any conflicts or issues while you are editing the configuration files.
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Access File Manager: Once the server is stopped, access your server's file manager. This can typically be done through your server control panel provided by LogicServers.com.
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Navigate to the Correct Directory: In your file manager, navigate to the following directory:
mpmissions > [MAPNAME] > db. Replace[MAPNAME]with the actual name of the map your server is using. -
Edit the
globals.xmlFile: In thedbdirectory, you'll find a file namedglobals.xml. Click the pen icon or the edit option to modify this file. -
Modify Idle Settings: Within the
globals.xmlfile, you need to find and alter two specific settings related to server idle:-
Find the line
<var name="IdleModeStartup" type="0" value="1"/>and change it to<var name="IdleModeStartup" type="0" value="0"/>. -
Then locate the line
<var name="IdleModeCountdown" type="0" value="86400"/>and change it to<var name="IdleModeCountdown" type="0" value="0"/>.
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Save Changes: After making these changes, ensure to save the file. This step is crucial for the changes to take effect.
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Restart Your Server: Finally, restart your server. With the server back online, the changes you made will now be active.
Conclusion: By following these steps, you've successfully disabled the server idle on loot feature for your DayZ server when no one is online. This adjustment can help in maintaining a balanced and engaging environment for players on your server. If you encounter any issues or need further assistance, don't hesitate to contact LogicServers support for help.
