Project Zomboid Workshop mods need two values from the Steam Workshop page: the Workshop ID and the Mod ID. The Workshop ID goes in WorkshopItems=, while the Mod ID goes in Mods=.

  1. Take a backup before adding or changing mods.
  2. Open the Steam Workshop page for the mod you want to install.
  3. Copy the Workshop ID and Mod ID from the mod page. Many Project Zomboid Workshop pages list these near the bottom of the description.
  4. Open your Project Zomboid server in the control panel.
  5. Click Configuration Files, then open servertest.ini with Text Editor.

    Project Zomboid Configuration Files showing servertest.ini

  6. Add Mod IDs to Mods=, separated by semicolons.

    Project Zomboid servertest.ini Mods line

  7. Add Workshop IDs to WorkshopItems=, separated by semicolons.

    Project Zomboid servertest.ini WorkshopItems line

  8. Click Save & Exit, then restart the server.

Example:

WorkshopItems=2886833398;1234567890
Mods=89fordBronco;AnotherModID

Keep the Workshop ID and Mod ID order matched where possible. If a mod has dependencies, add the dependency Workshop IDs and Mod IDs as well.

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