In the vast and detailed world of Smalland, every structure you build, creature you tame, and journey you embark on contributes to your unique story. Our Smalland server hosting services simplify the process of restoring your server to a previous state, enabling you to resume your adventure exactly where you left off, whether you're bouncing back from a mishap or exploring an earlier phase of your gameplay.
Restoring your server is a crucial aspect of managing your Smalland experience. It acts as a safety net, encouraging you to experiment with server settings, mods, or new updates. It's your assurance that no matter the changes you make, you can always revert to a known good state, maintaining the continuity of your adventures.
Effortlessly Reclaim Your World
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Log into Your Control Panel
- Access your control panel to manage your Smalland server's settings and files.
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Navigate to Restore Backup
- Find the Restore Backup option, which can be found on the sidebar in our updated control panel.
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Select Your Backup
- Choose from the list of available backups. We keep up to 10 backups to ensure your most recent progress is always protected. Select the backup that corresponds with the moment in your game you wish to revisit.
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Initiate the Restoration
- Once you've chosen your backup, confirm your selection to begin the restoration process. This action will overwrite your current server data with the backup, seamlessly letting you pick up your adventure from the chosen point.
By taking these steps to restore your Smalland server, you safeguard the world you've meticulously crafted and the narrative you've woven, ensuring they remain unaltered and ready for you to jump back into, regardless of what lies ahead. This guide underscores our dedication to offering a server hosting experience that not only values but actively preserves your in-game achievements and progress.
For guidance on creating backups to secure your game's progress and prepare for any eventuality, refer to our article on How to Backup Your Smalland Server.
