SylenThunder

Pretty sure that won't meet the minimum required hardware for hosting a server.

Yes, and way cheaper too. I have been using an Evo 212 for years with extreme overclocking, and with a positive-pressure case the temps are always nice. The Evo 212 is very similar to the Noctua he uses in that video, and about a third of the cost. The Noctua fans are better though, and I have since upgraded the Evo's fans. Next time I get one, I'll be getting the Noctua. While the new AMD GPU's may be capable, we all saw the @%$#-show with the 5700. Over a year later, and they're still having driver issues that are un-resolved. Developers are having to bend over backwards to fix games to run on them properly. This has been a staple of ATI cards for as long as I can recall, and AMD buying ATI didn't change a thing. There is a good reason Nvidia is near 75% of the GPU market. AMD's new line of CPU's is looking real interesting. And with Intel's underwhelming results in their last two generations, I don't see them improving much this time around. Hell, their videos advertising their latest generation mention AMD more than themselves.

Looks like there is corrupted data with your character file, which may be a result of the issue when you first attempted to connect. I have purged the data, and restarted the server. You should be able to connect now.

Updated IP addresses and ports to reflect recent changes from our network upgrades. @Petite Due to popular demand, the daytime movement of zombies on the Last Light server has been reduced to a walk, from a run. The zombies have been running since Day 1 and have indicated they need some rest.

A guide to setting up a dedicated server on Linux. http://7dac.spectralforceservers.net/?p=415

It will be in your local GeneratedWorlds folder by default. Mine for example is... C:\Users\Sylen\AppData\Roaming\7DaysToDie\GeneratedWorlds

Yes, that should do it. Be aware that server map generation and client map generation may vary a little bit between the two. Also note that it takes quite a while to generate the map on the dedicated server. For best results I would advise creating the map locally with your client, and then uploading it to the server. Then you would replace "RWG" with the name of the folder with the generated map. You would place the folder into /Data/Worlds.

In case it wasn't mentioned.... The open bug report on this issue is here.

Can confirm. For nearly 20 years straight AMD's CPU's were crap if you wanted to do anything that needed multi-core support. Sure they were great for the apps that only needed a single core, but for anything else they fell flat on their face. Until Gen 3. Not only is AMD cheaper to build on average, but you will get more performance out of it. Even their entry-level budget chipsets are blowing Intel away. AMD's GPU's steer clear from though. There's a reason Nvidia owns more than 70% of the market share. If you wait until the 30-series GPU's have been out for a month or so, you can probably find some pretty sweet deals on a 2080 Super.

What I did when we ran a similar challenge, was this... Start the server unlisted. Log my character into the server. Move character to spawn location. Log out. Shut the server down. Rename files for my character from my Steam ID to other players Steam ID. Start Server. Repeat process for next character. Then when you're done, you can open the server up and have everyone spawn into the locations you want them to be at, with the gear you want them to start with.

From your log... Loaded world file from different version: 'Alpha 19 (b151)' Anything before b174 is incompatible with b180. That's the only real issue I see there. I mean, the CPU is scraping the bottom of the barrel, but should be OK with really good hardware backing it up. It's not going to manage 16 players very well though.

Then your best bet is to troubleshoot and fix the crash so it does not occur again, and then start a new save.

Seriously dude? There is a massive red bar at the top of the Console section of the forum, and 2/3'rds of the threads on the first two pages you can look at for an answer before you start a thread. Please try to think for yourself at least a little bit, and do some research before you ask a question.

Not this again? Did you even bother to look at the first page of posts before posting?

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I don't understand why you guys have such a hard time looking at the existing threads before starting a new one.

Most likely Never. The current console hardware is not capable of supporting the client past Alpha 16. Any further details on updates for the console have already been discussed in-depth recently. You should probably do some looking around and research before you make offensive posts in all caps. Here are a few examples from the First page of this forum. It's not like you even had to dig to find them. console updates/bug fixs Why are TFP still selling 7d2d on consoles? Loyalty & Respect console updates rethink - sign petition Hopes and Worries about the Telltale Closure and Future of Console Edition If you chose to flip to Page 2 of posts. The Last Update A Letter To The Fun Pimps Update Xbox version please Could we at least get an update from the devs? Will there be a console update? 7d2d console idea (fundraising?) Console Updates? It's not like any of those topics are really old either. They go back to the first of June.

Actually, now your next CPU should be an AMD. As of the 3rd gen chipsets, AMD is blowing the pants off of Intel for a change. Took them almost 20 years to turn the tables, but they have done it, and in a really huge way. You can get better performance cheaper with AMD now, and the 4th gen is going to put Intel to shame even more than the 3rd gen did. It's why I went with a 3900X instead of an i7-9900k or 10900k.

No offense, but that CPU will bottleneck a GTX 770 on a regular game at 1080p. This is a voxel game that demands even more from the CPU. Dropping a 1080 into the system is a complete waste unless you happen to have immediate plans for upgrading the rest of the system.

Working on bug fixes isn't much different from working on an update with new content. We've already discussed this to death several times over.

Another in b174

This is not a bug or an issue. This is precisely because you set the loot to 300%. Increasing the loot % does not increase you chance of finding items. It increases the quantity of items in stacks. So at 100% loot, if there is a chance for a book to drop, you get 1 book. Set to 200% you get 2, and 300% you get 3. To fix the "issue" set your loot back at 100%.

1. You put it into the \Data\Worlds folder, then put the name of the folder into the server config. i.e. Generated world folder is "North Randavo County" your server config should have <property name="GameWorld" value="North Randavo County"/> 2. Known issue in a19 when making maps on the dedi, and can happen on the client with some seeds.

ok, so I ran the test, and was unable to replicate the issue. Distant POI Close POI The gas station So after playing a bit and not getting anything, I turned on creative mode and started teleporting around. Then I just put it in fly mode and went cruising around a city at high speed. Definitely exceeded what this laptop is capable of by a large margin. And only then did I start to see it. So then I went back to my Min Spec PC and tried to replicate it. No dice. So I went back to the laptop, and logged back in without cheats. Low and behold everything was fine. Went back to the Sonic replica the normal way without cheating, and it's showing up fine too.

Your GPU. Client requires 2GB dedicated VRAM on minimum specs, and 4GB on recommended. Your pseudo-GPU doesn't have any. It claims 6GB, but that's is shared system RAM, and not dedicated. It's also stealing CPU cycles because it's an inbred chip, and not an actual dedicated GPU chipset. Add that to the extremely poor performing 8400, and the only thing that really performs above min spec is the RAM and maybe the hard drive. Even using specs that meet requirements like the OP has, I have been unable to replicate this issue. I'm going to be pulling out that old craptop I have in a minute to test though. Like yours it has a weak CPU and inbred GPU stealing the RAM.