How to edit server settings on a Skyrim Together server


Summary 
Editing server settings on a Skyrim Together server gives the host complete control over the multiplayer experience, allowing for deep gameplay customization. Administrators can adjust various parameters, such as game difficulty, PvP rules, and item-drop synchronization, to create a specific adventure for their players. These settings are crucial for tailoring the server to a group's preferences.

How to Edit Server Settings on a Skyrim Together Server
1. Log in to the BisectHosting Starbase panel.

2. Stop the server.


3. Go to the Config Files tab and choose ST Server Config.


4. Edit the desired settings.

Setting Title Description
sLogLevel Server Log Level Sets the log level of the server console. 
bAllowMO2 Allow MO2 Allows client mod organizer 2 to connect.
bAllowSKSE Allow SKSE Allows clients to use SKSE. 
bEnableModCheck Enable Mod Check Only allows players with the same mods as the server to connect. 
bAutoPartyJoin Auto party Join Connecting players are automatically added to the party if there is only one party in the server. 
bSyncPlayerCalendar Sync Player Calendar Syncs all calendars from the player with the latest date.
uTimeScale Time Scale  Inputs 0 - 1000 real-time seconds for every second in-game.
bEnableDeathSystem Enable Custom Death System  Uses Skyrim Together's custom death system. Only disable when using a different custom death mod.
bSyncPlayerHomes Sync Player Homes  Syncs all chests inside player homes.
bEnablePvp Enable PvP  Enables shouts to other players and friendly fire.
bEnableGreetings Enable NPC Greetings  Enables NPC greetings when a player is close enough.
uDifficulty Difficulty  Sets the difficulty of the game to all players.
bEnableXpSync Enable XP Sync Syncs XP gain with players. 
bEnableItemDrops Enable Item Drops  Disables item drop syncing which may cause crashing.
fGoldLossFactor Gold Loss Percentage Sets the gold percentage lost upon death. 
bAnnounceServer Enable Public Server  Lists the server to the public list.

Note Settings in the Startup tab will always override the config.


5.
Start the server.



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