Project Zomboid
Hardcore zombie survival
The guides in this category take your Project Zomboid server from its first start to a fully set-up session. Setup deliberately begins without mods: first a vanilla start with a join test, then the sandbox rules, and only at the end the Workshop mods. The mod guide shows how to enter Workshop and Mod IDs and how to check their order, for example with map mods. The sandbox article walks through the panel values one by one and points out the differences between Build 41 and Build 42. Before switching to Build 42, read the migration guide: Build 41 saves do not carry over, so the switch starts with a new world.
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Installing Project Zomboid Mods - Workshop Guide
How to install mods on your Project Zomboid server: Steam Workshop, Workshop IDs, Mod IDs, load order, verification and troubleshooting.
Project Zomboid Sandbox Settings: All 62 Panel Values
Zombie population, loot, day length, vehicles and build differences: all 62 curated sandbox values in the panel explained.
Project Zomboid Build 42 on Your Own Server: Upgrade, Saves and Mods
Check Project Zomboid Build 42 in a controlled way: preserve your old world, match the security patch level and branch, test a new world separately, and judge sandbox settings and mods by their actual version. 42.21 is the verified Stable build.
Set Up a Project Zomboid Server: Sandbox, Mods, and Joining
Set up your Project Zomboid server: check the vanilla start, configure the sandbox, add Workshop mods, and test joining in multiplayer.