Server configuration parameters
Everything you need to know about the configuration file
To configure the server, simply go to the folder where Skyrim Together is installed, then go into the
config folder and open STServer.ini. Here, you can configure all the server settings. Alternatively, you can use the command line in the server console when you have opened the server. Use /help to display all the possible commands.If you want to restore config defaults, simply close the server, delete
STServer.ini, and start the server again.This is used to configure the logger in the server console. This option currently does not work.
Option | Description |
|---|---|
info | Displays all logged information |
warn | Displays warnings and critical information only |
error | Displays critical information only |
Determines whether the interactive console is enabled or not.
Can be set to
true or false.Determines whether the server shows up on the server list or not. If the server has a password, it will not show up on the server list.
Can be set to
true or false.Used to determine how much gold a player loses when they die. When set to 0, players will not lose any gold.
This is a factor. It can be set to anything between 0 and 1. For example, if you want the player to lose 5% of its gold on death, set it to 0.05.
Disabling this will make it so that dropping items in the world is not synced. Dropping items has caused crashes in the past, and picking them up is often not synced anyway, so we recommend you keep it at the default, which is "off".
Can be set to
true or false.Determines whether the xp sync system is enabled or not.
Can be set to
true or false.Determines how fast the time in Skyrim progresses.
Can be set to a number between
0 and 1000.Determines whether the Skyrim Together Reborn custom death system is enabled. This should ONLY be turned off if you know what you're doing, and if you have a suitable death mod that replaces the mechanics. Reloading old saves every time you die will cause issues.
Can be set to
true or false.Determines whether chests in player homes are synced. Beware that long term storage is not consistent in Skyrim. By default, this option is disabled so that players can use their homes to safely dump items in their chests as a form of long term storage.
Can be set to
true or false.Determines whether players can damage each other. Shouts on other players, like fus ro dah, also only work when this option is enabled.
Can be set to
true or false.In the base game, when you walk close to an NPC, they start talking to you with random dialogue. During testing, we found this to be quite annoying when dialogue sync was implemented. Therefore, we decided to disable those greetings. You can enable this again if you'd like through this setting.
Can be set to
true or false.This sets the server side difficulty, which is enforced on all clients.
Option | Description |
|---|---|
0 | Novice |
1 | Apprentice |
2 | Adept |
3 | Expert |
4 | Master |
5 | Legendary |
Sets whether the client is allowed to use mod organizer 2.
Can be set to
true or false.Sets whether the client is allowed to use SKSE.
Can be set to
true or false.This is the mod policy feature, as descripted in the "Features" page. To use this, you must create a Data folder in the same place as where you run
SkyrimTogetherServer.exe. This Data folder must contain a file called loadorder.txt, which contains the load order that you want to enforce for all users.Can be set to
true or false.This sets the password that players need to fill in when connecting to the server. Leave this blank if you do not want to set a password on the server. If you do set a password on the server, it will not show up in the serverlist, and people will have to connect manually.
Used for potential admin panels in the future. This option is currently unused.
The name that shows up on the server list.
Determines the tickrate of the server. Most networks should be able to handle running a server with this option enabled.
Can be set to
true for a tickrate of 60 or false for a tickrate of 30.The max number of players that can connect to your server.
The port on which the server runs.
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