This can lead to loading issues on Linux when a file system without case insensitivity support is being used.
#Dayz launcher server not launching mod
Case sensitivity of mod-internal file pathsĭue to mods being developed on Windows and Windows not differentiating between file paths with different cases, mod developers sometimes don't care about case sensitivity of file names and directories. Please report any further issues on the issue tracker. This comes at the cost of not being able to tell mod directories apart in the DayZ game directory, at least as a human, but this should solve the issue for the vast majority of servers. In order to overcome this limitation, mod directories have been shrinked as much as possible in the 0.5.0 release, so that the launch parameters can be kept as short as possible. This problem occurs when trying to join servers which require loading lots of mods and which therefore increase the length of the launch parameters. One of the main reasons why this can happen is an unresolved bug in the Steam client which causes Steam to become unresponsive when launching it via -applaunch and passing arguments that reach a certain threshold in length. Restarting Steam and re-running the launcher fixes the issue. This is usually caused by a broken singleton process detection of Steam, where it passes the game's launch parameters to the original Steam process and then terminates. Sometimes the game doesn't launch despite the launcher correctly passing the right parameters to Steam.
Please try running the launcher again if the query times out, and if the data returned by the server query API doesn't reflect the server's actual mod IDs, then custom mod IDs will need to be set as launch arguments. Previously, this was done via the v JSON API, which unfortunately wasn't perfectly reliable. Server data is queried via the third-party JSON API when using the -server parameter. dayz-launcher.sh -l -s address Known issues Third party server query API # run game from a different Steam games library path dayz-launcher.sh -d 123 456 789 -connect=address -name=nickname dayz-launcher.sh -d -l -s address:gameport -p queryport -n nickname # retrieve mods list from server, configure mods and launch the game Then the STEAM_ROOT env var needs to be set like this: media/games/SteamLibrary/steamapps/common/DayZ If the game is stored in a different Steam library directory, then thisĮnvironment variable needs to be set/changed.įor example, if the game has been installed in the game library located in If the flatpak package is being used, then the default is: Set a custom path to Steam's root directory. The server's query port, not to be confused with the server's game port. The optional port is the server's game port. If -launch is set, it will automatically connect to the server. Retrieve a server's mod list and add it to the remaining input. Some community servers require a profile name when trying to connect. Set the profile name when launching the game via -launch. Printing the game's -mod command line argument.Īny custom game parameters that come after the first double-dash (-) willīe appended to the overall launch command line. Launch DayZ after resolving and setting up mods instead of Steam needs to already be running in the flatpak container.ĭefault is: "" (automatic detection - prefers flatpak if available) If set to flatpak, use the flatpak version of Steam (). Or print the game's -mod command line argument for custom configuration. Usage: dayz-launcher.sh.]Īutomatically set up mods for DayZ, launch the game and connect to a server,
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