#something fucked up i cant start the server
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If you have issues with mods, try disabling them one by one or in batches to figure out which specific mod is causing the problems.
Do it on a new save to to prevent any issues on your current playthrough as removing mods can cause items to be permanently deleted.
After you find out which mod is problematic, consider reporting the problem to the mod creator on their workshop page.
#mod_support
You will need to remove them and not just disable
And if they corrupted the server files you will have to delete all the server folders as well and create a new one
Did you clear both folders : User/Zomboid/Server and Zomboid/Saves/Multiplayer?
To remove mods:
- Steam>Workshop>Your files>Subscribed items>Unsubscribe from all.
- Wipe the mod folder from C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\workshop\content\108600
- Then go to Steam Library> Project zomboid> Properties> Local files> Verify.
- Restart Steam.
You can do it now, navigate to User/User/Zomboid and remove leftovers and if the issue persists after the following steps then you need to share the Console txt file found in User/User/Zomboid.
To do what?
Here are some basic guides on how to navigate there:
Instructions for opening the user profile folder in Windows using File Explorer or Command Prompt, with examples.
Structure of the home user folder is the same in Windows 10 as it was in Windows 7
Open the folder, share the logs.zip file found there here
You are in the Zomboid folder, correct?
There is only one Zomboid folder on your whole PC
Since the game only creates one
Specifically on the C drive
Can you screenshot the contents of it to see if you are in the correct one?
You need to drag in the Console file
This file here
Into this chat
You need to share this file with us
You still have mods, did you disable them correctly ?
Try going to
- Steam>Workshop>Your files>Subscribed items>Unsubscribe from all.
- Wipe the mod folder from C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\workshop\content\108600
- Then go to Steam Library> Project zomboid> Properties> Local files> Verify.
- Restart Steam.
After that you will need to remove the modded server leftover files as well. They can be found in User/User/Zomboid/Server and Zomboid/Saves/Multiplayer
First follow each steps about mods
Steam\steamapps\workshop\
Please, read carefully
content\108600
As said "Wipe the mod folder from", yes, delete 🙂
Follow the rest of steps
Then go to Steam Library> Project zomboid> Properties> Local files> Verify.
Steam app