We added new mods to the server, the host has no problems after it, but a player with an AMD A6 7480 and 4 GB of RAM can't run the game entering the server now.
Is there any way to tell if something will tank the clients performance even if it runs properly for the host?
#Is there any way to guess if a mod installed in the server will affect players with bad specs?
verbal aurora
That's the file with all the current mods in case you got any idea
next egret
We added new mods to the server, the host has no problems after it, but a player...
Project Zomboid at base level (from my understanding) requires 3-4gb of RAM to run in Vanilla
Most mods (the vast majority of them at least) increase this by various factors depending on the type of mod.
I would venture to say its less so a specific mod that's prohibiting the player from joining and most likely that there's a bottleneck on their client side just from lack of resources overall to try and run PZ + any mods.
verbal aurora
Well, they have played with mods before
Do you know how much impact The Workshop+Scrap Mods may have?
crisp spindle
I would recommend asking mod questions like those in #mod_support
next egret
Do you know how much impact The Workshop+Scrap Mods may have?
I know roughly what it uses server side
But for each client that is very hard to specifically nail down. Client side resource usage on a modded server depends heavily on what the client is doing on that modded server at any given time.