If you want a baseline to copy that has tons of mods, you can use mine below:

So, if you were wanting two mods, in this case Hydrocraft and the Evis mini map, you’d have in your wordpad:ĭo this for all the mods you want to add, and save the text file somewhere as a backup, as if you restart or wipe a server you’ll have to manually do this again. You can get this info from the bottom of each mod’s description in the Steam Workshop: You will need Filezilla, can download it here:įirst, using a wordpad write down the Workshop ID and Mod name of all the mods you wish to add, with “WorkshopItems” (the Workshop ID) on one line and “Mods” on another, and separate them all by a semicolon. If you don’t have a G-Portal server can just skip the steps that I talk about it, the other parts are the same for all servers. This was originally used as a guide specifically for G-portal dedicated servers, but the steps can be used for any server that is being hosted. To help manage the POIs of the maps, have a look at the POI Manager (see an explanation here).This will show you how to add maps and mods to your server. Muldraugh, West Point and The Mall Knox County (Survival mode, Builds 30 and 35) A new download version will be available in the near future.

The site is currently not available for offline viewing. This is a zoomable and panable map (using the OpenSeadragon javascript library) of Muldraugh.ĭimensions: 1075200px * 396800px (426.639.360.000 or roughly 426 Gigapixels) So, I present to you: The Project Zomboid Map Project: While I personally feel that a HUD-Map would be detrimental to my PZ-experience, i still think that an external map is a very useful tool.

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