Dayz | Installing Mods on DayZ Server

To install mods on your DayZ server, follow these steps:

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Before proceeding with installing mods on your DayZ server, please take note of the following important considerations:

1. Mod Compatibility and Stacking: Not all mods are designed to work together, and stacking multiple mods may lead to conflicts or instability. Make sure to check the compatibility of the mods you wish to install and ensure they work well together. Some mods may require specific load orders to function correctly.

2. Outdated Mods and Game Updates: DayZ regularly receives updates and patches that may cause issues with outdated mods. If a mod is not updated promptly after a game update, it could lead to data loss, server crashing, or other problems. Always verify if the mods you want to use are up to date and compatible with the current version of DayZ.

3. Limited Technical Support for Mods: Keep in mind that support for mods from the game developers or Hyper Layer may be limited. Mod-related issues may require troubleshooting and fixes by the mod creators or the community.

4. Disclaimer of Liability: When installing mods, it's essential to understand that any issues arising from the mod installation, including data loss, service instability, or other problems, may not be the responsibility of Hyper Layer. It's crucial to proceed with caution and take proper precautions before adding mods to your server.

1. Before making any changes, stop your DayZ server to ensure a smooth installation process.

2. You can add mods to your server from the Steam Workshop. Search for the mods you want to install, and click the install button on their respective Steam Workshop pages.

3. Within the Command Line Manager, choose the option labeled "Modded" to set up a command line specifically for modded gameplay.

4. Ensure that any prerequisite mods required by the mods you're installing are also added to the server. Pay attention to the load order, as some mods may need specific positions to work correctly. You can adjust the load order by moving mod names around in the text bar within the Command Line Manager.

5. After installing all the mods and confirming the correct load order, apply the changes in the Command Line Manager. Start your DayZ server, and it will now run with the selected mods.

6. For each mod you installed, refer to their respective guides or documentation for any additional configuration or settings that may be required.

Remember to be cautious and well-informed about the mods you install, as they can significantly impact your DayZ server's gameplay and stability. Always test the mods thoroughly and ensure they work as intended before allowing players to join.