Vintage Story Server Hosting

You can simply upload mods via the 'Mods' folder in the file manager or use our mod interface (if available). The server must be restarted afterwards.

Vintage Story can be memory hungry. For 2-4 players, we recommend at least 6 GB RAM. For larger worlds or many mods, 8-10 GB are advisable.

Yes! You can upload your local world (the `.vcdbs` file) via SFTP to the server and enter it as the active world in the config.

Enter the command `/op [YourName]` in the server console. After that, you have access to admin commands and Creative Mode in the game.

Yes, you can activate the whitelist in the `serverconfig.json` and add players via command `/whitelist add [Name]`.

Many settings (such as day length, hunger, seasons) can be set when creating the world or changed subsequently via command `/worldconfig`.

Yes, we always offer the latest stable version. Often you can also select Release Candidates.

Customers can set up manual or automatic backups for a minimal fee.

This is a core mechanic in the game. If it causes problems on the server or is too difficult, you can adjust or disable it in the config.

Yes, as long as the server is running (Status 'Online'), your friends can join and continue playing at any time.

Theoretically almost infinite, but practically limited by storage space. By default, it is millions of blocks in each direction.

Vintage Story has no built-in Voice Chat. Most communities use Discord or TeamSpeak alongside.

In the `serverconfig.json` you will find the entry `ServerName`, which you can adjust as you like.

You restart the server, and our system installs the update. Attention: Make a backup beforehand in case mods are no longer compatible!

Yes, the 'View Distance' can be set on the server side. But keep in mind that higher view distances require more RAM and CPU.

Yes, you can set in the config whether players can hurt each other (PvP) or not (PvE).

We have servers in Germany and in USA (Salt Lake City).

In the web interface there is a player list, or you use the command `/list` in the game.

There are mods like 'VSMap' that make this possible. These must be installed and configured separately.

Check the RAM usage in the panel. If the RAM is full, you should upgrade to a larger package. Too many items lying around can also cause lags.