Necesse Tools

At cfg/server.cfg, relative to the server root directory. You can view and edit it directly through the File Manager in the ZapX Customer Panel.

No — the download gives you a ready-to-use server.cfg to upload in the File Manager. Necesse reads this file only at startup, so you need to restart your server for changes to take effect. ZapX passes player count, password, MOTD, pause when empty, logging, save compression and language as startup parameters each time the server starts, so values for these settings in an uploaded file won’t take effect. If your server is in your Dashboard, the generator transfers them directly to the startup parameters.

The world name has no equivalent in server.cfg — you set it when creating your server in the ZapX Dashboard. If your server is in your Dashboard, the generator sends settings that ZapX passes as startup parameters (password, MOTD, player count, etc.) directly to those parameters. All other settings are saved permanently in your server.cfg and persist after a restart.

Describe the server you want in your own words (e.g., "a relaxed server with long item lifetimes"). An AI then suggests suitable settings, explains each change individually, and applies nothing until you confirm.

The server password is not saved in share links and is masked in the form. A share link contains only the non-secret values you deliberately changed.