Auto Config
Each setting as a switch, list or number with its default and what it does, for 20 games on Windows, and on Linux for ARK: Survival Ascended, ARK: Survival Evolved, Enshrouded, Palworld, RuneScape: Dragonwilds, Soulmask and Valheim.
Server Config
For ARK: Survival Ascended and Project Zomboid, the game's own config files in two views: parsed, as settings, or raw, as text. Both change the same files, so nothing you set by hand is lost.
Manual Config for every game
The start script's variables and the game's config files open in a browser editor, so every setting of every game is in reach, on Windows and Linux.
One set of settings, several servers
Share one Auto Config between servers, so a cluster or a set of event servers stays the same, and change it once.
Bring your existing server
For 10 games, browse to an existing server's folder; HaruHost recognises it and keeps your saves and settings.
From any device
Every settings page works in the web panel, so you can change a password or a game rule from your phone and restart the server there.
Settings by game
| Game | What you get |
|---|---|
| 7 Days to Die | Auto Config Windows Change the server's settings with simple options instead of editing config files. |
| ARK: Survival Ascended | Server Config Windows Edit the server's own config files in two views: parsed, where each setting is a switch, list or number field, or raw, as text on the Files tab. Both change the same files. New and imported Windows servers use it for Game.ini, GameUserSettings.ini and the start file, with searchable cards from rates and breeding to structures, items, tames and mods. |
| ARK: Survival Evolved | Auto Config Change the server's settings with simple options instead of editing config files. |
| Avorion | Auto Config Windows Change the server's settings with simple options instead of editing config files. |
| Core Keeper | Auto Config Windows Change the server's settings with simple options instead of editing config files. |
| Empyrion: Galactic Survival | Auto Config Windows Change the server's settings with simple options instead of editing config files. |
| Enshrouded | Every 1.0 setting and group passwords From the difficulty preset to the enemy amount, the Shroud curse and the new Flame Altar setting, with sliders and switches instead of editing the server's config file. The Admin, Friend and Guest groups each get their own password. The same on Windows and Linux. |
| Hytale | Auto Config Windows Server name, message of the day, password, max players, view radius, world, game mode (Adventure or Creative) and server memory. |
| ICARUS | Auto Config Windows Change the server's settings with simple options instead of editing config files. |
| Minecraft: Bedrock Edition | Auto Config Windows Change the server's settings with simple options instead of editing config files. |
| Minecraft: Java Edition | Auto Config Windows Game mode, difficulty, hardcore, PvP, whitelist, world seed and type, view and simulation distance, and server memory, without editing server.properties. |
| Palworld | 115 settings in Auto Config EXP, capture and work speed rates, PvP, crossplay and the rest of the server's settings with sliders and switches, plus network settings with ports assigned for you, checked on every start. |
| Project Zomboid | Server Config Edit the server's own config files in two views: parsed, where each setting is a switch, list or number field, or raw, as text on the Files tab. Both change the same files. It covers server settings, mods, the server's memory, sandbox options with your mods' settings, spawn points and spawn regions, and keeps settings changed in game. |
| RuneScape: Dragonwilds | Auto Config Change the server's settings with simple options instead of editing config files. |
| Satisfactory | Auto Config Windows Change the server's settings with simple options instead of editing config files. |
| Sons of the Forest | Auto Config Windows Change the server's settings with simple options instead of editing config files. |
| Soulmask | Auto Config Change the server's settings with simple options instead of editing config files. |
| StarRupture | Auto Config Windows Change the server's settings with simple options instead of editing config files. |
| The Forest | Auto Config Windows Change the server's settings with simple options instead of editing config files. |
| V Rising | Auto Config Windows Game settings and difficulty presets, server FPS and a lower FPS when empty, auto saves and save rotations, max players and admins, Steam and EOS listing, and scheduled resets. |
| Valheim | Auto Config World modifier presets (Normal, Casual, Easy, Hard, Hardcore, Immersive, Hammer) or your own mix of combat, death penalty, resources and raids, plus crossplay, public listing, save interval and Valheim's own backups. |
Every other game: Manual Config, with its start script and config files in the browser.
Settings questions
Do I still need to edit config files?
Not for games with Auto Config or Server Config. For every other game, the files open in the browser editor, so you never need FTP or SSH to change them.
When do changes apply?
At the server's next start. Save the settings and restart the server from HaruHost, or let an automation restart it with a warning to players.
Can I change settings from my phone?
Yes. Every settings page works in the web panel on any device.