How To Create a New World On Your StarRupture Server
Learn how to generate a fresh world on your StarRupture dedicated server without losing your existing saves.
This guide shows you how to create a new world on your StarRupture server. You can start fresh without doing a full server reset.
Creating a New World
Stop Your Server
Access the XGamingServer Panel and Stop your StarRupture server.
Open Startup Settings
In the sidebar, go to Startup.
Set a New Session Name
Change the Session Name to something new (e.g., "World2"). This ensures your new world gets its own save folder and doesn't overwrite your old one.
Enable New World Generation
If your panel has a Start New Game toggle, enable it. If not, you can edit the DSSettings.txt file directly:
{
"SessionName": "World2",
"StartNewGame": "true",
"LoadSavedGame": "false"
}Start Your Server
Start your server. A brand new world will be generated.
Disable New World Generation
After the world generates, go back to Startup and disable Start New Game (or set StartNewGame to false in DSSettings.txt). Set Load Saved Game back to enabled.
⚠️ Warning: If you forget to disable
StartNewGame, the server will create a new world every time it restarts, potentially overwriting your progress.
Switching Between Worlds
To switch back to your previous world, simply change the Session Name in Startup back to the original name and restart your server. All your saved worlds are stored in separate folders under StarRupture/Saved/SaveGames/.
💡 Tip: You can have multiple worlds saved on the same server. Just give each one a unique Session Name.
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