How To Configure Your Stationeers Server
Learn how to configure your Stationeers dedicated server settings.
Stationeers servers are configured through startup parameters and the default.ini configuration file. This guide covers the key settings you can adjust.
Startup Parameters
The most common settings are available directly in the panel.
Open the XGamingServer Panel
Log in to the XGamingServer Panel.
Go to Startup
In the sidebar, click Startup.
Adjust Settings
Common startup settings include:
- Server Name - The name shown in the server browser
- Max Players - Maximum number of concurrent players
- Server Password - Password required to join
- World Name - The name of the world save
- World Type - The planet/environment type (e.g., Moon, Mars, Europa, Vulcan, Loulan)
Configuration File
For more detailed settings, you can edit the default.ini configuration file.
Open Files
In the sidebar, click Files.
Locate default.ini
Find the default.ini file in the server directory.
Edit Settings
Common configuration options include:
[GameData]
ServerName=My Stationeers Server
ServerPassword=
MaxPlayers=10
AutoSave=true
SaveInterval=300
StartingCondition=Default
RespawnCondition=DefaultUnderstanding Key Settings
| Setting | Description |
|---|---|
ServerName | Name displayed in the server browser |
ServerPassword | Password required to join the server |
MaxPlayers | Maximum concurrent players |
AutoSave | Enable automatic world saving |
SaveInterval | Time between auto-saves (in seconds) |
StartingCondition | Starting conditions for new players |
RespawnCondition | Conditions when players respawn |
Save and Restart
After making changes, click Save and restart your server.
⚠️ Warning: Incorrect configuration values can prevent your server from starting. Consider creating a backup before editing files using Backups in the sidebar.
💡 Tip: The world type determines the environment, atmosphere, and temperature challenges players face. Moon is the default and recommended for new players. If you need help, join our Discord.
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