HumanitZ Server Settings: Complete Configuration Guide

HumanitZ has a long list of options that let you tailor your server, from zombie difficulty and loot rarity to day length, companion dogs and base building rules. All of them live in one place in your MintServers panel, the Game Settings tab. This guide explains what each option does.

How to Change Your Settings

1. Log into your MintServers panel, open your HumanitZ server and click the Stop button.
2. Click Game Settings in the left sidebar, under the Tools section.
3. Change the options you want. Options with an on/off switch are toggles, and the rest take a number or text.
4. Save your changes.
5. Go back to the Console tab and click Start.

Server and Access

• Admin Password: The password players enter in-game to become an admin. See our HumanitZ Become Admin guide.
• Server Name: The name shown in the in-game server browser. Players can search for this name to find your server.
• Server Password: Players must enter this password to join. Leave it empty for no password.
• Only Allowed Players: When turned on, only players on the allowed list can join.
• Max Players: The maximum number of players allowed on the server at once.
• Auto Update: Automatically updates the server to the latest game version when it boots.
• Steam Query Port: A required port setting used by the game. Leave it as it is unless our support team tells you otherwise.

Saving

• Save Name: The name of the save file your server uses.
• Saving World Interval: How often the world is saved, in seconds.

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Death and PvP

• PvP: Turns Player vs Player combat on or off.
• Permanent Death: 0 is off, 1 means individual permanent death, and 2 means all players experience permanent death.
• On Death: What a player loses when they die. 0 loses only the backpack and the weapon in hand, 1 also loses pockets and the previous items, and 2 loses everything, including equipment.
• Clear Infection: When on, respawning cures your infection. When off, you keep it after respawning.
• No Death Feedback: When on, the "player died" notification is hidden from chat. When off, it is shown.
• Eagle Eye: When on, players can purchase the Eagle Eye skill. When off, they cannot.
• Weapon Durability: When on, weapons break when they reach 0% durability, except the crowbar. When off, only improvised weapons break at 0%.

Loot and Air Drops

• Loot Respawn: When on, loot respawns. When off, it never respawns.
• Loot Respawn Timer: How long loot takes to respawn, in minutes.
• Pickup Respawn Timer: How long pickups take to respawn, in minutes. Set it to 0 to disable.
• Loot Rarity: 0 is Scarce, 1 is Low, 2 is Default, 3 is Plentiful and 4 is Abundant.
• Air Drop: Turns air drops on or off.
• Air Drop Interval: How often an air drop happens, in days.
• Pickup Cleanup: How long dropped pickups stay in the world before being destroyed, in minutes. Pickups that are part of the world itself are not affected. Set it to 0 for no cleanup.

Zombies, Humans and Animals

The difficulty options below all use the same scale: 0 is Very Easy, 1 is Easy, 2 is Default, 3 is Hard, 4 is Very Hard and 5 is Nightmare.

• Zombie Difficulty (Health): How much health zombies have.
• Zombie Difficulty (Speed): How fast zombies move.
• Zombie Difficulty (Damage): How much damage zombies deal.
• Human Difficulty: How tough hostile humans are.
• Zombie Amount Multiplier: Multiplies how many zombies spawn.
• Human Amount Multiplier: Multiplies how many hostile humans spawn.
• Zombie Dog Multiplier: Multiplies how many zombie dogs spawn.
• Zombie Respawn Timer: How long zombies take to respawn, in minutes.
• Human Respawn Timer: How long hostile humans take to respawn, in minutes.
• Animal Respawn Timer: How long animals take to respawn, in minutes.

Time and Seasons

• Starting Season: The season your world starts in. 0 is Summer, 1 is Autumn, 2 is Winter and 3 is Spring.
• Days Per Season: How many days each season lasts.
• Day Duration: How long the day lasts, in minutes.
• Night Duration: How long the night lasts, in minutes.
• Multiplayer Sleep: When on, time passes if everyone performs the sleep emote at the same time. When off, passing time by sleeping is disabled.
• Vital Drain: How fast your vitals drain. 0 is Slow, 1 is Normal and 2 is Fast.

Companion Dogs

• Dog Companions Enabled: Lets players find companion dogs that they can recruit.
• Dog Companion Amount: The number of companion dogs that can spawn randomly.
• Recruit Companion Dogs: Allows players to recruit a companion dog.
• Companion Health: Dog companion health. 0 is Low, 1 is Default and 2 is High.
• Companion Damage: Dog companion damage. 0 is Low, 1 is Default and 2 is High.

Building and Territory

• Building Health: A multiplier for the health of player-placed buildings. The default is 1.
• Allow Dismantle: Lets players dismantle their own buildings.
• Allow House Dismantle: Lets players dismantle house props.
• Territory: When on, players in PVE cannot build in someone else's spawn point area. Only non-recruit clan members can.
• Decay: Works together with Territory. By default it is 3600, which means a crafted Spawn Point loses 1 durability every hour, so players have to repair their spawn point.
• Fake Building Cleanup: How long the white blueprint buildings stay in the world before being destroyed, in minutes. Set it to 0 for no cleanup.

That covers everything in the Game Settings tab. Once you have found the balance you like, save your changes and start your server. If a setting does not seem to be working, no worries! Just open a support ticket and our team will gladly take a look.