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Yes - my bad - it was a typo. Also correct - no need to port-forward 6379 as it is entirely local traffic. By "linked", I meant having the correct port numbers, etc in the json file.

Is your database properly linked in your json file? My Servergrid.ServerGridOnly.json file looks like this (I haven't changed it from the default)… { "LocalS3URL": "", "LocalS3AccessKeyId": "", "LocalS3SecretKey": "", "LocalS3BucketName": "", "LocalS3Region": "", "TribeLogConfig": { "MaxRedisEntries": 1000, "BackupMode": "on", "MaxFileHistory": 10, "HttpBackupURL": "", "HttpAPIKey": "", "S3URL": "", "S3AccessKeyId": "", "S3SecretKey": "", "S3BucketName": "", "S3KeyPrefix": "" }, "SharedLogConfig": { "FetchRateSec": 60, "SnapshotCleanupSec": 900, "SnapshotRateSec": 1800, "SnapshotExpirationHours": 48, "BackupMode": "on", "MaxFileHistory": 10, "HttpBackupURL": "", "HttpAPIKey": "", "S3URL": "", "S3AccessKeyId": "", "S3SecretKey": "", "S3BucketName": "", "S3KeyPrefix": "" }, "TravelDataConfig": { "BackupMode": "on", "MaxFileHistory": 10, "HttpBackupURL": "", "HttpAPIKey": "", "S3URL": "", "S3AccessKeyId": "", "S3SecretKey": "", "S3BucketName": "", "S3KeyPrefix": "" }, "DatabaseConnections": [ { "Name": "Default", "URL": "127.0.0.1", "Port": 6379, "Password": "foobared" }, { "Name": "TribeDB", "URL": "127.0.0.1", "Port": 6379, "Password": "foobared" }, { "Name": "TravelDataDB", "URL": "127.0.0.1", "Port": 6379, "Password": "foobared" }, { "Name": "TerritoryDB", "URL": "127.0.0.1", "Port": 6379, "Password": "foobared" }, { "Name": "LogDB", "URL": "127.0.0.1", "Port": 6379, "Password": "foobared" } ] }

Have you tried the instructions on this page? https://wiki.nitrado.net/en/Per-Level_Skill_Point_Multipliers_for_Atlas

Post what you have, and someone might be able to spot the problem.

I've just tried it with my Atlas server, it does work... Use the Windows Key + R and enter steam://connect/xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:QueryPort Use your external IP address, and the QueryPort number of your "Home" server.

I believe the unofficial server lists have some threshold based on the ping times. We don't all see the same servers in the list.

[2020.04.19-18.10.33:401][ 0]SteamSocketsOpenSource: gethostname failed () [2020.04.19-18.10.33:401][ 0]gethostbyname failed () That's normal. It happens with Ark servers as well.

QueryPort uses UDP, and RCON uses TCP. They're different protocols and don't interfere with each other. I use an RCON program to allow chat across grids. It works fine.

I was concerned about the command line you posted earlier, because of the contradiction it showed... It included "ServerX=1?ServerY=0?AltSaveDirectoryName=00" Normally, the directory name would echo the X,Y coordinate in some way, but it doesn't here. This made me think that maybe there was a mistake in the setup, perhaps the 4 grids are sharing a common save directory? The Atlas server always uses "ocean.atlas" as the filename regardless of the grid coords, so you could have a problem. Do you have any active players on the map? If not, it might be worth wiping all the saves, and wiping the database to see if starting over will fix the issues you're having.

Can you post all four of your command lines please - but remove any passwords you've set. If I can, I'll launch a copy to see what happens.

I've lost the source URL, but I vaguely remember reading that you set spawnPointRegionOverride to -1 to disable spawning on an island. Use values 1 to 4 on spawnable islands within a grid.

Have you port-forwarded all port numbers including the gaps? 5760 to 5768, 57560 to 57568, 27000 to 27003 - all UDP ? I'm not sure how much ASC does for you (I only use command line stuff), but in the json file: "ip": "127.0.0.1" I have my external IP address for each grid, NOT 127.0.0.1 I think you might have a mis-match of directory names for the save files... Your command line says ServerX=1?ServerY=0?AltSaveDirectoryName=00 Check that you've given a unique directory name for each grid, otherwise the save files will over-write each other.

Can you post your json file and your command lines please, someone might spot something, Remember to remove any passwords you've put in yourself.

I can't find a way to edit the path in the GUI. It might be worth experimenting with editing the JSON file - but take a backup first Ships are dumb, they will phase through rocks and islands.

A few things to consider... You need a minimum of two grids. The grid with the end boss doesn't allow any creatures to spawn. Atlas works slightly better if you have a square arrangement (2x2, or 3x3, etc), otherwise the map can appear distorted. If you want to run without mods, then you need 9 islands whose name ends with "PVE" to get all the powerstones, plus 8 trenches. I believe there is a mod to get around this. More islands in a grid requires more CPU and RAM. It's recommended to allow one CPU Core (2 threads) and around 6 to 8 GB RAM per grid, but if your map has a low player count, then you can probably relax a bit on the CPU Core count. Apparently, MTN_H_CP_CAVE is a relatively new island that's worth having. Beware that once published and active, you shouldn't move islands around your map. It's safe to add new islands. Keep the islands locked in the map editor to be safe.

I don't know if you can fix individual islands. Maybe someone with experience of redis can comment. Worst case is that you'll have to wipe your saves and start over again.

1. You can safely add islands, but not move them, and I've seen weird effects when deleting islands. 2. Sounds like you've moved an island. It's best to use the locks in the grid editor to prevent accidental moves. 3. Don't know.

Nice one LVVIPER. It'll have been the DNS name causing the problem for you. I didn't notice that in your json file.

"port" in the json file is equivalent to "queryport" on the command line. "gameport" in the json is equivalent to "port" on the command line. "seamlessport" isn't needed on the command line. Dog knows why GS did it this way, it's an endless source of confusion. Note that I have RCON and Query ports the same because RCON is TCP and Query is UDP, so they're using different protocols. ShooterGameServer.exe "Ocean?ServerX=0?ServerY=0?AltSaveDirectoryName=Grid00?ServerAdminPassword=xxxxxx?RCONPort=27230?QueryPort=27230?Port=27232" "gridX": 0, "gridY": 0, "MachineIdTag": "", "ip": "xx.xx.xx.xx", "port": 27230, "gamePort": 27232, "seamlessDataPort": 27234,

The port spacing looks ok. Where you say "port": 57560, check that you have ?QueryPort=57560 on the appropriate command line; and for "gamePort": 47560, check you have ?Port=47560 on the appropriate command line. Also double check that you're port-forwarded all port numbers through your router. So you should port-forward 57560 to 57579, 47560 to 47579, and 27000 to 27019 Beware that if you're running Steam on the same machine as the server, then Steam reserves some ports for its own use. Your 27000... ports fall into that range... https://support.steampowered.com/kb_article.php?ref=8571-GLVN-8711

Can you post your json file so people might be able to help?

Not all home routers support a true DMZ. You probably need to turn DMZ off and use port-forwarding instead.

Can you post your json file, so people might help?

Client crashed while playing on a Blackwood server. I was running along a beach.

And my issue was with not ticking the "show non-atlas servers" !