引用自 _KC76_：

You don't need to rename your mods. You just need to put quote marks around the -mod= section of your ServerStart.bat, like so:

"-mod=@CF;@VPPAdminTools;@ZomBerry Admin Tools;@VanillaPlusPlusMap;@KC76_Cookware;@KC76_GasBottles;@KC76_UniversalAttachments"

引用自 OG_GamerGuy：

引用自 _KC76_：

You don't need to rename your mods. You just need to put quote marks around the -mod= section of your ServerStart.bat, like so:

"-mod=@CF;@VPPAdminTools;@ZomBerry Admin Tools;@VanillaPlusPlusMap;@KC76_Cookware;@KC76_GasBottles;@KC76_UniversalAttachments"

So my bat file is set up different... Mine is:

:: Mods
set mods=@CF;@DabsFramework;@VPPAdminTools; etc;etc;etc;

So would I put the quote marks like the following?

:: Mods
set "mods=@CF;@DabsFramework;@VPPAdminTools; etc;etc;etc;"

Thank you for the reply also...

OG

引用自 _KC76_：

Here is a complete Start Batch file from a Vanilla Chernarus server I run, for an example of the formatting:

@echo off :start ::Server name (This is just for the bat file) set serverName=Vanilla Chernarus ::Server files location set serverLocation="C:\_Steam\steamapps\common\DayZServer" ::Server Port set serverPort=2302 ::Server config set serverConfig=Vanilla_Chernarus_serverDZ.cfg ::Logical CPU cores to use (Equal or less than available) set serverCPU=2 ::Sets title for terminal (DONT edit) title %serverName% batch ::DayZServer location (DONT edit) cd "%serverLocation%" echo (%time%) %serverName% started. ::Launch parameters (edit end: -config=|-port=|-profiles=|-doLogs|-adminLog|-netLog|-freezeCheck|-filePatching|-BEpath=|-cpuCount=) start "DayZ Server" /min "DayZServer_x64.exe" -config=%serverConfig% -port=%serverPort% "-profiles=config" "-mod=@CF;@VPPAdminTools;@ZomBerry Admin Tools;@VanillaPlusPlusMap" -cpuCount=%serverCPU% -dologs -adminlog -netlog -freezecheck ::Time in seconds before kill server process (21600 = 6 hours) timeout 21590 taskkill /im DayZServer_x64.exe /F ::Time in seconds to wait before.. timeout 10 ::Go back to the top and repeat the whole cycle again goto start

引用自 Firsken：

::Mods
set mods=@mods;@mod whatever;

::Launch Parameters
start "-mod=%mods%" <-- quotation there

引用自 _KC76_：

引用自 Firsken：

::Mods
set mods=@mods;@mod whatever;

::Launch Parameters
start "-mod=%mods%" <-- quotation there

No. This method will require mods to be renamed to remove spaces in their names.

引用自 Firsken：

引用自 _KC76_：

No. This method will require mods to be renamed to remove spaces in their names.

Well, to be fair, I do rename the mod folders to only have 2-3 letters, usually capitals. Since DayZ tends to be annoying anyway, I just update the mods in normal launcher, repair them to be sure it actually updates them, then just copy/paste the content inside the mod folders to the folder in server.

引用自 _KC76_：

引用自 Firsken：

Well, to be fair, I do rename the mod folders to only have 2-3 letters, usually capitals. Since DayZ tends to be annoying anyway, I just update the mods in normal launcher, repair them to be sure it actually updates them, then just copy/paste the content inside the mod folders to the folder in server.

How does that help the OP who wanted to avoid having to rename their mods, or jump thru hoops to update their server mods?

Using "set mods" is an outdated method, and there is no reason to do that extra work.

引用自 Firsken：

引用自 _KC76_：

How does that help the OP who wanted to avoid having to rename their mods, or jump thru hoops to update their server mods?

Using "set mods" is an outdated method, and there is no reason to do that extra work.

Because having a cluster F on launcher parameter line is better.
Clearly I was wrong about spacing, but my way still works fine...
In fact, it works better for me, rather than having to search the mess that would be if you're using more than 10 mods. It's not "obsolete" because it works. You just prefer your way and I prefer mine.

引用自 Human Zaddy 44618：

When I add the "-mod..." it makes the server show no required mods.