Step-by-step guides for setting up and managing your game servers.
A complete, Linux-first guide to setting up an AssettoServer freeroam server: the config files, enabling AI traffic, the CSP requirement, and plugins.
How AI traffic works on an Assetto Corsa server, why it needs an AI spline, and the real CPU and RAM cost — plus why your traffic might not be showing up.
How to host a Shutoko Revival Project server on AssettoServer: where to get SRP legitimately, the disk and CSP requirements, ports, and AI traffic setup.
A Palworld dedicated server holds up to 32 players — but sizing it is really about world activity, not headcount. Here’s how player slots, RAM and save storage fit together in 1.0, and why every Connect plan includes all 32 slots.
How players actually join a modded Assetto Corsa server — Content Manager, direct-download links, missing-content auto-download, and public listing vs direct connect.
A complete, annotated reference for the Assetto Corsa server_cfg.ini file — every [SERVER], session, weather and assist setting explained, with the common myths corrected.
How to run an Assetto Corsa league race weekend: session flow, a locked GUID entry list, ballast/restrictor BoP, mandatory pit stops, and real penalty enforcement.
Get Xbox, PS5, Game Pass and Steam players onto one Palworld dedicated server — including the -publiclobby flag most guides skip, the two UDP ports, and why your server isn’t showing up.
Move a co-op or single-player Palworld world onto a dedicated server the right way — including the host-GUID remap that stops you loading in as a level-1 stranger, and the save file that quietly overrides your settings.
Copy-paste PalWorldSettings.ini presets for casual, balanced, hardcore and PvP servers — real key names and defaults, plus the reasons your edits sometimes don’t stick.
The complete, current guide to running a Palworld 1.0 dedicated server — requirements, ports, PalWorldSettings.ini, crossplay, save migration and the memory leak, with real numbers and copy-paste config.
Pocketpair recommends 16GB for a Palworld dedicated server — but the right answer depends on player count, world age, and the memory leak. Real guidance for 1.0 servers.