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10분 안에 좀보이드 모드 서버 열기 2편

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Game/storyline (context)

This video isn’t about a narrative segment of Project Zomboid. Instead, it focuses on setting up a modded server—specifically, how to classify and order mods correctly so the server runs without conflicts.

Gameplay / server setup highlights

  • The tutorial is “John Void Guide Part 2: Classifying Mods”.
  • It builds on Part 1, showing a more intuitive way to identify what each mod should be placed under in the server/mod manager structure.
  • The core emphasis is that correct placement order and detailed settings help prevent crashes and map conflicts.

Mod classification & placement guide (key tips)

Use the mod manager’s Mode Settings tab / Mode order structure and classify mods by type.

Mod Manager (Mode Settings tab / Mode order)

  • Adjust the order of modes to make them easier to view and manage.

Mode Options

  • Mods in this section provide detailed configuration access (e.g., through ESC in-game).
  • The tutorial suggests these are useful for arranging/settings across other mods.

Prerequisite modes

  • A prerequisite mode “links” the base system to Mode A.
  • Classify as prerequisite if the mod name includes keywords like:
    • library / API / utility / framework, etc.

Important exception: RV Interior Camper

  • It is not treated as a vehicle mod.
  • It’s an independent tile/map/vehicle pack.
  • It must be placed as a prerequisite, or it won’t work properly.

Tile Pack

  • If “Tile” appears in the English name, place it in Tile Pack.
  • Typically there’s also a map image shown with the mod.

Map conflicts (cell-based maps)

  • Maps are divided into 300×300 unit cells.
  • If two map mods occupy the same cell, conflicts can occur.
  • When creating the server and clicking Subscribe, the mod description usually shows standard cell locations—use that information to avoid duplicating maps.

Vehicle modes

  • If there’s a number prefix (e.g., 87) or the name includes vehicle terms like:
    • Autostar, Trailer, Tank, Truck
  • Then classify it as a vehicle mode.

Weapon / item-related mods

  • Examples mentioned:
    • Arsenal Gunfighter
    • Brita Pack
  • Also inferred from weapon-like keywords such as:
    • V-Craft, Web, Katana, Blade

Content vs Convenience tabs (rule-of-thumb)

  • Content tab: adds new actions/features (e.g., building menus, lifestyles, farming crop additions).
  • Convenience tab: makes things easier (e.g., added in-game explanations or convenience for existing actions).

If the distinction is unclear, use:

  • New capability → Content
  • Added clarity/ease → Convenience

Items tab

  • Mods adding objects like food, drinks, alcohol, pills, light switches, etc.

Cosmetics tab

  • Mods for costume additions, actions, and animations.

Sound tab

  • Mods that change:
    • smoking sounds
    • vehicle sounds
    • sound effects, etc.

Zombie tab

  • Mods that adjust zombie behavior (examples referenced: Random Zombie, Bandy).

Exception mentioned: Vaccine Zombie in Day New

  • Adds zombie appearance plus vaccine content.
  • Place it in Content, not the Zombie tab.

Korean/translation mods

  • You can add one or two Korean integrated modes.
  • Or add any translation mode you prefer.

Error Magnifier

  • Used to identify the exact cause and location of errors.

MP vs SP and duplicate-name warnings

  • If mod names include:
    • MP = Multiplayer
    • SP = Solo Play
  • If a mod shows MP and SP with the same name, use only MP (don’t add both).
  • If multiple mods share similar names (e.g., Pick All One, Hard Easy):
    • select only one, and check carefully.

Zombie-mod compatibility testing method (step-by-step)

  1. Add all modes in the correct order, but exclude Zombie mode.
  2. Verify the server works.
  3. Copy the server setup.
  4. Add the desired Zombie mode.
  5. Re-open the server to quickly test compatibility/errors.

Detailed settings & map placement constraints (important checks)

  • Set probabilities to maximum values for easier verification during testing (e.g., 100% / level 5).
  • Map settings are especially critical, including a specific ordering rule:

If using RV campervan mode

  • Campervan map must be placed at the top
  • Worldrow KY must be placed at the bottom
  • All remaining maps go between them so the server opens.

Key source/gamers featured at the end

  • Todo
  • Tokodog [Music]
  • John Void Guide (Part 2 creator referenced as “Todo”)

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