Changing server settings

Every game has its own configuration options. Here's how to find and change them on your Realm.fun server.

Using the Startup tab

The easiest way to change common settings is through the Startup tab in your server panel. Here you'll find the most important options presented in a user-friendly form:

• - Server name: What appears in server browsers
• - Server version: Which game version to run
• - Max players: Player slot limit
• - Password: Server access password
• - Game mode: Survival, creative, PvP settings, etc.

After changing Startup settings, you'll need to restart your server for them to take effect.

Editing configuration files

For advanced settings not exposed in the Startup tab, you'll need to edit configuration files directly:

1. 1. Stop your server (recommended to prevent file conflicts)
2. 2. Go to the Files tab
3. 3. Navigate to and click on the config file you want to edit
4. 4. Make your changes in the built-in editor
5. 5. Click Save (or Ctrl+S)
6. 6. Start your server

Common config files by game

Minecraft (Java)

• - server.properties - Main server settings
• - ops.json - Server operators (admins)
• - whitelist.json - Whitelisted players
• - bukkit.yml / spigot.yml / paper.yml - Server software settings

Rust

• - server.cfg - Main configuration
• - users.cfg - Admin and moderator lists

Valheim

• - Settings are primarily in Startup tab
• - adminlist.txt - Server admins
• - permittedlist.txt - Whitelisted players

Palworld

• - PalWorldSettings.ini - All server settings

Important settings to know

These settings are commonly adjusted across most games:

• - Difficulty: How challenging the game is
• - PvP toggle: Whether players can attack each other
• - Resource rates: How quickly resources spawn/respawn
• - Day/night cycle: How long in-game days last
• - XP multipliers: How fast players level up