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ARK Mods & Provider IDs
ARK: Survival Ascended and ARK: Survival Evolved use different mod systems. Synix manages the supported ordered provider ID lists; the game/provider delivers the content.
Read the guide →Backups, Restore & Transfers
Selected-server backup/restore Preserve or restore files in one server's installation
Read the guide →Configuration Editor
Use Configure for common server fields. Use Server Options → Open Config Editor for the game's actual files. Minecraft also exposes its files in Minecraft Control Center → Settings
Read the guide →Development & Game Definitions
This page is for contributors and advanced users. You do not need developer tools to install or manage normal servers.
Read the guide →Discord Notifications
Synix can send selected server lifecycle and maintenance events to Discord through webhooks. This is a notification feature, not a Discord bot for remotely controlling Synix.
Read the guide →Dune: Awakening Server Guide
Dune is an external deployment, not a conventional single server executable. Synix can install/update its files, back up the selected installation folder, and launch the official d
Read the guide →Empyrion: Scenarios & Server Mods
Empyrion scenarios and executable server mods are different packages. Open Server Options → Mod & Plugin Manager and select the appropriate add-on system. Back up and stop before m
Read the guide →Game List
This corrected reference contains 220 game definitions, following a SteamDB review of all 227 original profiles and their 217 distinct positive Steam AppIDs. Seven unusable Windows
Read the guide →Game Mod Support
Your installed Synix build can contain an older catalog. Use the latest release and check the game and loader requirements before adding mods.
Read the guide →Getting Started & Installation
Synix is a local Windows desktop manager for personal game-server hosting. Official Windows x64 packages include the .NET 10 runtime. Games can still require their own Visual C++ p
Read the guide →Synix Control Panel
Easy personal game-server hosting on Windows. Browse the Synix documentation, game setup guides and latest release information here.
Read the guide →Importing Existing Servers
Use Add Server → Import Existing Server when you already have a supported dedicated-server installation.
Read the guide →Maintenance & Watchdog
Synix coordinates supported backups, updates, restarts, and process recovery. Automation still needs a running PC, available storage, and a server configuration that has been teste
Read the guide →Minecraft Server Guide
Select the server, then open Server Options → Minecraft Control Center. Its pages bring Minecraft management together; opening the window does not start the server.
Read the guide →Mods & Plugins
Open Server Options → Mod & Plugin Manager. For Minecraft, you can also enter it from Minecraft Control Center → Mods & plugins.
Read the guide →Networking & Port Forwarding
Start by proving that the server works locally. Router changes will not fix a game that failed to start or has not finished its initial setup.
Read the guide →Other Game Mod Workflows
A game supporting mods does not mean every archive has an automatic installation rule. Use Mod support & setup for the selected game, then Import ZIP / folder to inspect the source
Read the guide →Rust Server Guide
Choose the Rust profile, review its world, identity, ports, and security settings, complete step 3 Review, then save. Test a Vanilla server before adding a framework/plugins if you
Read the guide →Satisfactory Control Center
Satisfactory uses its own in-game Server Manager for initial setup. Synix can install and launch the dedicated server, but you still need to claim it and complete that game-owned s
Read the guide →Server Configuration & Dashboard
The dashboard manages your local server entries. Select the intended row before using Readiness, Server Options, Configure, Start, Restart, or Stop.
Read the guide →Server Readiness & First Start
Open Readiness for the selected dashboard server. Start here when you are unsure what remains to be done.
Read the guide →Settings, Languages & Privacy
Open the gear icon on the dashboard. Available settings can vary by build; development-only tools are not normal server-setup requirements.
Read the guide →Steam Download Audit
Build status: these catalog corrections are prepared in source and require a new Synix build/release. The published v1.0.25 installer is unchanged.
Read the guide →Troubleshooting & FAQs
Start with the selected server's Readiness, Activity & Diagnostics, and latest game log. Read the specific failure before changing unrelated settings.
Read the guide →Workflow Safety & Recovery
Synix's setup, configuration, imports, updates, backups, and restores share safety checks. These protections improve the existing workflows; they do not replace game-specific requi
Read the guide →Game definition reference
Each supported game has its own folder and .game.json definition. Synix embeds these files into its assembly during compilation, so the release does not load game definitions, plug
Read the guide →Language reference
Synix ships compiled, offline catalogs for English, French, German, Spanish,
Read the guide →Language coverage
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