Learn how to set up a private server in Dynast.io and enjoy a personalized gaming experience with your friends.

This guide is about setting up and installing a private server for Dynast.io, a popular browser game. Here you will find detailed information about the available commands and customization options.

Loading Dynast.io

1. Go to the Itch.io website .
2. In the search bar, type “Dynast.io” and press Enter.
3. Select the Dynast.io game from the search results.
4. Download the latest version of the game in ZIP format for Windows (at the time of writing the guide, version 1.1.0 is current).

Installation

1. After downloading the ZIP archive, unzip it to the “Dynast io” or “Dynast” folder on your desktop. If such a folder does not exist, create it.
2. As a result, you should have the following folder and file structure:

• .dynast iomaps
• .dynast iosettings
• .dynast iorun_private.bat

Renaming the server

1. Find the run_private.bat file in the game folder.
2. To avoid running the command line, change the file extension from .bat to .txt (run_private.txt).
3. Open the file in a text editor (for example, Notepad).
4. Find a line like this:

.dynastio.exe -i 000.0.0.0 -r private -n [gide_server] -m standard –networkmode=relay

Change the server name enclosed in square brackets []. For example:

dynastio.exe -i 000.0.0.0 -r private -n [My_server] -m standard –networkmode=relay

Save the changes and change the file extension back to .bat.

Map file location

The map file is located at the following path:

.dynast iomapsstandard

Editing a map

To edit the map file you will need the Tiled program:

1. Download Tiled from the official website .
2. Install the program (the installation process may take from 1 to 10 minutes depending on the characteristics of your computer).
3. Use Tiled to open and edit a map file.

Change Administrator Password

Find and open the server.json file located in .dynast iosettings .

Find the line:

“password”: “admin password here”

Change the value to the new password. Example:

{
“server”: {
“web_rate_limit_seconds”: 10,
“web_rate_limit_burst”: 50,
“auth_url”: ” auth.dynast.cloud/auth/ “,
“backend_url”: ” auth.dynast.cloud “,
“backend_namespace”: “default”,
“ip”: “0.0.0.0”,
“port”: 8081,
“ping_port”: 8082,
“auto_save_interval”: 90,
“metricset_port”: 22222,
“ssl_port”: 443,
“ssl_ping_port”: 8092,
“connections_limit”: 50,
“max_nickname_length”: 16,
“fps”: 20,
“multithreaded”: true,
“announcement_time”: 60,
“announcement_url_relay”: ” announcement-amsterdam-0-alpaca.dynast.cloud/rel… “,
“announcement_url”: ” announcement-amsterdam-0-alpaca.dynast.cloud/pos… “,
“announcement_url_mirror”: ” announcement-silicon-valley-0-alpaca.dynast.clou… “,
“region”: “ru”,
“label”: “dev”,
“rank_sync_timeout”: 5,
“password”: “playgrou0dru”,
“auth_secret”: “fill_api_token_here”
}
}

Save the changes and start the server.

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Conclusion

By following this guide, you will be able to successfully set up and run your private server in Dynast.io. Remember to back up important files before making any changes.