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I'm still working on the major update that will be including loads of custom settings so you can customize many things like weather chance, individual npc population and much much more, but it wasn't gonna be ready for a little while so v1.6 should fix the problem with the server/rcon ip setting This is a batch script for launching your server, its styled in a .ini config style it has a very detailed configuration section and a few nifty toggles for switching settings on or off like Define the config you are using ( main | test ) Define the style of map your server is using ( seed | custom ) Enable or disable Server Passwords ( true | false ) Enable or disable Debug Logs ( true | false ) Enable or disable Multiple IP's ( true | false ) iv always thought the default server batch script was really under explained and you always had to go around reading a bunch of stuff on sites to figure out all the different inputs so i just consolidated the better settings into a single configuration file for ease of use. most of the settings have a description that explains what the setting does

No more need for any lengthy repetitive server updates every time a new update comes out allow Alfred to buttle your server files every time an update is released or if your setting your server up for the first time the butler will set your directories up for you with the push of a button. default directories are C:\steamCMD C:\rustserver What this Tool Does: It will download the Stable/Beta release server files required to run a rust server. it will download the Oxide files required to use plugins on your server. It will provide you with a quick and easy way to update your server files every time a new update it released. What this Tool Does Not Do: it will not auto-update anything in the background, user input (minimal) is required to begin each stage of the program. It will not write a batch server script for starting your server. it will not bake you a cake. The major difference between Rust Server Butler and lilcivs Rust Server Installer Script is the level of input required from the user to perform the tasks.