Conan Exiles ServerSettings.ini generator

Conan's settings file has a behaviour that catches almost everyone once: the server overwrites it.

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Visual Settings

ini Format
Identity

Name in the server browser.

Gameplay

Player versus player combat.

0 none, 1 partial, 2 full. Server-side setting that overrides client preference.

Overall experience rate.

Resources gathered per action.

How fast food and perishables decay. 0 stops spoilage entirely.

Stamina drain rate.

Crafting speed. Lower is faster.

Wheel of Pain conversion speed. This is the setting that makes thrall times on a modded server differ from every online calculator.

Leaves your character in the world after disconnecting, where it can still be killed.

World

How quickly harvested nodes return.

Day length.

How quickly NPC camps repopulate.

Players & Access

Join password.

Grants admin rights in game. Change it before going public.

Slot limit.

Anti-cheat. Note the server does not answer queries until BattlEye finishes initialising after a restart.

ServerSettings.ini

AdminPasswordThis is still the example admin password. Change it before the server is reachable.
[ServerSettings]
ServerName=Spawnly Conan
ServerPassword=
AdminPassword=changeme123
MaxPlayers=40
PVPEnabled=True
MaxNudity=2
IsBattlEyeEnabled=True
PlayerXPRateMultiplier=1
HarvestAmountMultiplier=1
ItemSpoilRateScale=1
ResourceRespawnSpeedMultiplier=1
StaminaCostMultiplier=1
CraftingTimeMultiplier=1
ThrallCraftingTimeMultiplier=1
DayCycleSpeedScale=1
LogoutCharactersRemainInTheWorld=False
NPCRespawnMultiplier=1

How ServerSettings.ini syntax works

Sectioned INI with True and False for booleans. The server reads it at startup and applies what it finds, which works exactly as you would expect — right up until it shuts down.

The mistake that costs people hours

Conan writes its current settings back to the file on shutdown. Editing the file while the server is running means your changes are replaced by the running server's own values the moment it stops. Always stop the server first, then edit, then start — the reverse order silently discards everything you wrote.

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