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They did have a wild bug :)

Also, could you please stop the unsolicited ads for your server - I've noticed them quite a few times. Server ads only belong into the megathread and otherwise may only be posted if a user has explicitly asked for recommendations, which as far as I can see was not the case here. Thank you!

And should be available on website now as well :)

I have let my colleagues know that the website seemingly didn't update - I couldn't find a error in backend myself, it should have updated correctly. You can use this link to download the server in the meanwhile if you are not using SteamCMD (as we generally recommend): https://eco-releases-staging-eu.s3.eu-central-1.amazonaws.com/EcoServerPC_v0.10.2.2-beta-release-660.zip

If you need the linux server, replace the "PC" with "Linux" in the link.

Not working as intended and on our list.

This is an issue that appears only when the server has unrestricted claim papers, it'll be fixed with next Update this week.

Should be fixed in next Update, a workaround can be found in the related issue: https://github.com/StrangeLoopGames/EcoIssues/issues/24772

If you have developer tier, you can export them right from SVN. Other than that they are also on the wiki. Please note that our common use license applies to any game assets, e.g. they can only be used for fan content.

Errors are related to outdated mods.

I actually find it pretty easy, to get a global currency running you just need two more objects force enabled and that's it. The manual setup for the federation to just that degree on WT takes 5 minutes with the prerequisites set. That seems a very reasonable setup time for turning the whole game design intention upside down.

That is specifically a QA command and will likely not be what administrators intend to have when trying to create a simple global government as seen on other servers.

In Civics.eco set EnableAdminUI = True. In Settlements.eco set the last value of SettlementFoundationBaseInfluence high enough to fill the whole planet. (Depends on world size, 1200 is enough for maximum supported size of 2.56 km²)

Then, place a federation foundation in the world. Target it and execute /fe to force enable it. Open it, remove the check at "Needs Child Settlements". Then you're good to go to just set it up as any other settlement and have a global federation.

That would usually be caused by the VC++ Redistributables not being installed, if this is on Windows OS.

Yes. The post you refered to was before the mentioned settings were introduced (I noted that was a few weeks after release) and as such at that time the only way to achieve what you wanted to achieve. Additionally the post didn't hint at singleplayer / local world usage either, as it specifically talks about "setting up a server", hence I assumed your group is hosting a public server for a cycle - there was no need for a warning given that assumption, there was no plan to remove the setting within the forseeable lifetime of a server. Communication only included incentivization of everyone (including servers, like here) to not use that setting after introduction of the claim settings, because as of then all things players were used to were possible with settlements on. Before we only warned singleplayers specifically that this makes the world unsupported. Sorry for that. I obviously cannot guarantee that every single response was the same in that regard either, in the end I'm not us...

MacOS is unfortunately not supported by Eco:

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Stakes should also be present with settlements off, that was a general intended change to the claiming system.

Yes, you will get claim papers and stakes when reading skill scrolls and those papers and stakes can be used anywhere, with no requirement to be in a settlement. (They can also be used in a settlement, so you can combine both systems)

Nothing has changed, the setting was a legacy setting from the beginning and as such may go away at any time. For dedicated servers that is barely a problem, as aside of few long-term servers there is no expectation of a save still working a year later, as such turning off settlements to save a bit of setup time isn't a big problem. We've been giving this information to players using local servers from the beginning and the settlement system can also purposefully not be turned off at game creation ingame, only via file modification.

There is no need to use settlements off in any case, servers can use the mentioned settings to enable unrestricted claims as before since a few weeks after release and a global government can be created quickly by two configuration changes and a few admin actions as well.

The legacy option is based on outdated code and no longer maintained, it is possible new civic features won't work with it.

Do not turn the settlement system off for local and coop games that intend to run longer than a public server - that option is a legacy option that can go away at any time. Just setting the collaboration settings to "No Collaboration" will enable you to get claim papers like in Update 9 and also use those specific claim papers and stakes like in Update 9 (not bound to any settlement), additionally to the ability to make settlements if you ever wish. You can also enable the gain of claim papers in the custom settings for any other collaboration setting. Once the settlement system is turned off, that cannot be reverted and such saves will break unrecoverably if the legacy option is ever removed.

The respective settings are:

"ClaimStakesGrantedUponSkillscrollConsumedAndSettlementsEnabled": 0.0, "ClaimPapersGrantedUponSkillscrollConsumedAndSettlementsEnabled": 0.0,

Yes, though starting with Update 10.2 foundations can only be moved in a very limited radius around where it was originally placed and the influence does not move with it anymore.

That's a known bug that will be addressed in Update 10.2.