As others mentioned, you want to change the Sleep.eco file. The template file exists so administrators can update their configurations based on them after a game update without us overriding their settings. The non-template file, if existing, takes priority over the template file.
As a person who prefers to take an industrial approach in survival games it definitely would have made me play
Good to know. Honestly, that addition was even a last-minute one that I just pulled over into playtest near its end, it wasn't even planned to be added in that update.
I guess we might have underestimated the popularity of the addition. It was a rather small one though, as such it wasn't mentioned in the release notes - for major updates we only note big ticket items. Sorry!
Originally posted by Sparkythepet: How to use them in single player?Commands that are only restricted to Developer Tier can simply be used by players owning it, there is no specific steps.
Originally posted by Sparkythepet: I agree with him on this,I understand, but our stance hasn't changed. Most games don't even show or list such commands at all - for very good reasons, which have been already explained.
The character experience setting grants XP when the player gains specialty XP - it should hence be set to very low values, otherwise you'll level up extremely quick.
These are not the original developers. The new lead designer, Jens, you may notice he only started streaming a year ago right before Update 10 was released. This was their first major update. He was formally a player GM on White Tiger Server.
Jens is working here as designer for more than 4 years, we simply didn't have regular streams before that year and decided he'd be the best fit to do them. The company is also still owned and led by the same two people founding it over ten years ago - John and Milenko. It is natural that there is personnel fluctuation in over ten years.
Would be great if you stopped spreading such nonsense.
You can change that in the settlements.eco file located in the configs folder. If you're hosting the world from inside of Eco, I'm not 100% where that file is located. I'd assume it would be in the install location. Modifying config files is much easier if you're using the GUI that opens up when using the server files.
/Steam/steamapps/common/Eco/Eco_Data/Server/Configs that would be.
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