MoltonMontro

Did you generate a game server login token, and assign it to your server?

Is it a dedicated server, or a LAN server?

If you're using Blender to create 3D models, then you need to manually select the 3D model, and manually select what file type you want to export the model as from the Export menu. Then you'd upload that model to Sketchfab.

If you've made something that doesn't use a custom 3D model, but instead retextures an official asset (e.g., the Eaglefire), then you'd just use the model already made accessible from the UnityPackage. Note that you'd want to use the .fbx file stored in Game/Sources/Models/Items, not something like a .prefab.

If you're not particularly knowledgeable on what you're doing, you may want to look into using a plugin to help you. E.g., the Unity plugin for Sketchfab. ...

Make a Sketchfab account, and upload your 3D model to Sketchfab. Sketchfab supports a variety of file types such as FBX, OBJ, DAE, BLEND, and STL.

Embed a link to the Sketchfab model. https://help.sketchfab.com/hc/en-us/articles/209738893-Steam

Wind Boss has more health. Elver Stomper has less health, but is bullet-resistant (similar to Spirit Zombies).

Yeah, I'm sure. Admins can use lockpicks anywhere regardless of it being a safezone, and in singleplayer the player is considered an admin. But in multiplayer, unless you have admin privileges you can't use most tools inside of a safezone. That includes things like socket wrenches and carjacks as well.

No.

The title of your post isn't clear. It sounds like you're trying to host your own game server. But there's really not any coding involved in a player setting up and running your own server. Perhaps you are trying to create mods, plugins, and/or modules to be used by a server?

You've described the Makeshift Vest which already exists.

If you bought a plush, Makeship would have emailed a code to you several months ago.

If you're playing at a low resolution, this UI element is placed at the bottom of your screen. You'll have to play at a higher resolution for it to appear on the right side.

Are there any errors that appear while running the BattlEye installer? Perhaps something is interfering with the installation process. You may check if your antivirus (e.g., Windows Defender, Norton, Avast, Malwarebytes...) is blocking a crucial file, or otherwise interfering with the installation process.

Note that the latest version of the game is 3.21.32.1.

You may consider trying a clean reinstall of the game (that is: deleting all game files manually, then uninstalling/reinstalling the game).

What version of the game are you playing on? When reinstalling BattlEye, did you make sure to run the uninstaller first?

You need to run Unturned with BattlEye enabled. To do this, you can either:

1. Manually launch Unturned_BE.exe from your Unturned game folder.
2. Launch Unturned directly from your Steam Library, and select the "Play Unturned" option.

Yes.

I think you misunderstand what SteamCMD is. To oversimplify things: SteamCMD is literally just a stripped down, lightweight, command-line version of Steam. It's often used to download games/apps. When you download the U3DS app through SteamCMD, it's not necessarily a "SteamCMD server". It's still an Unturned server. SteamCMD is a tool that you used to download the server files.

Note that there's a difference between having created a server, and having admin permissions on that server.

You have to be an admin on the server to use commands such as /give

As others have correctly pointed out—you are using a mod. I suggest looking at the Steam Workshop page of the mod you are using.