Summary
V Rising is an open-world survival game with an extensive variety of presets. These presets modify the base-config file for specific settings, creating a particular type of feel for servers. If users wish to customize their settings fully, effectively creating their Server Difficulty, they can do so by either making a local save and copying the settings or manually adjusting the values from the BisectHosting Games panel. This is the preferred method since setting presets can become outdated with game updates.
How to Change the GameSettingsPreset on a V Rising Server
1. Launch V Rising and create a new Private Game.
2. Choose Advanced Game Settings, adjust the settings as desired, then Create the World.
3. Close the game and open the Run menu with the Windows + R Key.
4. Enter the following: %localappdata%low\Stunlock Studios\VRising\CloudSaves and press OK.
5. Open the folder named after your SteamID64.
6. Open the v3 (or latest version) folder.
7. Enter the most recently modified world folder, then minimize the file for later use.
8. Log in to the BisectHosting Games panel.
9. Stop the server.
10. Go to the Files tab.
11. Find the following directory: /home/container/save-data/settings .
12. Delete or rename the existing ServerGameSettings.json file.
13. Upload the ServerGameSettings.json file from the local folder.
14. Start the server.
How to Assign a GameSettingPreset to the Server
1. Log in to the BisectHosting Games panel.
2. Go to the Startup tab.
3. Toggle the Game Settings Preset panel and select a preset from the dropdown menu.
| Note | Below is a list of commonly used presets; additional presets for Sieges and more can be found in the GameSettingsPreset folder. |
| Game Setting Preset |
Description |
| StandardPvP | Standard ruleset provided by the developer for PvP settings. This is the Default Setting when unspecified. |
| StandardPvP_Easy | Enemies are less deadly, and resources are more abundant with standard PvP settings. |
| StandardPvP_Hard | Enemies are much more deadly, and resources are scarce with standard PvP settings. |
| Level30PvP | The standard ruleset for PvP and provides players with level 30 gear sets and progression from the game start. |
| Level50PvP | The standard ruleset for PvP and provides players with level 50 gear sets and progression from the game start. |
| Level70PvP | The standard ruleset for PvP and provides players with level 70 gear sets and progression from the game start. |
| SoloPvP | Uses the standard PvP ruleset balanced for solo play. |
| DuoPvP | Uses the standard PvP ruleset balanced for clans of two players. |
| HardcorePvP | Dubbed 'Brutal Mode,' this preset uses an even more difficult ruleset than StandardPvP_Hard. |
| StandardPvE | Standard ruleset provided by the developers for balanced team progression with friends. |
| StandardPvE_Easy | Standard PvE ruleset, with less deadly enemies and more resources. |
| StandardPvE_Hard | Standard PvE ruleset, with much deadlier enemies and more scarce resources. |
| Level30PvE | The standard ruleset for PvE and provides players with level 30 gear sets and progression from the game start. |
| Level50PvE | The standard ruleset for PvE and provides players with level 50 gear sets and progression from the game start. |
| Level70PvE | The standard ruleset for PvE and provides players with level 70 gear sets and progression from the game start. |
