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How to Install Mods in Project Zomboid server

Mods for Project Zomboid

Hosting a Project Zomboid server with mods opens up endless possibilities for a richer, more varied gaming experience. In this guide, you’ll discover how to easily install and manage mods on your Project Zomboid server, bringing fresh content and exciting new features to your gameplay.

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How to Install a Mods on Your Project Zomboid Server?

To download and install mods for your Project Zomboid server, follow these steps:

Step 1: Start the server so that the .cache folder is automatically created.
If you have already run the server for the first time, this folder already exists on the server and you do not need to perform this step.

Godlike Game Panel console with Start button highlighted for Project Zomboid server

Step 2: Now open the file manager and navigate to the following path /home/container/.cache/Server

Godlike Game Panel file manager with .cache folder highlighted

Godlike Game Panel file manager opened to .cache folder with Server folder highlighted

Step 3: Open the Project Zomboid GodlikeHost Server.ini file

Godlike Game Panel file manager with Project Zomboid server INI file highlighted

Step 4: Navigate to line 55 in the file and enter the Mod IDs separated by semicolons.

Project Zomboid server INI file with Mods field highlighted

Step 5: Next, find line 182 in the same file, and enter the mod Workshop IDs, separated by semicolons.

Project Zomboid server INI file with WorkshopItems field highlighted

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This information can be found in the Steam workshop description of the mods.

Steam Workshop Project Zomboid mod page with Workshop ID and Mod ID highlighted

Step 6: After making the changes, save the file to apply the changes and start your server.

If you followed the instructions correctly, modifications will be automatically uploaded to the server once the server is started.

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