Logging into the Game Panel and Feature Overview

Console Screen

The console screen allows you to check the status of your game server. The interface is designed to be intuitive; however, when resources reach their limit, the resource icon will turn red.

File Browser

The file browser (file manager) lets you view and edit files directly within the server. Use it to modify configuration files, add mods, and more.

Basic Usage

Click a folder name to enter it. The breadcrumb at the top (Home > …) shows your current location. Use the (⋯) menu at the end of each row to perform actions on that file or folder. Click a text file name to open it in the editor.

Here are the main operations available from the (⋯) menu:

• Rename: Change the filename.
• Copy: Creates a duplicate in the same folder. The name automatically becomes ‘◯◯ copy.extension’, and the original file remains intact.
• Download: Save the file to your local PC.
• Archive: Combine the selected file or folder into a single compressed file (.tar.gz). You can also extract the compressed file from the (⋯) menu.
• Permissions: Change the file’s access permissions. Usually not required.
• Delete: Delete the file or folder (cannot be undone).

Create new / Upload: Use the buttons at the top (New File, Create Directory, Upload). Upload works on a per-file basis; you cannot upload entire folders.

Moving Files (Common Point of Confusion)

Select (⋯) > Move to open the destination selection screen. Here you specify the destination folder (location). Click through folders in the list to navigate, or type the destination path in the ‘New location’ field and click Move. The filename does not change. You can also drag and drop files onto a folder to move them.

When there’s a file with the same name (Important)

The behavior when a file with the same name exists in the destination or upload location varies by operation. This is a common source of confusion, so please check the diagram below.

• Upload: Overwrites a file with the same name without confirmation. For important files, please create a backup in section 5.5 first.
• Move/Rename: If a file with the same name exists in the destination or target location, an ‘Already exists’ error occurs and the operation is not executed (the file is not overwritten). Delete the existing file first or change the name.
• Copy: Automatically receives an alternative name such as ‘◯◯ copy’, and the existing file is not overwritten.

Bulk Operations

Use the checkboxes on the left side of each row to select multiple files or folders. When selected, the buttons in the top right change to Archive, Move, and Delete, allowing you to perform bulk operations.

Schedule

The schedule feature allows you to set up recurring tasks, such as restarting the server every day at 4:00 AM.

Permission Group Management

This feature is useful if you want to manage your game server together with a friend. Enter the email address of the person you want to add, check the operations you want to allow, and click the “Invite” button. Our game panel will automatically send an invitation email.

Backup

You can create as many backup generations as your plan includes. Give the backup file a name and click the “Start Backup” button.

Automatically manage backup versions (Schedule)

If you want to create new backups while automatically deleting the oldest ones and keeping a fixed number, use automatic backups via the Schedule feature. Even if you reach the limit, automatic backups via schedule will automatically delete the oldest backup and create a new one (the latest version is always maintained within your plan’s backup range).

Setup Steps

1. Open ‘Schedules’ from the left menu and click ‘Create Schedule’.
2. Set the schedule name and execution timing (example: minute=Once / hour=Every Day at 6:00 AM for daily at 6 AM). If you want to specify a custom time, switch to ‘advanced’ and enter in cron format.
3. After creation, open ‘Manage Schedules’ and click ‘New Task’.
4. Select ‘Create Backup’ for the Action and save with ‘Create Task’ (if there are files to exclude, enter them in ‘Ignored Files’).
5. At the specified time, backups are created automatically, and if the limit is reached, the oldest one is automatically replaced. If you want to check immediately, you can execute it on demand using ‘Run Now’ in the schedule details.

Protect backups you want to keep (Lock)

To protect important backups, select ‘Lock’ from the ‘…’ menu in the list, and they will be excluded from automatic deletion (rotation) (a lock icon will appear to the left of the name). *Locked backups also consume one storage slot. Be careful not to lock everything, as it will prevent automatic version rotation.

The number of backups you can save varies by your plan and game title, with higher plans allowing more. You can check the current limit from the Backup screen’s display ‘This server has X backups of which Y have been created.’ If you want to keep more versions, please consider upgrading to a higher plan.

Network

You can view the IP address and port number assigned to your game server. The port marked as “Primary” is the game port.

Startup

You can configure and view startup arguments (variables) when the server starts. Configuration details differ by game title.

Activity

You can view logs of various operations performed on your game server.

Settings

The Settings screen allows you to check SFTP connection information, server name, and debug information (node/server ID), and also reinstall your server.

Server Reinstallation (Reset)

The ‘Reinstall Server’ feature re-runs the installation script that was executed during the initial setup, returning your server to a near-initial state. When executed, the server will stop once, and some files may be deleted or modified during the process.

When to Use This

• When you want to reset your server to a clean initial state and start over (reset).
• When the server fails to start normally due to corrupted configuration files or similar issues, and you want to restore to the initial state and recover.

Operation Steps

1. Open ‘Settings’ from the left menu and scroll to ‘Reinstall Server’ in the lower right of the screen.
2. Before executing, ensure you have backed up (see 5.5) or downloaded the necessary data.
3. Click the ‘Reinstall Server’ button and a confirmation screen will appear. Confirm the content, and if there are no issues, click ‘Yes, Reinstall Server’.
4. Reinstallation will begin. It will take some time to complete (you can check the progress on the Console screen). Once complete, start your server.

Download FTP Client

There are no specific restrictions on which FTP client software you use, but we recommend FileZilla.

Download FileZilla here →

After downloading, proceed with the installation.

Enter Connection Information

First, confirm the connection information in the “Settings” section of your game panel. Enter each item with reference to the image below.

• Host name: Copy and paste from the game panel
• Username: Copy and paste from the game panel
• Password: The password you use to log in to the game panel

After entering all information, click “Quickconnect”.

Upload Files

Once connected successfully, you can upload folders with multiple levels directly to your game server.