Common.dat

Server identity, network endpoints, rates, PK, trade, and every core gameplay toggle

The master configuration file. Defines who this GameServer is, how it reaches the other services, and every server-wide gameplay rule. Loaded first at startup; every other .dat file layers on top.

File Location

GameServer/Data/GameServerInfo - Common.dat

All keys live under the single section [GameServerInfo]. Changes require a GameServer restart.

Default in the tables below = the value in the shipped file. If you delete a line, the server uses its own built-in value instead, and that can be different (often 0). To change a key that is not in your file, add the line yourself.

Account Level (AL0-AL3)

Many keys come in groups of four with _AL0, _AL1, _AL2, _AL3 suffixes. Each suffix maps to a VIP tier read from the account's stored AccountLevel:

Suffix	Tier	Typical use
_AL0	Free account	Baseline value
_AL1	VIP tier 1	Small bonus
_AL2	VIP tier 2	Medium bonus
_AL3	VIP tier 3	Top bonus

If VIP is disabled for the server, keep all four suffixes equal to the _AL0 value.

Server Settings

Key	Type	Range	Default	Effect
ServerName	string	<= 31 chars	GameServer	Name shown in window title and broadcast messages
ServerCode	int	0-65535	0	Unique code matching one <Server Code> entry in ConnectServer's ServerList.xml
ServerLock	0 or 1		0	1 prevents non-GM clients from connecting
GoldChannelServer	0 or 1		0	1 marks this server as a Gold channel (cosmetic label in the client)
NonPvPServer	0 or 1		0	1 disables player-vs-player damage server-wide
ServerPort	int	1-65535	55901	TCP port game clients connect to. Must match ServerList.xml
ServerVersion	string	X.XX.XX	1.04.05	Season/episode identifier sent in handshakes
ServerSerial	string	16 chars	(ships filled)	Protocol obfuscation serial. Do not change unless client ships with the matching value
ServerMaxUserNumber	int	1-1000	1000	Concurrent player cap. Values above 1000 are clamped to 1000
ServerMinLevel	int	0-MAX	0	Minimum character level allowed to log in. 0 = no limit
ServerMaxLevel	int	0-MAX	0	Maximum character level allowed to log in. 0 = no limit
ServerMinReset	int	0-MAX	0	Minimum character reset count to log in. 0 = no limit
ServerMaxReset	int	0-MAX	0	Maximum character reset count to log in. 0 = no limit
ServerMinMasterReset	int	0-MAX	0	Minimum master reset count to log in. 0 = no limit
ServerMaxMasterReset	int	0-MAX	0	Maximum master reset count to log in. 0 = no limit
LicenseKey	string		(empty)	License token for this instance. Required
EnableCastleSiege	0 or 1		1	Master switch for Castle Siege machinery. When 0, every CS-related Event.dat block is inert
GameDataOverlay	path		(empty)	Optional path to an overlay folder that shadows files in the shared Data/ root. See Data Overlays

ServerCode is the glue between GameServer, ConnectServer, and multi-instance deployments. Two GameServers with the same ServerCode will both heartbeat to the same slot in ConnectServer, producing flapping "online/offline" messages.

Performance

Neither key ships in the default Common.dat. Add the line to change it. Both are read once at startup.

Key	Type	Range	Default	Effect
PerfProfiler	0 or 1		1	Built-in CPU profiler. 1 writes a summary to Perf\YYYY-MM-DD.txt once a minute. 0 = off
SendBatchWindow	int ms	0-200	50	How long the server may hold packets for one player so it can send them together. Fewer, bigger sends = less CPU and network load on busy maps. A player's own replies are never held. 0 = off (send at once). Values above 200 are clamped to 200. Any value above 0 also turns off Nagle's delay on player sockets

Connection Settings

Key	Type	Default	Effect
DataServerAddress	string	127.0.0.1	IP of DataServer
DataServerPort	int	55960	TCP port of DataServer. Must match DataServer's DataServerPort
JoinServerAddress	string	127.0.0.1	IP of JoinServer
JoinServerPort	int	55970	TCP port of JoinServer. Must match JoinServer's JoinServerPort
ConnectServerAddress	string	127.0.0.1	IP of ConnectServer
ConnectServerPort	int	55557	UDP port on ConnectServer for heartbeats. Must match ConnectServer's ConnectServerPortUDP
ConnectTimeOutPreLogin	int	300	Seconds an idle socket may sit connected without submitting credentials (login box open) before the server drops it
ConnectTimeOutLogged	int	60	Seconds a logged-in client may go without answering the server's live-client ping before it is disconnected

This GameServer's public IP must appear in DataServer's and JoinServer's AllowableIpList.txt.

Both timeout keys are silently raised to 30 if you configure anything lower - the server will not honour a shorter timeout than that.

Server Manager Control Settings

The control channel lets the Axiom Server Manager see this GameServer's status and logs and send it commands (notice, kick, start events, graceful shutdown). None of these keys ship in the default Common.dat. Add the lines to change them. Read once at startup.

Key	Type	Default	Effect
ControlPort	int	55990	TCP port the control channel listens on. 0 = control channel off
ControlKey	string	(empty)	Shared password the Server Manager must send. Empty = no password
ControlBind	IP	127.0.0.1	Address the control channel listens on. 127.0.0.1 = only this machine can connect. An invalid IP falls back to 127.0.0.1
ControlInstance	string	(empty)	Label shown in the Server Manager to tell several GameServers apart (for example Sub1)

• A second GameServer on the same machine needs its own ControlPort (for example 55995; 55991-55994 are taken by the other servers), and the same port on its row in the Server Manager. Otherwise the second one fails to listen and logs [Control] failed to listen.

• Set a ControlKey before you change ControlBind to a public or LAN address. With an empty key, anyone who can reach the port can shut the server down.

Log Settings

Each flag toggles one log category. Logs are written to the GameServer working directory.

Key	Default	Logs
WriteChatLog	1	Public, whisper, party, and guild chat
WriteCommandLog	1	Every chat command use (success and denial)
WriteTradeLog	1	Trade window opens, items exchanged, zen transferred
WriteConnectLog	1	Login, logout, character enter/leave
WriteHackLog	1	Hack detections (see Hack Settings)
WriteCashShopLog	1	Cash shop purchases and gift sends
WriteChaosMixLog	1	Chaos machine attempts, outcomes, and announce broadcasts
WriteLuckySpinLog	1	Lucky Spin spins (win/lose, prize, cost, charges left) and reward deliveries — including login redelivery of wins orphaned by a crash/disconnect
WriteMarketLog	1	Market (personal store) to the Market folder: every deposit, withdraw, price change, open/close (with reason), sale, wallet collect and coin escrow step, plus every refused request as [Market][Reject][<action>] with the reason and item (index, level, serial). Also logs edge cases where an item could go missing: store rows dropped on login (LoadRowLost, with raw item bytes), auto-unlisted rows, dupe serial kicks, coin purchase timeouts and refunds. Rejects are capped at 10 lines per second per player
WriteGameDataSyncLog	0	GameDataSync block sends, chunk progress, completion / failure per player. Ships disabled - these lines are high-volume on a busy server. Set to 1 only when diagnosing a client/server data-sync mismatch
WriteItemBagLog	1	Item bag entries that point at an item not in Item.xml (skipped while loading the bag), plus GM make-item, make-set and drop commands refused for the same reason. Written to the ItemBag log folder
WritePacketRejectLog	0	Client packets the server refused (unknown opcode or subcode, wrong packet size). Written to the ActionReject log folder
WriteMovementRejectLog	0	Silent movement rejects and corrections (teleport range, forged path, gate mismatch, snap-back from a blocked tile). Written to the ActionReject log folder
WriteSkillRejectLog	0	Skill casts and attacks the server refused (out of range, in safe zone, not enough mana/AG, wrong weapon, skill not learned). Written to the ActionReject log folder. Not in the shipped file - add the line to turn it on
WriteItemRejectLog	0	Item actions the server refused (equip requirement not met, wrong slot, trade refusals). Written to the ActionReject log folder. Not in the shipped file - add the line to turn it on

Set to 0 to suppress that category. Logs rotate daily.

The four Write*RejectLog keys share one ActionReject log folder. Each line has a CATEGORY= tag, the account and the character. To stop one cheater from filling the disk, each player gets at most 5 lines per second per category; the rest are counted in one SUPPRESSED= line. Turn these on when a player reports "my action did nothing" and you need to see why.

Hack Settings

Server-side validators run on the potion use and movement paths. Not all of them disconnect - see the Action column.

Key	Type	Default	Action on trigger	Effect
CheckAutoPotionHack	0 or 1	1	Silently reject the potion (no disconnect, no hack log)	Prevents potion spam by enforcing a minimum gap between consumes.
CheckAutoPotionHackTolerance	int ms	250	-	Minimum gap between potion consumes. A use within this window is ignored.
MoveSpeedGuardMode	0-3	2	See below	Movement speed guard. 0 = off, 1 = log-only ([MoveSpeed] lines, move still applied), 2 = refuse the move and snap the player back to the server position, 3 = as 2 plus disconnect at the 5th refused move within a rolling 60-second window.
MoveSpeedGuardTolerance	int %	35	-	Extra leniency over the character's own walk speed. 35 = a player may cover 1.35x the distance his walk speed allows.
MoveSpeedGuardSlack	int tiles	3	-	Extra distance always allowed on top of that (network lag, the client being a tile or two ahead of the server).

How the movement speed guard works. The server remembers where each player was over the last few seconds. A move is refused when it would put the player farther from any of those spots than he can walk in that time, at his own speed (walk or run, wings, mounts), plus Tolerance and Slack. Teleports, warps, knockbacks and respawns are taken into account. Violations are written to the hack log (WriteHackLog), tagged [MoveSpeed].

Independent of the mode, the server never accepts a position on a blocked tile or one that cannot be reached by walking from where the player is.

Rollout: legitimate play should produce no [MoveSpeed] lines. If players with an unusual speed source (custom items, buffs) trigger them, raise MoveSpeedGuardTolerance, or set mode 1 while you look into it.

Attack-speed protection is always on and not exposed in Common.dat:

• MaxAttackSpeed caps the server-side attack speed used in all delay math, and AttackSpeedOvercap sets how far item and buff bonuses may push past that cap (see the Skill Timing / Attack Speed section below). Both values are sent to the client along with the rest of the timing config, so a change takes effect for a player on their next login rather than instantly.

• The skill timing validator recomputes a per-cast minimum delay from BaseSkillDelay, SpeedGrowthFactor, and MinSkillDelay, scaled per-skill via Data/Plugins/Characters/SkillTweaks.xml.

• Casts arriving faster than the computed minimum (with 20% tolerance) are blocked and logged as [SkillTiming]. 20 violations in a row disconnect the player.

CheckSpeedHack, CheckLatencyHack, and CheckAutoComboHack (and their tolerances) were removed. They compared client-self-reported values, so real cheats bypassed them trivially. Their jobs are covered by the always-on skill timing validator and the MoveSpeedGuard* keys above. Leftover keys in an old Common.dat are ignored.

Common Settings

Key	Type	Default	Effect
MaxItemOption	int 0-15	7	Cap on item option bonus (+0 to +15). Most legacy clients expect 7; raising it requires a compatible client
JewelryLevelEnable	0 or 1	1	1 = elemental rings and pendants keep the item level they roll from every source (drops, item bags, chaos mix, shops, GM create, saved items), and Jewel of Bless / Jewel of Soul work on them. 0 forces every elemental ring and pendant to +0 on all of those paths and makes both jewels refuse them, which disables elemental resistance entirely
JewelryLevelMax	int 0-15	7	Highest level an elemental ring or pendant may reach, applied on every creation path. It also lowers the Jewel of Bless (+6) and Jewel of Soul (+9) ceilings when set below them
MaxIpConnection	int 0-N	10	Concurrent game connections allowed from one source IP. Distinct from ConnectServer's cap of the same name
MaxPacketsPerSecond	int 0-100000	250	Packets one game connection may send per second. A short burst of up to 4 seconds' worth is allowed, so a lag spike does not trip it. Over the limit the connection is closed and a line is written to the Hack log. A normal client sends about 15-45 per second while hunting and up to about 140 with the heaviest skills. 0 = no limit
PersonalCodeCheck	0 or 1	0	Require a personal passcode (second password) on character entry
SetItemAcceptHarmonySwitch	0 or 1	0	1 allows Jewel of Harmony bonuses on set items
MainChecksum	int	0	Optional client main-binary checksum demanded at handshake. 0 disables the check; non-zero values force every client to report this exact checksum
JewelSocketPentagram	0 or 1	0	1 allows Jewel of Socket to apply on Pentagram items
KeepBonusBelowItemReq	0 or 1	0	1 keeps an equipped item's bonuses applied even after the character no longer meets its requirements (for example after a reset drops their level/stats). First equip still enforces level, strength, dexterity, vitality, energy, and leadership; once equipped, the item keeps applying its bonuses. The class requirement is always enforced. The value is sent to the client at login so its stat panel and the ancient set option list keep the same items the server applies. 0 = an item whose requirements are no longer met stops granting bonuses (default)
KeepSkillBelowLearnReq	0 or 1	0	The skill counterpart of KeepBonusBelowItemReq. 1 keeps a learned skill castable after the character no longer meets its stat requirements (again, typical after a reset). Learning the skill still enforces every Require* column in Skill.txt. 0 = the requirements are re-checked on every cast and the skill fails while they are unmet (default)

Elemental jewelry levels

JewelryLevelEnable and JewelryLevelMax control the level an elemental ring or pendant may carry. That level is what makes the item's resistance do anything: the resistance granted is the item's *Res value multiplied by its level, so a +0 ring grants nothing no matter how its *Res columns are set in Item.xml.

Resistance translates into a chance to nullify the matching elemental effect:

Item level	Nullify chance
+0	0%
+1	50%
+2	67%
+3	75%
+4	80%
+5	83%
+6	86%
+7	88%

Only the ten elemental rings and pendants are affected. On Wizard's Ring, the starter rings, transformation rings, pets and wings, item level selects a variant rather than acting as a plus, so these keys leave them alone.

Movement / Warp Level Requirements

Key	Type	Default	Effect
SpecialClassMoveLevelDiscount	0 or 1	1	1 = vanilla: Magic Gladiator, Dark Lord and Rage Fighter need only two-thirds of a gate's or teleport's MinLevel on every map except Swamp of Calmness. 0 = all classes pay the full level requirement

The per-destination level requirements themselves live in Gate.txt and Move.txt; this key only decides whether the three special classes get a discount on them.

This value is sent to the client, which uses it to grey out warp destinations the character cannot reach. Players who are already logged in keep the old behaviour in their warp list until they reconnect.

PC Point Currency

Not used in this build. The PC Point system belongs to older seasons and is not part of this server. PcPointSwitch and PcPointMaxPoint are never read, so adding them does not turn PC Points on. The BotBuffer PCPoints cost does nothing. The /reward command is not affected by these keys.

Monster Settings

Key	Type	Default	Effect
MonsterLifeRate	int %	100	Global HP multiplier applied after all other monster modifiers

Health Bar

Key	Default	Effect
MonsterHealthBarSwitch	1	1 shows monster HP bars to clients
UserHealthBarSwitch	1	1 shows player HP bars to clients

PK Settings

Key	Type	Default	Effect
NonPK	0 or 1	0	1 disables all PK kills from counting toward outlaw status
PKLimitFree	0 or 1	0	1 removes the per-day PK count cap
PKDownTime1	seconds	3600	Cooldown between second-tier and first-tier PK level
PKDownTime2	seconds	3600	Cooldown between first-tier PK level and clear
PKDisableShop	0 or 1	0	1 blocks PK characters from opening personal shops
PKDisableTrade	0 or 1	0	1 blocks PK characters from trading

Trade Settings

Key	Default	Effect
TradeSwitch	1	Master toggle for player-to-player trade

Personal Shop Settings

Key	Default	Effect
PersonalShopSwitch	1	Master toggle for personal shops

Not used in this build: PersonalShopMoneyCommisionRate and PersonalShopJewelCommisionRate (personal shop tax). These belong to a later season and are never read here. Adding them does nothing; personal shop sales are not taxed.

Duel Settings

Key	Type	Default	Effect
DuelSwitch	0 or 1	1	Master toggle for duel arena
DuelArenaAnnounceSwitch	0 or 1	1	Broadcasts duel results to the server
DuelArenaDisableRestoreHP	0 or 1	0	1 prevents HP restore during duel
DuelArenaDisableRestoreSD	0 or 1	0	1 prevents SD restore during duel
DuelMaxScore	int	10	Score needed to win a duel
DuelBet	int zen	0	Mandatory bet amount. 0 = free duels

Guild Settings

Key	Type	Default	Effect
GuildDeleteSwitch	0 or 1	1	Allow guild deletion
GuildCreateMinLevel	int	100	Minimum character level to create a guild
GuildInsertMaxUser1	int	40	Base guild member cap
GuildInsertMaxUser2	int	80	Expanded guild member cap after guild level-up
GuildAllianceMinUser	int	1	Minimum members required to form or join an alliance
GuildAllianceMaxCount	int	5	Maximum guilds in an alliance
GuildOwnerDestroyLimit	0 or 1	1	1 lets the owner disband even with members present

Elf Buffer Settings

Controls Elf Soldier buff caps and formula constants. Four-tier keys apply per-account-level (see Account Level).

Key group	Default	Effect
ElfBufferMaxLevel_AL0-3	1000 / 220 / 220 / 220	Character level cap below which Elf buff still applies
ElfBufferMaxReset_AL0-3	10000 each	Reset cap below which Elf buff still applies
ElfBufferDamageConstA	50	Damage buff linear term
ElfBufferDamageConstB	5	Damage buff quadratic term
ElfBufferDefenseConstA	45	Defense buff linear term
ElfBufferDefenseConstB	3	Defense buff quadratic term

Experience Settings

All rates are per-mille (out of 1000). 1000 = 1x, 2000 = 2x. Each group has four _AL0-3 keys.

Key group	Default	Effect
AddExperienceRate_AL0-3	100000	Base XP multiplier for normal kills. 100000 equals 100x the baseline. Large values simulate high-rate servers
AddMasterExperienceRate_AL0-3	100000	Master XP multiplier
MinMasterExperienceMonsterLevel_AL0-3	95	Monster level below which no master XP is granted
AddEventExperienceRate_AL0-3	1000	XP multiplier inside event maps (Blood Castle, Devil Square, etc.)
AddQuestExperienceRate_AL0-3	1000	XP multiplier for quest kills
OffAttackExperienceRate_AL0-3	1000	Replaces AddExperienceRate (not stacked on it) for normal-level characters while Off Attack is active. Missing key = same as AddExperienceRate for that tier (older builds used 0, so offline characters got no XP)
OffAttackMasterExperienceRate_AL0-3	100000	Replaces AddMasterExperienceRate for master-level characters while Off Attack is active. Missing key = same as AddMasterExperienceRate

Experience rates stack multiplicatively with MonsterLifeMultiplier and level-difference penalties. High-rate servers typically set AddExperienceRate very high and leave the others at 1000.

OffAttackExperienceRate is not on the same scale as AddEventExperienceRate / AddQuestExperienceRate, even though they sit next to each other in the file. The event and quest rates multiply a separate reward value. The Off Attack rate is substituted directly for AddExperienceRate in the per-kill formula. Leaving it at 1000 while AddExperienceRate is 100000 gives offline characters 1% of the online XP rate.

Monster Kill EXP Formula

The base EXP a monster gives before any rate above is applied. Defaults equal the vanilla formula, so leaving them alone changes nothing.

Key	Default	Effect
ExpBaseOffset	25	Base = (MonsterLevel + offset) x MonsterLevel / divisor
ExpBaseDivisor	3	See above. Minimum 1
ExpLevelGapFree	10	How many levels a player may be above the monster before the penalty starts. Past that, base x (MonsterLevel + gap) / PlayerLevel. Master characters use Level + MasterLevel
ExpHighLevelBonusFrom	65	Monsters at this level or above give a bonus
ExpHighLevelBonusDivisor	4	Solo bonus = (MonsterLevel - (From - 1)) x (MonsterLevel / divisor). Minimum 1
ExpFinalRate	125	% applied to the base at the end (vanilla x1.25)
ExpPartyLowLevelSupport	200	In a party, members more than N levels below the top member count as Level + N toward the party average
ExpPartyHighLevelBonusBase	200	Party bonus for monsters at ExpHighLevelBonusFrom+ = base - PartyAverageLevel / divisor
ExpPartyHighLevelBonusDivisor	5	See above. Minimum 1

The party bonus uses the party's average level. Older builds used the killer's level for every member.

Death Penalty

Dying to a monster costs EXP. Never zen and never items. On by default.

Key	Default	Effect
DeathExpPenaltySwitch	1	0 turns the penalty off
DeathExpPenaltyMinLevel	11	Characters below this level lose nothing
DeathExpPenaltyRate	10	Per mille of the current level's EXP span lost on death. 10 = 1%
DeathExpPenaltyMasterRate	7	Same for master-level characters (0.7%)
DeathExpPenaltyPKRate1-3	30 / 40 / 50	Replaces the normal rate for PK level 4, 5 and 6 (murderer stages)
DeathExpPenaltyInDungeon	0	1 also applies the penalty inside dungeon runs

EXP never drops below the start of the current level, so nobody loses a level. No penalty for PvP deaths (killed by a player or a player's summon), event maps (Blood Castle, Devil Square, Chaos Castle, Illusion Temple, Doppelganger, Imperial Guardian, Custom Arena), or Crywolf during the battle. The player sees a notice and the new EXP arrives with the respawn.

Item Drop Settings

Key	Type	Default	Effect
ItemDropTime	seconds	30	Lifetime of dropped items on the ground before despawn
ItemDropRate_AL0-3	int out of 10000	100	Drop chance per kill, out of 10000. 100 = 1%

Money Drop Settings

Key	Type	Default	Effect
MoneyDropTime	seconds	30	Lifetime of dropped zen piles
MoneyAmountDropRate_AL0-3	int multiplier	1	Per-tier multiplier applied on top of base monster zen

Monster Stat Multipliers

All percentages. 100 = unchanged, 200 = 2x, etc.

Key	Default	Effect
MonsterLifeMultiplier	100	Scales monster HP
MonsterDamageMinMultiplier	100	Scales minimum monster damage
MonsterDamageMaxMultiplier	100	Scales maximum monster damage
MonsterDefenseMultiplier	100	Scales monster physical defense
MonsterMagicDefenseMultiplier	100	Scales monster magic defense

Monster Hit Damage Reset Settings

Controls the damage credit table, which decides who owns a monster's drop and EXP. This is not aggro — clearing it does not make a monster stop chasing.

Key	Type	Default	Effect
MonsterHitDamageResetOnDeath	0 or 1	0	1 clears damage records when the monster dies. Runs after the drop is awarded, so this is cleanup only and changes nothing in play
MonsterHitDamageResetTime	seconds	30	Seconds without a hit before a player's damage record expires
MonsterHitDamageResetDistance	steps	0	Steps from spawn point before all records clear. 0 disables the check

MonsterHitDamageResetDistance is not a leash. The monster keeps chasing; it just stops owing anyone a drop, so a pulled monster dies giving no loot and no EXP to anybody. Use Monster Leash Settings below if you want monsters to go home.

Monster Leash Settings

Vanilla MU has no leash. Once a monster is aggroed, ActionState.Emotion is set and the wander-radius check is skipped entirely, so the monster can be dragged across the whole map. Aggro also re-arms every time the target is re-found in view range, so a kiting player drags it indefinitely. When aggro finally lapses, the monster stands frozen wherever it stopped, because its wander targets are still measured from its spawn tile and all of them now fail.

Key	Type	Default	Effect
MonsterLeashDistance	tiles	0	Extra tiles allowed beyond the spawn's own wander radius before the monster drops aggro. 0 disables the leash (vanilla). Suggested 15
MonsterLeashReturnHome	0 or 1	1	1 walks the monster back to its spawn tile, refusing aggro the whole way. 0 drops aggro and lets it settle where it stopped, adopting that tile as its new wander home
MonsterLeashHealOnReturn	0 or 1	1	1 restores full HP/Mana and wipes damage credit once the monster gives up

Leave MonsterLeashHealOnReturn at 1: without it a player can tag a monster, drag it past the leash, and still own the drop when someone else finishes the healed monster.

If the spawn tile turns out to be unreachable (walled off, built over), the walk home is abandoned after 30 seconds and the monster resumes normal behaviour where it stands. The original spawn tile is restored on death like always.

Why the distance is relative

MonsterLeashDistance is added to the monster's own wander radius; it is not an absolute distance from spawn. That radius is the per-spawn Dis in Data/Monster/MonsterSetBase/*.xml, or 30 for invasion-spawned monsters.

Dis is wildly inconsistent across the spawn files:

Dis	Spawn entries	Where
30	4096	Kanturu, Devil Square, Vulcanus, Land of Trials, Crywolf, Elbeland, Karutan, Raklion, all event maps
10	267	Lorencia and other classic maps
05	655	most common on classic maps
07 / 03 / 1	53	scattered
00	326	NPCs and guards - never leashed

An absolute leash would have to exceed 30 to avoid firing on Dis="30" spawns during normal wandering, which would make it nearly useless on the Dis="05" spawns that make up most of the classic maps. Relative gives every spawn the same chase room: with the suggested 15, a Dis="05" spawn leashes at 20 tiles and a Dis="30" spawn at 45.

Invasions

Invasion monsters (InvasionManager) are spawned outside MonsterSetBase and get WanderRange 30, or the boss ClusterRadius when the invasion uses cluster mode. They are leashed like anything else, measured from the random tile each one spawned on. With 15 an invasion mob gives up 45 tiles from where it appeared; cluster trash gives up at ClusterRadius + 15, so a tight ClusterRadius also tightens that invasion's leash.

Not affected

These keep vanilla behaviour entirely:

• NPCs, guards and traps (Dis="00", no wander radius)

• Stationary monsters (MoveRange 0)

• Summons (Attribute 100) and monster-summoned adds

• Every monster on Blood Castle, Chaos Castle, Devil Square, Kalima, Illusion Temple, Doppelganger, Imperial Guardian and Castle Siege maps - those events need monsters to chase players anywhere on the map

The event-map exclusion is by map number, not by spawn type. Blood Castle, Chaos Castle and Devil Square monsters are ordinary MonsterSetBase entries carrying Dis="30", so nothing else would have caught them.

Advanced Money Drop Settings

Chooses how the base zen amount for a monster kill is derived. Player bonuses are applied on top of whichever base is used.

Key	Type	Default	Effect
MoneyValue_AL0-3	int	100000	Base zen per monster level: MoneyValue * MonsterLevel. Set to 0 to use the baseline formula (MonsterZen * MoneyAmountDropRate%)

Full order of operations:

base   = MoneyValue > 0 ? (MoneyValue * MonsterLevel)
                        : (MonsterZen * MoneyAmountDropRate / 100)
amount = base * PlayerZenBonus% / 100     <- item options, item implicits, master skill tree
amount = amount * (100 + CatchUpBonus%) / 100

MoneyDropItemBonusRate was removed. It gated the player zen bonus behind a second multiplier that only existed in the MoneyValue > 0 branch, so leaving it at its 0 default silently voided every source of "Increases Zen acquisition rate" — excellent options, item implicits and the master skill tree node alike. The player bonus now always multiplies the base, in both modes, the same way the Catch-Up bonus does. Delete the key from your GameServerInfo - Common.dat; it is no longer read.

Item Durability Settings

Percentage of baseline durability consumed. 100 = normal, 200 = items break twice as fast, 50 = half rate.

Key	Default
WeaponDurabilityRate	100
ArmorDurabilityRate	100
WingDurabilityRate	100
GuardianDurabilityRate	100
PendantDurabilityRate	100
RingDurabilityRate	100
PetDurabilityRate	100

Not used in this build: MuunDurabilityRate. Muun pets belong to a later season, so the key is never read. It is not in the shipped file and adding it does nothing.

Trade Item Block Settings

Each flag blocks a category from being traded when 1.

Key	Default	Blocks
TradeItemBlock	0	All items (master switch)
TradeItemBlockExc	0	Excellent items
TradeItemBlockSet	0	Set items
TradeItemBlockHarmony	0	Harmony-enhanced items
TradeItemBlockSell	0	Items whose sell flag is set
TradeItemBlockLucky	1	Lucky items

Level Up Settings

Key	Type	Default	Effect
MaxLevelUp	int	1	Levels granted per normal kill
MaxLevelUpEvent	int	1	Levels granted per event kill
MaxLevelUpQuest	int	1	Levels granted per quest reward
MaxStatPoint_AL0-3	int	2000000000	Stat point cap per tier
DWLevelUpPoint	int	5	Stat points per level for Dark Wizard
DKLevelUpPoint	int	5	Dark Knight
FELevelUpPoint	int	5	Fairy Elf
MGLevelUpPoint	int	7	Magic Gladiator
DLLevelUpPoint	int	7	Dark Lord
SULevelUpPoint	int	5	Summoner
RFLevelUpPoint	int	7	Rage Fighter
PlusStatPoint	int	1	Bonus points per level applied to every class
LevelUpRestoreLife	0 or 1	1	1 = HP filled to max on level up (normal and master)
LevelUpRestoreMana	0 or 1	1	1 = MP filled to max on level up
LevelUpRestoreShield	0 or 1	1	1 = SD filled to max on level up
LevelUpRestoreBP	0 or 1	1	1 = AG filled to max on level up

Create Character Settings

Controls which advanced classes can be created and the prerequisites. Each advanced class (MG, DL, SU, RF) has four keys: a master CreateType, plus per-tier CreateLevel_AL0-3, CreateReset_AL0-3, and CreateMasterReset_AL0-3.

Key	Effect
CharacterCreateSwitch	Master toggle for all character creation
<CLASS>CreateType	0 = another character on the account must meet the requirement. 1 = apply the requirement to the creating character
<CLASS>CreateLevel_AL0-3	Minimum character level
<CLASS>CreateReset_AL0-3	Minimum reset count
<CLASS>CreateMasterReset_AL0-3	Minimum master reset count

Valid class prefixes: MG, DL, SU, RF.

Setting RFCreateLevel_AL* to 250 is a known bug that prevents creation entirely. Use 0 or any value other than 250.

Shield Gauge Settings

Key	Type	Default	Effect
ShieldGaugeRate	int %	90	Baseline shield damage absorption rate
ShieldGaugeConstA	int	12	Shield formula linear term
ShieldGaugeConstB	int	15	Shield formula quadratic term
ShieldGaugeAttackRate	int	2	Shield consumption rate per attack
ShieldGaugeAttackComboMiss	0 or 1	0	1 consumes shield on combo misses too
ShieldGaugePvE	0 or 1	0	1 = SD also absorbs monster hits, using the same ShieldGaugeRate split. 0 = SD only takes player damage (vanilla)

SD only regenerates in safe zones (or with SD-recovery item options). With ShieldGaugePvE = 1, SD drains while hunting and stays low until the player uses SD potions or returns to town.

Master Skill Tree Settings

Key	Default	Effect
MasterSkillTree	0	1 enables the master skill tree
MasterSkillTreePoint	1	Skill points per master level
MasterSkillTreeMaxLevel	400	Master level cap

Gens System Settings

Faction-vs-faction contribution system.

Key	Type	Default	Effect
GensSystemSwitch	0 or 1	1	Master toggle
GensSystemGuildLock	0 or 1	0	1 locks faction per guild (all members share one faction)
GensSystemPartyLock	0 or 1	0	1 prevents parties mixing factions
GensSystemInsertMinLevel	int	50	Minimum level to join a faction
GensSystemContributionFloodTime	seconds	30	Minimum gap between contribution-earning kills
GensSystemVictimContributionDecrease	int	3	Base contribution lost per death to a rival
GensSystemKillerContributionIncrease	int	500	Base contribution gained per rival kill
GensSystemVictimMinContributionDecrease	int	1	Lower bound on victim loss
GensSystemVictimMaxContributionDecrease	int	15	Upper bound on victim loss
GensSystemKillerMinContributionIncrease	int	1	Lower bound on killer gain
GensSystemKillerMaxContributionIncrease	int	15	Upper bound on killer gain
GensSystemStartRewardDay	int	1	First day of the weekly reward window
GensSystemFinalRewardDay	int	7	Last day of the weekly reward window

Helper Settings (MuHelper)

Key	Type	Default	Effect
HelperSwitch	0 or 1	1	Master toggle for MuHelper
OffAttackSwitch	0 or 1	1	Master toggle for offline-attack. Gates both the /offattack chat command and the MuHelper Offline bridge. When 0: chat command rejected with notice, bridge rejected before transition
HelperActiveLevel	int	80	Minimum level to use MuHelper
HelperActiveDelay	minutes	5	Zen charge interval
HelperActiveMoney1	zen	20	Cost tier 1 (baseline level)
HelperActiveMoney2	zen	50	Cost tier 2
HelperActiveMoney3	zen	80	Cost tier 3
HelperActiveMoney4	zen	100	Cost tier 4
HelperActiveMoney5	zen	120	Cost tier 5 (high level)
HelperMaxLevel	int	0	Global fallback maximum combined level (Level + Master Level) allowed to run MuHelper. 0 = no maximum. Used by any map whose HelperMaxLevel is *
HelperExpRate	int %	100	Global fallback XP percentage earned while MuHelper is active. 100 = full XP, 50 = half. Used by any map whose HelperExpRate is *
OffAttackMinLevel	int	0	Minimum character level allowed to enter the /offattack chat command or MuHelper Offline bridge. 0 = no minimum. Global fallback for any map whose OffAttackMinLevel is *
OffAttackMaxLevel	int	0	Maximum combined level (Level + Master Level) allowed to use offline-attack. 0 = no maximum. Global fallback for any map whose OffAttackMaxLevel is *

HelperMaxLevel, HelperExpRate, OffAttackMinLevel, and OffAttackMaxLevel are the four server-wide fallbacks for the per-map MuHelper and Offline Mode limits. When a map in MapManager.xml sets one of these attributes to *, the value here is used for that map. See that page for the per-map overrides.

MuHelper Offline Bridge

When a player ticks the OffLine checkbox in the MuHelper window and then presses Start, the server skips the normal helper billing loop and instead transitions the character directly into the same offline-attack mode used by the /offattack chat command.

Flow:

1. Player ticks the OffLine box and configures their primary attack skill in the MuHelper window. Closing the window saves the config to DataServer.

2. Player presses Start on MuHelper.

3. If the OffLine flag is set and the location allows it, the server starts custom-attack mode using the player's primary MuHelper attack skill, switches it to offline, and signals the client to fully exit the process (not just disconnect to the login screen). The character keeps attacking server-side until killed or the time limit runs out. Helper itself never runs - no Zen billing, no client-side helper logic.

4. If the OffLine flag is set but the location does not allow offline-attack (safezone, event map, trade/duel, no skill resolved), the server emits a chat notice and the helper does not start - the player stays online and must untick the box (or move to a valid map) before pressing Start again.

5. If the OffLine flag is not set, Start behaves normally: helper billing kicks in, client runs MuHelper.

Stop on MuHelper always behaves normally (stops helper). It is not part of the offline bridge.

On reconnect: the auto-resume entry written when offline-attack starts is force-cleared by the bridge, so when the player relaunches the client and logs back in, the offline attack stops and the character is back to a clean online state. This differs from /attack followed by /offattack chat commands - the chat-command path leaves auto-resume intact (per the existing /offattack behavior).

Restrictions inherited from /offattack:

• Map must allow custom attack (MapManager.xml Attack flag).

• Character must not be in safezone, trade, duel, or any event map (Chaos Castle, Doppelganger, Blood Castle, Crywolf, Illusion Temple, Deathmatch Arena, Doppelganger, Imperial Guardian).

• Character must have at least one valid attack skill (the primary MuHelper attack skill, falling back to the class default).

What carries over from MuHelper

MuHelper config	Used in offline mode?
Primary attack skill (Skill 1 in the UI)	Yes — used as the single skill /offattack cycles
OffLine checkbox	Yes — gates whether Start triggers the bridge
Activation skills (Skill 2, Skill 3)	No — offline runs one skill only
Skill conditions (mob count, on-attack triggers)	No
Combo	No
Buff skills picked in MuHelper UI	No — see "Built-in defaults" below
Auto Heal / Drain Life thresholds	No
Hunting range, targeting mode (nearest / lowest HP)	No — picks first valid target in viewport
Long-range counter-attack, return-to-position, max seconds away	No
Pickup options (Zen, Jewels, Ancient, Excellent, Extras)	Yes - offline mode walks to and picks up ground items matching the saved pickup filters
Auto Repair	Yes - equipped items at or below 50% durability are self-repaired offline (deducts zen), throttled to a 5-second check
Pet attack mode (Dark Raven / Dark Horse)	No
Self-defense, auto-accept friend / guild	No
Auto Reset checkbox in MuHelper	No (MuHelper-side flag); the Reset System plugin AutoReset state is separate and continues to fire if the character hits the level cap, regardless of mode

Built-in defaults (what offline mode does on its own)

These run server-side regardless of MuHelper config, driven by the CustomAttack* keys. Most live in this file; the auto-potion cooldown lives in Custom.dat:

Behavior	Source / tunable
Single-skill attack on nearest viewable mob	Skill from MuHelper Skill 1; range / animation from Skill.txt
Auto HP potion below 50% Life	Inventory slots (14,3) Big -> (14,2) Middle -> (14,1) Small; cooldown CustomAttackAutoPotionDelay (Custom.dat)
Auto Mana potion below 50% Mana	Inventory slots (14,6) -> (14,5) -> (14,4); cooldown CustomAttackAutoPotionDelay (Custom.dat)
Stay within 5 tiles of start position	Auto-stops if dragged outside
Per-AccountLevel time limit	CustomAttackTime_AL0-3 in Common.dat (0 = unlimited)
Per-AccountLevel autobuff (class-hardcoded buffs)	CustomAttackAutoBuff_AL0-3; bridge passes SetBuff=0 so this is off by default in the bridge path even when configured. The /attack chat command can opt in via /attack <skill> 1
XP rate while offline	OffAttackExperienceRate_AL0-3 (normal level), OffAttackMasterExperienceRate_AL0-3 (master level). Both REPLACE the online rate, not multiply it
Stop on safezone / trade / duel	Hardcoded

The hardcoded class buffs (when autobuff is enabled by chat command, not the bridge) cycle through:

• Elf: Infinity Arrow, Greater Defense, Greater Damage, Heal

• DW / DK / DL / SU / RF: class-specific class buffs (Soul Barrier, Swell Life, Greater Critical Damage, Damage Reflection / Berserker, Ignore Defense / Increase Health / Increase Block)

Disabling offline mode

Gate	File	Blocks chat /offattack?	Blocks MuHelper Offline bridge?
OffAttackSwitch=0	this file	Yes	Yes
Per-map Attack flag	MapManager.xml	Yes	Yes
Per-AccountLevel Enable on /offattack	Command.xml Index 67	Yes	No — the bridge calls handlers directly, it does not go through CommandManager
CustomAttackTime_AL{N}=0	this file	No (means "no time limit")	No (same)
HelperSwitch=0	this file	No (unrelated)	Yes — bridge runs in the helper-start path; if helper is master-disabled, the Start packet is rejected before the bridge can fire

Recommended: use OffAttackSwitch=0 for a single-key global lockout - it's the only gate that blocks both entry points (chat command and MuHelper bridge) cleanly. When the bridge cannot proceed, it sends a chat notice and the helper does not fall back to online mode - the player must untick the OffLine box to start the helper online.

The OffLine checkbox is opt-in. Players who don't tick it press Start and get normal online helper as before.

Cash Shop Settings

Key	Type	Default	Effect
CashShopSwitch	0 or 1	1	Master toggle
CashShopGoblinPointDelay	minutes	0	Interval between automatic Goblin Point grants. 0 disables the timer
CashShopGoblinPointValue_AL0-3	int	0	Goblin Points granted per tick, per tier

CashShopScriptVersion* and CashShopBannerVersion* appear in the shipped template but are not read by the current GameServer build. Leave them in place for forward compatibility; changes have no effect.

Event Inventory and Mu Rummy

Not used in this build. The Event Inventory and the Mu Rummy card game belong to a later season. These keys are never read, and changing them does nothing:

EventInventorySwitch, EventInventoryExpireYear, EventInventoryExpireMonth, EventInventoryExpireDay, MuRummySwitch, MuRummyRewardScore1, MuRummyRewardScore2, MuRummyRewardMoneyAmount.

Party Settings

Party XP distribution for party sizes 1-5. A party never has more than 5 members.

Key	Default	Effect
PartyMaxMembers	5	Maximum slots in a party
PartyReconnectTime	300 seconds	Window to rejoin a party after disconnect. Also the window after a GameServer start in which clients may restore their parties (members must list each other, normal party map and Gens rules apply). 0 = both off
PartyGeneralExperience1-5	100 / 80 / 75 / 65 / 60	Percentage share per party size N (generic party). Keys 6-10 are no longer read
PartySpecialExperience1-5	100 / 80 / 75 / 65 / 60	Share when 3 or more different classes are in range of the kill
PartyDisablePK	0	1 prevents PK characters from joining parties
PartyExperienceDistance	0	Tiles a party member may be from the dying monster and still get a share of the experience. Straight line, same map only. 0 = vanilla 10. Does not affect party heal/buff range, which stays at 10
PartyExperienceRequireLOS	0	1 also requires a clear line of sight: a wall between the monster and the member blocks that member's share. 0 = vanilla, walls ignored

Potion Settings

Per-potion restore rates, percent of max pool.

Key	Default	Effect
ApplePotionRate	10	Apple: % of max HP restored
SmallLifePotionRate	20	Small Healing
MidleLifePotionRate	30	Medium Healing
LargeLifePotionRate	25	Large Healing
SmallManaPotionRate	20	Small Mana
MidleManaPotionRate	30	Medium Mana
LargeManaPotionRate	40	Large Mana
SmallShieldPotionRate	25	Small Shield
MidleShieldPotionRate	35	Medium Shield
LargeShieldPotionRate	45	Large Shield
SmallCompoundPotionRate1/2	10 / 5	Small Compound: HP / MP (both restored)
MidleCompoundPotionRate1/2	25 / 10	Medium Compound
LargeCompoundPotionRate1/2	45 / 20	Large Compound
EliteLifePotionRate	100	Elite Healing
EliteManaPotionRate	100	Elite Mana
EliteShieldPotionRate	65	Elite Shield

Transformation Ring Settings

Map slots 1-6 to a transformation item index. Values are item subtypes in the Miscellaneous item category.

Key	Default	Ring slot
TransformationRing1	2	Slot 1
TransformationRing2	7	Slot 2
TransformationRing3	14	Slot 3
TransformationRing4	8	Slot 4
TransformationRing5	9	Slot 5
TransformationRing6	41	Slot 6

Jewel Settings

Success rates (percent) for jewel and stone operations. Each group has four _AL0-3 keys.

Key group	Default	Effect
SoulSuccessRate_AL0-3	100	Jewel of Soul on item +level up
LifeSuccessRate_AL0-3	50	Jewel of Life on item +option
HarmonySuccessRate_AL0-3	50	Jewel of Harmony enhancement
SmeltStoneSuccessRate1_AL0-3	50	Harmony Refining Stone purification
SmeltStoneSuccessRate2_AL0-3	70	Harmony Refining Stone smelt
AddLuckSuccessRate1_AL0-3	25	Lucky option roll attempt 1
AddLuckSuccessRate2_AL0-3	20	Lucky option roll attempt 2

Fruit Settings

Stat point redistribution via fruits. _AL0-3 rate keys of -1 mean the engine uses built-in formulas.

Key	Default	Effect
FruitAddPointMin	1	Minimum stat points added per fruit
FruitAddPointMax	3	Maximum added
FruitAddPointSuccessRate_AL0-3	-1	Success rate override. -1 keeps engine default
FruitSubPointMin	1	Minimum subtracted per fruit
FruitSubPointMax	9	Maximum subtracted
FruitSubPointSuccessRate_AL0-3	-1	Subtract success rate override. -1 keeps engine default

HP Bonus System

Grants bonus HP per master reset.

Key	Default	Effect
HpBonus_AL0-3	1	HP added per master reset, per tier
HpBonus_MAX	1	Absolute cap on total bonus HP. Missing key = 0

Bonus HP = master resets x HpBonus_ALn, cut down to HpBonus_MAX. The shipped cap of 1 makes the system almost do nothing (at most +1 HP). Raise HpBonus_MAX to use it.

Die System

Chat announcements on death.

Key	Default	Effect
DieUserSwitch	1	Broadcasts when a player dies
DieMonsterSwitch	1	Broadcasts when a notable monster dies

Online User System

Key	Default	Effect
OnlineGmSwitch	1	Announces GM login/logout
OnlineUserSwitch	1	Announces player login/logout

Experience Message

Key	Default	Effect
DisableExpMessage	0	1 hides XP-per-kill messages; only level-up messages remain. Premium feature

Pushback Effects

Each flag removes the push/fall animation triggered by the named skill when 1.

Key	Default	Removes pushback from
DisableLightningEffect	1	Lightning
DisableCycloneEffect	1	Cyclone
DisableTwistEffect	1	Twisting Slash
DisableLungEffect	1	Lunge
DisableFallingEffect	1	Falling Slash
DisableUpperCutEffect	1	Uppercut

Wing Class Mix Restrictions

Per-class blocks on wing creation in the Chaos Machine.

Key	Default	Effect
DisableWingMixDL	0	1 prevents Dark Lord from mixing wings
DisableWingMixSU	0	1 prevents Summoner from mixing wings
DisableWingMixRF	0	1 prevents Rage Fighter from mixing wings

PK Event Access

Key	Default	Effect
PkCanEnterBC	0	1 allows PK characters into Blood Castle
PkCanEnterCC	0	1 allows PK into Chaos Castle
PkCanEnterDS	0	1 allows PK into Devil Square

PK Item Drop

Controls item drops from PKed characters.

Key	Type	Default	Effect
PkItemDropSwitch	0 or 1	0	Master toggle
PkItemDropEnable_AL0-3	0 or 1	1 each	Per-tier enable
PkItemDropMinLevel	int	0	Minimum character level before drops trigger
PkItemDropMaxLevel	int	15	Maximum level at which drops still trigger
PkItemDropExecellent	0 or 1	1	Include Excellent items in the drop pool
PkItemDropSocketItem	0 or 1	1	Include Socket items
PkItemDropSetItem	0 or 1	1	Include Set items
PkItemDropHarmony	0 or 1	1	Include Harmony-enhanced items
PkItemDropRate	int out of 10000	100	Drop chance per eligible item. 100 = 1%

Disconnect Online Account

Key	Default	Effect
DisconnectOnlineAccount	1	On duplicate login, kick the existing session instead of rejecting the new one

Castle Siege Skills

Key	Default	Effect
EnableCsSkillsAllMaps	1	1 enables Castle Siege skill effects outside the CS map

Combo System

Key	Default	Effect
EnableComboToAllSwitch	1	1 enables combo skills for every class
ComboEnablePushEffect	1	1 knocks back monsters on combo hits

EnableComboToAllSwitch remains the master toggle. The CustomCombo plugin (Data/Plugins/Characters/CustomCombo.xml) extends the system by defining which skills count as primary and secondary in a combo for the classes that unlock it. CustomCombo does not shadow this switch; a class with combos disabled here stays without combos regardless of plugin content.

Online Rewards

Periodic zen / coin rewards for connected players. OnlineRewardOfflineSystems = 1 extends this to offline accounts. Coin1 = WC, Coin2 = WP, Coin3 = GP.

Key	Default	Effect
OnlineRewardOfflineSystems	0	1 applies rewards even while offline
OnlineRewardCoin1Delay	60 min	Interval for Coin1
OnlineRewardCoin1Value_AL0-3	0	Amount per interval for each tier
OnlineRewardCoin2Delay	60 min	Interval for Coin2
OnlineRewardCoin2Value_AL0-3	0	Amount per interval
OnlineRewardCoin3Delay	60 min	Interval for Coin3
OnlineRewardCoin3Value_AL0-3	0	Amount per interval

Skill Timing / Attack Speed

Global attack speed formula for every skill. Server is authoritative; client display is cosmetic.

delay = max(MinSkillDelay, BaseSkillDelay * 1000 / (1000 + speed * SpeedGrowthFactor))
APS   = (1000 + speed * SpeedGrowthFactor) / BaseSkillDelay

Key	Default	Effect
MaxAttackSpeed	290	Cap on the speed a character reaches from stats alone. 0 = no cap
AttackSpeedOvercap	50	How much speed items, potions and buffs may add beyond MaxAttackSpeed. Stat (agility) speed alone can never exceed MaxAttackSpeed; bonuses stack on top of it and are clamped to this value. Absolute ceiling = MaxAttackSpeed + AttackSpeedOvercap. 0 = vanilla behavior, where bonuses cannot push past the cap
BaseSkillDelay	1000	Starting delay in ms (delay at speed 0)
SpeedGrowthFactor	23	APS gain per speed point. Higher = faster scaling
MinSkillDelay	100	Minimum delay in ms. Absolute floor

At the shipped defaults, stat speed caps at 290 (130 ms delay, 7.69 casts/sec) and bonuses may carry a character to 340.

Per-skill timing overrides live in the SkillTweaks plugin. Those layer on top of this global formula.

Cross-File Dependencies

Setting here	Depends on or affects
EnableCastleSiege	Every Castle Siege schedule/reward block in Event.dat is inert when 0
WriteChaosMixLog	Gates log rows produced by ChaosMix plugin recipes
WriteLuckySpinLog	Gates log rows produced by the LuckySpin plugin (Data/Plugins/LuckySpin/ wheels)
GameDataOverlay	Path of the overlay folder shadowing shared Data/ - see Data Overlays
Create Character Settings	Combines with Character.dat class availability
<CLASS>LevelUpPoint, PlusStatPoint	Feed stat growth curves in Character.dat
ServerMinReset, ServerMaxReset, ServerMinMasterReset, ServerMaxMasterReset	Cap reset limits defined per-command in Command.dat
EnableComboToAllSwitch, ComboEnablePushEffect	Combo definitions live in CustomCombo plugin; this switch is the master gate
Skill Timing block (MaxAttackSpeed, BaseSkillDelay, SpeedGrowthFactor, MinSkillDelay)	Per-skill scaling in SkillTweaks plugin
HelperSwitch, HelperActive*	Pickup whitelist in MuHelperPickup plugin
CashShopSwitch, CashShopGoblinPointDelay, CashShopGoblinPointValue_AL*	Cash shop catalog in Cash Shop
MasterSkillTree, MasterSkillTreePoint, MasterSkillTreeMaxLevel	Tree definitions in MasterSkillTree

Common Issues

• Stuck at "Loading files..." - LicenseKey empty or invalid

• Port in use - ServerPort conflicts with another process or a previous crashed instance

• Duplicate "GameServer online/offline" in ConnectServer log - ServerCode matches another running GameServer

• Players report wrong server name - ServerName mismatch with what ConnectServer's ServerList.xml advertises

• VIP users get the same rates as free accounts - _AL1/_AL2/_AL3 keys all set to the same value as _AL0

• Players rubber-banded or disconnected for moving too fast - check the hack log for [MoveSpeed] lines; raise MoveSpeedGuardTolerance/MoveSpeedGuardSlack, or set MoveSpeedGuardMode to 1 (log-only) while you look into it

• Cannot create Rage Fighter - RFCreateLevel_AL* set to 250 (known bug)

• Castle Siege schedule does nothing - EnableCastleSiege = 0