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Server config is loaded from the profiles folder of CRDTN on your server instance.

  1. Create a CRDTN in $profiles/CRDTN

  2. Create CRDNT_Core.json

```json
{
    "CRDTN_ServerName"              : ">> EXAMPLE NAME <<",
    "CRDTN_IntroSoundSet"           : "CRDTN_Core_SoundSet_Music_Oxido",
    "CRDTN_NotificationsWrapper"    : "CRDTN_Core/Layouts/Notifications/notifications.layout",
    "CRDTN_Notifications"           : "CRDTN_Core/Layouts/Notifications/notification_element.layout",
    "CRDTN_UseVanillaNotifications" : 0,
    "CRDTN_DisableIntroNotification": 0,
    "CRDTN_Debug"                   : 1,
    "CRDTN_IntroMusic"              : 0,
    "CRDTN_AdminList"               : [ "avCdzuTN2GEbHlqfPk2wXFvUyxW7CVe50bFIWgDCvN0=" ],
    "CRDTN_Packages": {}
}
```
  1. Create Quests folder in CRDTN folder

  • If you want to enable logging, you can create a Logs folder

CRDTN folder in $profiles/CRDTN
  1. Create the files and folders so it looks like the following image

    CAREFULLY - AdditinalQuests = there is a typo!!!!

Quests folder in $profiles/CRDTN/Quests
AdditionalQuests in $profiles/CRDTN/AdditionalQuests

Make sure you're using @CRDTN Core mod and the main Quests.json file is in the Quests folder of CRDTN. This json file is a foundational quest file and you can leave it empty or setup some quests in that. It's there due to a backwards compatibility, but since the update 0.6, you are able to use AdditionalQuests parameter in the Settings.json and setup multiple files.

$profiles/CRDTN/Settings.json

Create an empty config file in $profiles/CRDTN/Quests/Quests.json

Examples

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Quests.json

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