The direct-connect address; the query port is derived by the official rule game port minus 1
#ports#connect
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Native Linux
Permission group generator · Rising World
Voxel Open-World Survival Building · Voxel Sandbox / Survival Crafting
Player tools indexed: 5
Admin consoles: 8
176 permission keys across 10 categories, the group-name rules, the spg assignment command and both official directory spellings
Player tools (5)
Instant interactive calculations and recipe plannersFive branches: not listed, unjoinable, RCON failing, config ignored, plugins and scheduler not working
#triage#logs
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The developer publishes numbers: about 600 MB of disk, 1-2 GB RAM for small servers, 4-8 GB for more players, 64-bit only
#hardware#spec
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Three numbering lines side by side (announcement 0.9.3, server software 0.6.7.2, the four AMP branch names) while appinfo publishes zero branches
#version#branch
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The official 244 commands across 17 subsections, German and English descriptions side by side, admin commands flagged
#commands#reference
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Server admin and config generation (8)
Config files, startup scripts and command wizards for running a serverThe official RAM ranges plus the plugin JVM heap counted separately; the world data keeps growing; no per-player MB formula
#memory#capacity
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Three ports across four readings; the group span is only 2 (so the step must be at least 3); the query port is TCP
#ports#instances
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4255 gets TCP and UDP while 4254 and 4253 get TCP only, because the official docs call the query port TCP
#firewall#rules
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appid 339010 (AMP also passes UpdateSourceArgs=324080), branch selection and the example-config copy stage
#install#branch
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Three forms side by side: the official docs and LinuxGSM both use no arguments (headless is built in) while AMP passes +Key=Value
#startup#forms
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132 key slots (131 server keys plus one AMP-internal parameter) across 7 sections, with 97 official comments
#config#keys
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Line-by-line validation of scheduler.txt, nine event triggers, %serveroption.*% variables and the official restart sequence
#scheduler#triggers
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176 permission keys across 10 categories, the group-name rules, the spg assignment command and both official directory spellings
#permissions#JSON
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FAQ
- Which Rising World server-admin tools are available?
- We list 8 tools for Rising World: Capacity and memory budget, Port matrix, Firewall rules, Install script, Startup arguments, server.properties generator, Task scheduler generator, Permission group generator. All of them run straight in your browser.
- Which ports does Rising World need open?
- Rising World defaults to 4255/TCP/UDP, 4254/TCP, 4253/TCP. Use the actual instance configuration and allow only the listed protocols and ports. Check the host firewall, router forwarding and game visibility settings.
- How do I install a dedicated Rising World server?
- Install it with SteamCMD — the dedicated server app id for Rising World is 339010, so +app_update 339010 validate downloads or updates it. Config files usually live at RisingWorldDedicatedServer/server.properties, RisingWorldDedicatedServer/server.example.properties, RisingWorldDedicatedServer/scheduler.example.txt.
- Do these tools cost anything or need installing?
- No. Everything runs in the page: no install, no sign-up, no cost. Enter your values and the result appears instantly, and you can copy the generated configs and commands with one click.