ARK.propertiesĪRK.properties provides basic server administration that is necessary for all server owners. If you would like to configure your GameUserSettings.ini and Game.ini through an FTP client, you can find them both at /ShooterGame/Saved/Config/LinuxServer. You can find your ARK.properties, GameUserSettings.ini, and Game.ini with the following steps Setting MatingIntervalMultiplier=0.5 would decrease the interval duration (meaning they would mate more frequently). However, setting MatingIntervalMultiplier=2.0 does not speed up the interval but actually increases its duration. Example: XPMultiplier=2.0 means that there is twice as much XP gain.When selecting values for settings, it's important to know if making the default higher or lower, increases/decreases the duration of the set option.If your Game.ini is resetting on restart, then you have not added at the top of the file.If your GameUserSettings.ini is resetting on restart, then you can check out our Knowledgebase article to troubleshoot this.If there is an option you wish to change but you do not see it in the correct file, then you simply need to manually add it as it is not there by default.If you are not sure if a specific option goes into GameUserSettings.ini or Game.ini, use the Ark Wiki, search ( CTRL+ F) for the option and then find the subheading it is under to determine which file requires it.Before making changes to config files, always Stop your server.

Here are a few tips and important notes we always suggest when changing ARK configuration as it can be very tedious and even minor mistakes can cause issues with your server. This allows you to change map, stat multipliers, server name and way more. You can configure your server's properties, GameUserSettings.ini and Game.ini with ease all through the Multicraft control panel. All Shockbyte's ARK servers are fully customisable.

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