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And, i see the tool in discord (mapping channel). Here the post to join  

it is not.

Differences based on character selections? I was trying a challenge run (which turned into a debug session for a map modder because zombie spawns overloaed) and ran into some interesting points. I've always played female characters is zomboid. However, in this session I was trying to find a way to fight off a 16k+ horde that was camping my spawnpoint (bugging out map mod, remember); I was rushing to make a new character and accidentally made a male character, using the same base traits combo I usually use. This male character immediately was able to fun faster, jump fences with no chance of tripping, gained significantly less panic, was almost immune to zombie grabs and lost significantly less stamina when running along the exact same path as my previous characters did. My last two female characters had to stop and rest to recover exhaustion twice each while running along the path, while the male character was able to reach the end barely winded with no stops. It felt like my game actually functioned correctly for once, like how it looks when I watch streamers or PZ youtubers, where the character is strong and able to do anything (compared to my usual runs, where simply being near two zombies is enough to immobilize my character and instakill me). Was this just a lucky run? Did my character somehow randomly start with better skill levels? Does it have anything to do with my selection choices? Do PZ characters have randomized hiden stats at the start of each run? I'm still sort of new to the game (only ~400hrs) so I don't know a ton about this stuff. I know people have always claimed that character selection doesn't matter and is only asthetic, but it sure doesn't feel like it. I know this post could be a sensitive topic and I'm sorry if it offends readers, but this event offended me too and that's why I want to talk about it.

i don't sure but i have a suggestion. Try to download java: https://www.java.com/es/ if not, sorry, but is a good thing to use for many apps and programs, not only PZ. Good luck.

You could just test it in a throw away game by debugging yourself a generator in the desired location and then running it to see what happens.