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The TMX files contain the relative path to each tileset.  Example:
<tileset firstgid="1" name="appliances_cooking_01" tilewidth="64" tileheight="128"> <image source="../Tiles/appliances_cooking_01.png" width="512" height="1024"/> </tileset>The "<image source="..."/> lines show where the tileset image should be relative to the TMX file.  If you move the TMX or move the folder containing the tilesets it will break these paths.
 
So if you have ??? for a tile, figure out which tileset it is (use the eyedropper tool I suppose) then check that the PNG file for that tileset exists, and that the "image source=" line is pointing to it.

Look in your console when the game starts up for errors.  Probably you're missing this:
PersonalTraits = {}PersonalTraits.EveryTenMinutes = function()end

I released a small update to Build 32.5 that fixes "admin" not working, whoops.  But "admin XYZ" still isn't allowed as a username.
 
From the server console, type the commands but without the / in front.  The / is only needed in the chat window.

I released a small update to Build 32.5 that fixes "admin" not working, whoops.  But "admin XYZ" still isn't allowed as a username.
 
From the server console, type the commands but without the / in front.  The / is only needed in the chat window.

I added EvolvedRecipe.getBaseItem(),  EvolvedRecipe.getItemsList(), and EvolvedRecipe.isCookable().
It looks like InventoryItem.canStoreWater() already returns CanStoreWater.

I added EvolvedRecipe.getBaseItem(),  EvolvedRecipe.getItemsList(), and EvolvedRecipe.isCookable().
It looks like InventoryItem.canStoreWater() already returns CanStoreWater.

Vector2:getDirection()

Vector2:getDirection()

The SERVERNAME_SandboxVars.lua file is created for you if it doesn't exist (in IWBUMS at least, I can't remember if it is created in the public build)..  It goes in Zomboid/Server/.
 
The file is exactly the same as ProjectZomboid/media/lua/shared/Sandbox/SandboxVars.lua to start with, you can just copy that file to your Zomboid/Server/ directory.
 
You can run PZServerSettings.exe on a Windows machine, then copy the SERVERNAME_SandboxVars.lua it creates onto your Mac.

The SERVERNAME_SandboxVars.lua file is created for you if it doesn't exist (in IWBUMS at least, I can't remember if it is created in the public build)..  It goes in Zomboid/Server/.
 
The file is exactly the same as ProjectZomboid/media/lua/shared/Sandbox/SandboxVars.lua to start with, you can just copy that file to your Zomboid/Server/ directory.
 
You can run PZServerSettings.exe on a Windows machine, then copy the SERVERNAME_SandboxVars.lua it creates onto your Mac.

The map_X_Y.bin files are 10x10 chunks.  Take the Coords: from Blindcoder's map and divide by 10 (remove the last digit).

The map_X_Y.bin files are 10x10 chunks.  Take the Coords: from Blindcoder's map and divide by 10 (remove the last digit).

Leave the "Hydrocraft." out.
campingFuelType.HCWoodBlock = 1.0campingFuelType["HCWoodBlock"] = 1.0should work.

Leave the "Hydrocraft." out.
campingFuelType.HCWoodBlock = 1.0campingFuelType["HCWoodBlock"] = 1.0should work.

Another user had this, his map_t.bin file was corrupted (it was all zeroes, so the date was 0/0/0).  You'll have to delete the map_t.bin file unfortunately.  It will reset the server's clock, so the power/water might be on again.

Another user had this, his map_t.bin file was corrupted (it was all zeroes, so the date was 0/0/0).  You'll have to delete the map_t.bin file unfortunately.  It will reset the server's clock, so the power/water might be on again.

This means your spawn point is not inside the map.
{ worldX = 39, worldY = 23, posX = 61, posY = 23, posZ = 0 },Look at the bottom of the WorldEd window:
 

"Current cell: 39,23" would become worldX=39 and worldY=23.
"Cell x,y=61,23" would become posX=61 and posY=23.

This means your spawn point is not inside the map.
{ worldX = 39, worldY = 23, posX = 61, posY = 23, posZ = 0 },Look at the bottom of the WorldEd window:
 

"Current cell: 39,23" would become worldX=39 and worldY=23.
"Cell x,y=61,23" would become posX=61 and posY=23.

Hi guys/gals.  So I've set things back to the way they were in Build 29,  The server will send map chunks straight off the hard drive if they aren't already loaded, the way it used to be.  This required that the client knows how to update the Erosion objects, (only the server used to do this), which has removed a bit of randomness from Erosion in multiplayer (since client and server must choose the same trees/bushes/etc at the same locations now).  We'll probably do a short IWBUMS test in the next couple days before releasing.

Hi guys/gals.  So I've set things back to the way they were in Build 29,  The server will send map chunks straight off the hard drive if they aren't already loaded, the way it used to be.  This required that the client knows how to update the Erosion objects, (only the server used to do this), which has removed a bit of randomness from Erosion in multiplayer (since client and server must choose the same trees/bushes/etc at the same locations now).  We'll probably do a short IWBUMS test in the next couple days before releasing.

For splitscreen you need to be in the game already (so you can see your player in the game).
Then press the A button and it will let you create a new coop player.
You can't create a coop player until you are in the game.  It doesn't work from the menu before you have started a game.

For splitscreen you need to be in the game already (so you can see your player in the game).
Then press the A button and it will let you create a new coop player.
You can't create a coop player until you are in the game.  It doesn't work from the menu before you have started a game.

It is possible.  First you must create a Mod containing your custom map.  I attached an example mod you can look at.  The files you'll want to edit for your map are called mod.info, map.info, and spawnpoints.lua.
Try it out in single player first by activating the mod.
 
In multiplayer you need to tell the server to use your mod and spawnpoints.  This is done by editing the server's INI file located in the %username%/Zomboid/Server directory.  I attached an example of this in Server.zip.  The server name must be MyServer to use those files.  You specify the server name when launching the server with the -servername option.
 
You'll see these lines in MyServer.ini that tell the server which mods and which map to use.
Mods=MyMod1 -- this is the same name used in mod.infoMap=MyMod1World -- this is the map folder MyMod1/media/maps/MyMod1WorldMyMod1.zip
Server.zip

According to this the out-of-memory error can happen when the database file can't be created.
I wonder if it doesn't like your username?
 
Try changing your server .bat file like this (just add the "-Duser.home=D:/pzhome" text):
... -Duser.home=D:/pzhome zombie.network.GameServerCreate the directory D:/pzhome then start the server.

It looks as though you have a cell from a custom map at coordinate 45,33 (which is to the right of Muldraugh).
Something is going wrong reading in the 45_33.lotheader file.