Server Configuration

Configure your Truck Simulator server settings

Server Configuration

Configure your American Truck Simulator or Euro Truck Simulator 2 server.

Configuration File

The main server configuration file is located at:

American Truck Simulator:

.local/share/American Truck Simulator/server_config.sii

Euro Truck Simulator 2:

.local/share/Euro Truck Simulator 2/server_config.sii

Adding Moderators

You can add moderators to help manage your server.

Step 1: Get Steam64 IDs

Each moderator needs their Steam64 ID. To find a Steam64 ID:

1. Go to SteamID Lookup or search “Steam ID Lookup” on Google
2. Enter the player’s Steam profile URL
3. Copy their Steam64 ID (a long number like 76561198012345678)

Step 2: Edit Configuration

1. Open Files in the panel
2. Navigate to the config file location (see above)
3. Open server_config.sii
4. Add the moderator list:

moderator_list: 3
moderator_list[0]: 76561198012345678
moderator_list[1]: 76561198087654321
moderator_list[2]: 76561198011111111

Replace the example Steam64 IDs with your actual moderator Steam64 IDs. The number after moderator_list: should match how many moderators you’re adding.

Step 3: Restart Server

Save the file and restart your server for changes to take effect.

Common Settings

Server Name

Set your server name in the configuration file:

server_name: "My Trucking Convoy"

Server Description

Add a description for your server:

server_description: "Welcome to our convoy server!"

Password Protection

To make your server private:

password: "yourpassword"

Leave empty for a public server:

password: ""

Maximum Players

Set the maximum number of players:

max_players: 8

Startup Variables

In the Startup tab of your panel, you can configure:

Variable	Description
Steam Token	Your Game Server Login Token (required)
Server Name	Display name for your server
Max Players	Maximum concurrent players

Tips

Test your configuration by starting the server and checking the console for any errors after making changes.

Backup your config before making major changes so you can restore if something goes wrong.

Next Steps

• Troubleshooting
• Getting Started