Many mods include their own JSON configuration files. These typically belong in the /config folder or designer-related subfolders. The workshop designer usually describes the structure of their XML or JSON file on their Steam workshop page or in a readme file included with the mod.
The DayZ Expansion mod suite uses extensive JSON configuration. Here's a breakdown of key files and their purposes:
"StaminaData":
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Customizing your DayZ server allows you to create a unique experience, from adding custom buildings and spawn points to tweaking loot tables and vehicle locations. Many of these customizations are handled via JSON files, particularly when using the popular DayZ Editor. dayz json files install
"pos": [13400.5, 0.3, 5400.2], "name": "NWAF South", "allowed": ["survivor"]
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Complete Guide to Installing and Editing DayZ JSON Files for Custom Servers
"objectSpawnersArr": ["custom/objects_Map.json","custom/objects_Map1.json"] Many mods include their own JSON configuration files
Here is the standard workflow for installing a new JSON configuration:
Most custom JSON files belong in your server's mission folder, typically found at: The DayZ Expansion mod suite uses extensive JSON