SYS-06 · Windows app · v1.1.0

Run your V Rising server from one window.

Start, stop and restart your dedicated server, warn players before it goes down, back up the world, and change settings without digging through config files. Every stop saves the world first, so nobody loses progress.

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Free · Windows 10 or 11 · No Python needed

The V Rising Server Manager window, showing the server running with CPU and RAM use, Start and Stop buttons, and the Server tab with the server folder, name and visibility settings.

What it does

Features

New in 1.1

Saves on every stop

Stopping the server shuts it down properly, so V Rising saves the world first and players log back in where they left. Scheduled and daily restarts work the same way.

Restarts

Scheduled & daily restarts

Restart in a set number of minutes, or every day at a set time. Players get in-game warnings at 10, 5, 2 and 1 minute out.

Backups

World backups

Back up the save on demand or on a schedule, to any drive or a cloud-synced folder like OneDrive or Google Drive. Choose how many to keep.

New in 1.1

Connection Check

One click tells you whether the server is answering, how fast it answers from outside, and whether Steam's server list has it. Each result says what to fix.

Settings

Game settings, no config files

Player limits, PvP, day and night length, XP and resource rates, castle decay and more, with sliders and plain-English tooltips.

Setup

Install & update with SteamCMD

Download the dedicated server from scratch or update an existing one from inside the app. It stops the server safely first.

Admin

Players & admin tools

See who's been on, make admins, kick or ban, and send announcements or RCON commands.

Profiles

More than one server

Give each server its own profile, or run one copy of the manager per server at the same time.

A closer look

Screenshots

The Tools tab: quick announcement buttons, a scheduled restart countdown, the daily restart time and warning, and the backup folder. — Tools · announcements, restarts and backups

The Network tab: game and query ports, the public IP hidden with Copy and Show buttons, the local IP, and three green Connection Check results. — Network · Connection Check, with the public IP hidden

Getting started

Install

Download VRising.Server.Manager.exe from the latest release on GitHub.
Put it in a folder of its own, for example on your desktop. It saves its settings next to itself, so keep it in the same place when you update.
Run it. If Windows shows "Windows protected your PC", click More info, then Run anyway.
Point it at your server on the Setup tab, or let it download a fresh server with SteamCMD.

About that Windows warning

The app isn't code-signed, so Windows SmartScreen doesn't recognize it and warns you before the first run. That's normal for free community tools. The full source code is on GitHub if you'd like to check it, or run the Python script instead of the .exe.

In-game warnings need RCON

Restart warnings are sent to players through RCON. Turn it on in your server's ServerHostSettings.json, then enter the same password in the manager. How to enable RCON.

Can't see your own server?

If you play from the same house as the server, many home routers make it look slow or hide it from the list. Loosen the server list's Latency filter, or use Direct Connect to the server PC's local IP with LAN Server ticked. Players outside your home aren't affected.