War3zuk modded servers

Why host War3zuk with Supercraft

• High-performance nodes keep HD textures, larger hordes, and RWG maps stable.
• FTP (port 2121) for exact file placement - prevents partial uploads and missing bundles.
• Backups, console, and crash logs in one panel to troubleshoot mid-wipe (see how).
• Support team already handles War3zuk sync issues and folder layout.

Install War3zuk (manual FTP)

1. Download the latest War3zuk AIO build (GitHub/launcher) that matches your Steam build.
2. Connect via FTP with the host from Details and port 2121 using FileZilla/WinSCP.
3. Upload the unpacked Mods folder contents into sdtd/bin/Mods on the server.
4. Have every player install the same War3zuk version locally to avoid mismatched bundles.
5. Restart the server and verify the console loads War3zuk modlets without errors.

Need FTP help? Check the FTP access guide or the User Guide for the correct paths.

Best practices

• Keep client and server builds identical - War3zuk is strict about version drift.
• Upload entire mod archives; partial uploads trigger “unexpected data received.”
• Set GameWorld/GameName to your uploaded save to prevent resets.
• Upgrade to XL for large co-op groups or 8K+ worlds to avoid mid-week crashes.

Also popular: Darkness Falls servers with the same one-click setup.

Troubleshooting

• “Unexpected data received”: reinstall the same War3zuk version everywhere and restart clients/servers (see Help FAQ #21).
• Missing HD assets or pink textures: re-upload Mods via FTP and clear client cache.
• Upload failures: retry during off-peak or break uploads into smaller batches to avoid timeouts.