cliz is a set of sh wrappers for DayZ client and server executable.
It also supports diagnostic executable DayZDiag_x64.exe, to help you during mod developement.
It is meant to be used in a WSL enviroment.
It's recommended to add the scripts to PATH enviroment variable for easier usage
- Usage
DayZClientLauncher [-hvkdwflBE] [-n name] [-m modsList] [-a serverAddress] [-p serverPort] [-s serverPassword] [-c coresNumber] [-X exeFile] [-M mission] [-P profileFolder] [-W world]
- Options
-h, --help Show this help.
-v, --verbose Be verbose. Can be repeated for more verbosity
-k, --kill Kill active processes before starting a new one
-d, --diagnostic Use diagnostic executable.
-w, --windowed Runs the game in windowed mode
-n, --name <name> Selects a profile from profiles folder with the
given name (also in-game nickname)
-f, --file-patching Ensures that only PBOs are loaded
and NO unpacked data.
-B, --buldozer Starts the game in bulldozer mode.
-E, --no-pause Allows the game to run even when its window does not have focus.
-l, --do-logs Enables all log messages in the server RPT file.
-m, --mods <mods> Loads the specified sub-folders for different mods.
Separated by semi-colons. Absolute path and
multiple stacked folders are possible.
-a, --server-address <address> Connects to this server with this IP address or
or domain name
-p, --server-port <port> Connects to a server via this port
-s, --server-password <secret> Uses this server passoword, if required
-c, --cpu-count <cores number> Sets the number of logical CPU cores to use for
parallel tasks processing. It should be less or
equal than the numbers of available cores.
-X, --exe <exe file> Selects what executable file to be used
-M, --mission <mission> Selects what mission to use.
-P, --profile-folder <profile> Path to the folder containing server profile. By default,
server logs are written to server profile folder.
Logs/dumps/etc will be created there, along with
BattlEye/BEC/Rcon related files. Windows Environment
variables are supported. E.g. &userprofile&
-W, --world <world> Selects a game world to be loaded by default
- Usage
DayZServerLauncher [-hvkdflanF] [-m modsList] [-s serverMods] [-p portNumber] [-c coresNumber] [-L maxFPS] [-X exeFile] [-C configFile] [-M mission] [-P profileFolder] [-B BEpath]
- Options
-h, --help Show this help.
-v, --verbose Be verbose. Can be repeated for more verbosity
-k, --kill Kill active processes before starting a new one
-d, --diagnostic Use diagnostic executable.
-f, --file-patching Ensures that only PBOs are loaded
and NO unpacked data.
-l, --do-logs Enables all log messages in the server RPT file.
-a, --admin-log Enables the admin log.
-n, --net-log Enables the network traffic logging.
-F, --freeze-check Stops the server when frozen for more than
5 min and create a dump file.
-m, --mods <mods> Loads the specified sub-folders for different mods.
Separated by semi-colons. Absolute path and
multiple stacked folders are possible.
-s, --server-mods <mods> Loads the specified sub-folders for different
server-side (not broadcasted to clients) mods.
Separated by semi-colons. Absolute path and
multiple stacked folders are possible.
-p, --port <port> Port to have dedicated server listen on.
-c, --cpu-count <cores number> Sets the number of logical CPU cores to use for
parallel tasks processing. It should be less or
equal than the numbers of available cores.
-L, --limit-fps <max fps> Limits server FPS to specified value (current
max is 200) to lower CPU usage of low population servers.
-X, --exe <exe file> Selects what executable file to be used
-C, --config <config> Selects the Server Config File.
-M, --mission <mission> Selects what mission to use.
-P, --profile-folder <profile> Path to the folder containing server profile. By default,
server logs are written to server profile folder.
Logs/dumps/etc will be created there, along with
BattlEye/BEC/Rcon related files. Windows Environment
variables are supported. E.g. userprofile
-B, --battleye-path <path> Sets a custom path to the Battleye files.
- Usage
DayZWorkbenchLauncher [-hv] [-m modsList] [-X exeFile]
- Options
-h, --help Show this help.
-v, --verbose Be verbose. Can be repeated for more verbosity.
-m, --mods <mods> Loads the specified sub-folders for different mods.
Separated by semi-colons. Absolute path and
multiple stacked folders are possible.
-X, --exe <exe path> Selects what executable file to be used
