Plus with checklist on windows firewall still doesn't work

While not impossible its probably much simpler to just run the game and server on the same machine.

@ponned89 not sure if you ever figured it out, but in server-coop.cfg you would just add one line of a command from Yaf3li's comment above (difficultyeasy, difficultyhard, difficultyfu...) and makes sure you add this in any area under other commands in the cfg like the g_speed, g_gravity command lines, thats where i put it for difficultyfu for vet and it works. Do not put a "set" in front of it, just one line being the command and thats it.

i also get this

How do you try that?

Go in dedicated_zm.cfg: set sv_mapRotation "loadmod \"mods/nazi_zombie_remastered\" map nazi_zombie_prototype loadmod \"mods/nazi_zombie_remastered_dlc1\" map nazi_zombie_asylum loadmod \"mods/nazi_zombie_remastered_dlc2\" map nazi_zombie_sumpf loadmod \"mods/nazi_zombie_remastered_dlc3\" map nazi_zombie_factory" And in T4_zm_server.sh: MOD="mods/nazi_zombie_remastered mods/nazi_zombie_remastered_dlc1 mods/nazi_zombie_remastered_dlc2 mods/nazi_zombie_remastered_dlc3"

My NAT type is "Open"

Glad you figured it out

That or explicitly telling the game not to use its own stats for the mod.

Nope, you got to wait.

I found a good work around is to use the steam overlay to make a steam note, and have it like: Team Deathmatch - connect 192.XX.XX.XX:XX you can just copy out the connect and paste into the console and hit enter. bonus of this method is it also works in a game!

https://forum.plutonium.pw/topic/34713/how-to-rotate-custom-maps-in-t4-zm/5

thanks you

@Subbrn first be aware of this Custom maps are not written with hot-joining in mind, because ZM dedicated servers didn't exist before Plutonium This means most of the custom maps code are not written with this in mind and therefore they will have bugs on dedicated servers that cannot be fixed without rewriting their code Now, the issue might be that you didn't update your CFG (map rotation) accordingly. The map name has to be the result of the mapname dvar in the console, which can also be the correct .ff file's name in the map's folder