The PACK PVE | 1.0 Server

7 Days to Die is a new survival horde crafting game from The Fun Pimps:

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The PACK PVE | 1.0 Server

7 Days to Die is a new survival horde crafting game from The Fun Pimps:

𝟕 𝐃𝐚𝐲𝐬 𝐭𝐨 𝐃𝐢𝐞 𝟏.𝟎

The PACK PVE | 1.0 Server

QOL MODS SERVER SETTINGS

Claim Size = 121 Blocks; Claim Deadzone = 40 Blocks; Claim Duration = 21 Days No Claim Decay Infinite Claim Health While online or offline. With 0 time ORP. Bedroll Deadzone = 15 Blocks, Bedroll lasts = 45 days Difficulty = Survivalist; 24 HR cycle = 60 min.; Daylight length = 18 HRS; Blood Moon Count = 8 Enemies Zombie Day Speed = Run Zombie Night Speed = Sprint Zombie Feral Speed = Nightmare Zombie Blood Moon Speed = Sprint Zombie Feral Sense = Night Max Zombies = 90 Max Animals = 100 XP Multiplier - 150%, Party Kill Shared Range = 200m. Show Friends on Map yes. Player Block Dmg.; AI Block Dmg.; AI Blood Moon Block Dmg. All 150%. Loot Respawn Time = 7 game days. Days Chunk Reset Time = Disabled No Drop on Death or Quit Air Drops = Every 3 Days and they are Marked.

CHAT COMMAND LIST

The following must be typed into any of the chat channels. They must have the slash in the front of them.

FREE STUFF

/starterkit - Kit of Starter Items! (NO COST, ONE TIME USE)

GENERAL

/help - Get some help!! /seen <playerName> (or /ls) - Check when a player was last seen online. Ex. /ls funtimes

ECONOMY

Our players can earn the Server Currency "FunCoin" and spend on Items in our Shop, Trading with other players, /Gimme, /Teleport System! There are a few ways to earn, Playtime and Zombie Kills.

TELEPORT SYSTEM

There is a Cost to use the Teleport System. It has a Default Delay of 10 seconds, and Default 2 Minute Cooldown.

/cc - Teleports you the The PACK Community Center!

/tpa - Teleports you to a player, must be allies! Ex. /tpa funtimes

/get - Teleports lost or stuck vehicle to you. Vehicle must be in a chunk rendered by a player on the map. Ex. /get Bicycle, Minibike, Motorcycle, Jeep, Gyro, Drone

*VIP (SUPPORTERS)

VIP's earn more and also get Discounts in the Shop and on the cost of the /Commands as part of our Patreon Perk System!
VIP'S will be able to set extra teleport locations.
VIP's will need to link their Discord profile to their CSMM profile to get the Ingame [VIP] Roles assigned to them!

VIP Economy Commands /shop (/store) - Ingame shop! /claim - Claim items you have bought in the Web Shop! /balance (/ bal, /wallet) - Check how much FunCoin is in your wallet! /pay <playerName> <amount> - Send some currency to another player! Ex. /pay funtimes 9999999 /gimme (or /gimmie) - Gamble and receive a random item from a Loot Table! 20 minute cooldown. Cost: 50 FunCoin

VIP Teleport Commands /teleset (/settele) - Create a teleport location. Ex. /settele Home /tele (/tp) - Teleport to a set location. Ex. /tp Vandals Super Secret Loot Room /listtele (/telelist) - List of personal teleport locations. /listtele public - List of public teleports. /teleprivate (/telepriv) - Make a teleport private. Ex. /telepriv Funtimes Garage /telepublic (/telepub, pubtele) - Let everyone on the server teleport to the location. Ex. /telepub Vandals Dungeon /removetele (/deltele) - Remove a teleport location. Ex. /deltele Funtimes Old House /renametele - Rename a teleport location. Ex. /renametele Funtimes New House

V1.0 Official Release Notes

7DTD Basic Terminology and Controls

Terminology

Zombies refers to all humanoid NPC enemies.

Specials can refer to all special enemies and hostile animals. These include the Spider Zombie, Bear, Zombie Bear, Zombie Dog, Feral Zombie, Screamer, Infected Police Officer, and Burn Victim.

Early Game is a loose term often used to refer to the time around when a player has just started in a world, it is also referred to as the 'Primitive Stage'.

Mid Game is a loose term to refer to the time around when a player has established a safe place to stay overnight, in addition to a good supply of resources and sufficient weaponry.

Late Game is a loose term to refer to the time around when a player is nearly fully self-sustained and can pretty much deal with any threat without much trouble.

End Game refers to when a player has a well defended fortress and is completely self-sustained.

Controls

The controls used to play 7 Days to Die are a combination of keyboard keys, the mouse and mouse buttons. All keys can be re-assigned using the Controls tab found in the Options tab on the main menu of the game. From there you can change the key bindings, adjust the mouse sensitivity and invert the mouse control if desired.

Mouse

Used to control the character's point of view. This allows the player to look around in all directions in addition to being used to turn left or right while moving either forward or backwards with the W and S keys.

W, A, S, D Keys

Used to control the player's character's forward, backward and sideways movement. W is used to move forward, S is used to move backwards, A is used to move sideways to the left and D is used to move sideways to the right.

Space Bar

Used to jump. The player's character can jump a minimum of 1 block high. It is possible to jump higher by investing skill points into Parkour.

Left-Shift Key

Used to sprint. This increases your speed, but will decrease your Stamina.

Ctrl Key

Used to crouch. This is a toggle key whereby pressing it once will make the character crouch and pressing it again will cause them to stand up. In addition to activating the Stealth System, the player will also be able to move their character around silently and make less sound when searching containers. However, searching containers while using stealth will take more time. Whilst undetected, the player has chance at activating a sneak attack if they hit a Zombie. This will increase the amount of damage given by the attack.

C Key

Used to crouch. this works exactly the same way as the Ctrl Key, however it does not toggle and the player will need to hold it down to keep their character crouched.

Left Mouse Button

Used to activate an item's primary effect.

For melee weapons and tools, left clicking causes a swing which is either used to damage zombies or break blocks.
For placeable blocks, left clicking will rotate them.
For Pipe Bombs and Small Stones, holding the Left Mouse Button down will power up the strength the projectile will be thrown at, and releasing the button will launch the projectile.
For consumables like food and medicine, this action will consume one unit.
For firearms, the Left Mouse Button will discharge the firearm, consuming one unit of ammunition from inside the chamber and causing recoil. There are several different types of ammunition for the different firearms.
Right Mouse Button

Used to activate an item's secondary effect.

For repair/building tools such as the Stone Axe, Claw Hammer, or Nailgun, right clicking will attempt to repair the block if damaged, or upgrade frame shapes into a stronger material such as Concrete or Steel.
For blocks or traps, this action places them at the cross-hair on the selected area.
For Pipe Bombs, Dynamite, and other similar items, it will ignite the fuse, but don't forget to use the Left Mouse Button to throw them!
For firearms and the Crossbow, right clicking will allow the player to aim down sight for greater accuracy. However, while the Weapon is aimed down on the sight, the player's character movements will become very slow.
For most tools and melee weapons, the Right Mouse Button will initiate a Power Attack, which deals more damage but takes longer to execute.
- Utilizing a Tool or Weapon power attack, whether hitting something or not, will drain your Stamina considerably.
For Glass Jars and Buckets, right clicking on a water source such as a lake will convert it into Bottled Murky Water and Bucket of Water respectively.
E Key

Used to open a Door or search a container. Holding down the E Key over player crafted Doors or Chests will activate the option icons used to lock or unlock it and to input, create or change the Doors password. However these options are only available to the creator of the Door or chest.

R Key

Used to reload a Weapon. Holding down with some Weapons will show a wheel menu to load alternate ammunition types. When searching a Loot container the R key allows you to take everything at once. This, however, causes more noise than removing the contents piece by piece.

Tab Key

Used to open the inventory giving access to the crafting menu.

M Key

Used to open and close the Map Menu. On the bottom right of the Map Menu there are several icons in the bottom left which say exactly what they depict, as well as a bed icon. This is the point where the player has placed a Sleeping Bag as a spawn point, provided one has been placed.

G Key

Used to drop the currently selected object from the Toolbelt, or if a stack is selected it will drop one out of the stack. This key can be dangerous if accidentally pressed.

F Key

Used to switch on/off the Flashlight.

Mouse scroll

Used to control Weapon and Map Menu zoom or to cycle the Toolbelt. Also, while aiming down the sight of a hunting rifle or snipers rifle, using the Mouse scroll allows you zoom the scope in and out, the same goes for the Map Menu. Using the Mouse scroll while not aiming down the sight of a Weapon or using the map will allow you to cycle through the Toolbelt to select a desired slot.

I Key

Used to show other players and their statistics. Essentially a scoreboard that will give you information regarding the players currently on the server, character level, Gamestage, Zombie kills, player kills, deaths, and ping.

FAQ's and Wikis found on the WEB.

Alpha 20 is not compatible with previous Alpha worlds or save game data. New Pre-gen-Maps have been created and can be used. We also advise that you delete the 7 Days save Game data folder before playing.