RAGE Multiplayer

Fix invalid JSON in a RAGE Multiplayer server configuration

RAGE Multiplayer uses conf.json. A missing comma, an extra comma at the end of an object or an unescaped quote can stop the server from reading otherwise valid settings.

File locations used below — relative to the server root
conf.json

Make the change

  1. Stop the server and download the working conf.json.
  2. Make one intended change in Files, keeping quoted property names and valid JSON syntax.
  3. Use Startup for Server Name because the template writes that managed value into the file.
  4. Keep the bind address, allocated port and resource directories unchanged during the test.
  5. Start and inspect the first configuration or resource error before joining.
Startup variables for RAGE Multiplayer. Use the field labels in the steps; keep private credentials hidden when sharing screenshots.
Controls used in this task
Panel fieldWhat to keep in mind
Server NameThe name players see when looking for the session. Use a distinctive name so it is easy to distinguish from other servers. Up to 64 characters.

Check the result

If parsing fails, restore the saved file and repeat the edit. Use the project’s config reference for additional keys; configuration from another GTA multiplayer platform is not compatible.

Related guides

RAGE Multiplayer server not showing up or unable to connect

Documentation

Server configuration reference · Project documentation 2

RAGE MultiplayerGame managementGame panel
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