Auto Restart Mod FAQ

The mod activates automatically once installed on your server. Access its configuration file in your server's config folder to begin setting up restart rules—no additional activation step is needed.

Yes, you can combine scheduled restarts, TPS-based restarts, and empty-server restarts in a single configuration. The mod will trigger whichever condition is met first.

Players are disconnected when the restart occurs. You can configure a warning message that broadcasts to all players before the restart begins, giving them time to log off safely.

The mod integrates with external restart scripts, so it works alongside most server management tools and panels. Check your panel's documentation to ensure it supports custom restart triggers.

The mod logs restart events to your server log file, including the reason (scheduled, TPS-based, or empty-server trigger). Check your logs to review restart history.

The mod counts all players on the server when determining if it's empty—there's no built-in way to exclude specific players or regions. If a player is online, the empty-server restart won't trigger.

This depends on your server's needs, but most servers restart when TPS drops significantly below normal (typically when performance degrades noticeably). Consult your server logs to find the TPS level that indicates problems.

The mod triggers a full server restart, which reloads the world and all server processes. It doesn't selectively restart individual worlds or dimensions.

You'll need to modify the configuration file or use a command (if the mod provides one) before the restart time arrives. Once the restart begins, it cannot be stopped mid-process.

The mod is designed to be lightweight and runs minimal checks in the background. It should have negligible impact on server performance, though restarting itself will cause a brief interruption.