How to Find a DayZ Workshop ID and Mod ID covers one of the most common DayZ server administration tasks.
This guide is written for PC DayZ server owners using a managed game panel, VPS, or dedicated server. Exact menu names vary by host, but the underlying DayZ files and concepts are the same.
Create a copy of the file, mission folder, profile configuration, or persistence data you are about to change. Keep a known-good rollback instead of troubleshooting from memory.
Workshop ID vs. Folder Name vs. Class Name
| Identifier | Example | Used For |
|---|---|---|
| Workshop ID | 1559212036 | Downloading CF from Steam Workshop |
| Mod folder | @CF | DayZ -mod= startup argument |
| Class name | Varies by mod | XML/JSON economy and script configuration |
The Workshop ID is the numeric id= value in the Steam Workshop URL. Do not use the Workshop ID as an XML classname unless the mod documentation explicitly says so.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does this guide cover?
How to Find a DayZ Workshop ID and Mod ID is a DayZ server administration topic covered in this guide. Use the current DayZ/mod documentation and test changes on a backup before applying them to production.
Do I need to restart my DayZ server after these changes?
Most server-side configuration, mod and mission changes require a server restart. Use a graceful shutdown so persistence can save correctly.
Should I wipe my DayZ server for this change?
Usually not. A wipe is destructive and should only be used when the change or mod specifically requires it, or when you intentionally want a new season.
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