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How to Upload Your Own World to Your Romestead Server

Move an existing Romestead world onto your server: upload the world folder into saved_worlds, set World Name on the Startup tab to match, and restart.

Magnus·
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Jul 1, 2026
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Want to keep playing a world you started in singleplayer, or move one from another server? You can upload any Romestead world onto your DoomHosting server. Each world is a folder, and your server loads the one that World Name points to.

Find your world on your PC

On your computer, Romestead stores worlds here:

%appdata%\Romestead\EA\profiles\1\saved_worlds

Press Windows+R, paste that path, and press Enter (or browse to C:\Users\<you>\AppData\Roaming\Romestead\EA\profiles\1\saved_worlds). Each world is its own folder. Note the exact name of the folder you want to move.

Upload it to your server

  1. Stop your server first. Save files copied while the server is running can be incomplete.
  2. In the panel, open the File Manager (or connect with FTP) and go to the saved_worlds folder at the root of your server.
  3. Upload your entire world folder into saved_worlds.

Point your server at the world

Open the Startup tab and set World Name to the exact name of the folder you uploaded. It is case-sensitive, so it has to match the folder name character for character. Save.

The Romestead Startup tab showing the World Name field

Start the server

Start it, and your server loads your uploaded world instead of generating a new one. Share your connection address and your group can join. Your settlement now lives on the server, online 24/7.

Give it enough RAM

Romestead needs at least 5GB of RAM to load and run a world, and generating or loading a large world wants more (around 8GB). If a world fails to load or the server crashes on start, add RAM from the panel. Our Romestead RAM calculator helps you size it to your world and group.

Common issues

  • A new world generated instead of yours. World Name does not match the uploaded folder name exactly (it is case-sensitive). Set it to match and restart.
  • The world is missing or won't load. Upload the whole world folder (the folder itself, not just the files inside it) directly into saved_worlds, and make sure the server was stopped during the upload.
  • The server crashes loading a big world. Large worlds need more memory. Give the server 8GB or more and try again.

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