The Isle Evrima Gateway Map and Linux Config Paths
Many “the setting did nothing” reports are path mistakes: editing the client, editing WindowsServer on a Linux host, or changing a Legacy file while the dedicated server is running Evrima. Use the active server tree and verify the result after a restart.
Linux paths to know
| Purpose | Path below the server install |
|---|---|
| Game settings | TheIsle/Saved/Config/LinuxServer/Game.ini |
| EOS/engine settings | TheIsle/Saved/Config/LinuxServer/Engine.ini |
| Engine log | TheIsle/Saved/Logs/TheIsle.log |
| Player progression | TheIsle/Saved/PlayerData/ |
| Native shipping binary | TheIsle/Binaries/Linux/TheIsleServer-Linux-Shipping |
Set the active Evrima map
[/Script/TheIsle.TIGameSession]
MapName=GatewayGateway is the normal current Evrima map value used by dedicated-server references. Keep the map value aligned with the server build and do not copy a Legacy map URL into a native Linux Evrima launch command.
When map or config changes are not visible
- Confirm the player client and server are both on
evrima. - Check that the server process is using the Linux config directory.
- Stop the process before editing; some servers rewrite config on shutdown.
- Restart and inspect
TheIsle.logfor the loaded map and parse errors. - Keep a
Savedbackup before changing map or restoring player data.
Supercraft path: the panel and native launcher take care of the Linux binary, project argument and assigned ports. Use File Manager/FTP for the server's exposed paths, not a Windows tutorial's local AppData directory.
For the full config key reference, see The Isle Game.ini configuration guide. For a managed Gateway server, start with Supercraft hosting.