📑MapServerInfo

This only matters when the server runs across multiple GameServer processes that share the maps among themselves (the same concept as GameServerCS, which appears as a HIDE server in the ConnectServer's ServerList.dat). With a single GameServer, simply set InitSetVal = 1 in block 0 and leave block 1 empty.

The file contains two blocks, each starting with the block number (0 or 1) on its own line and ending with end.

Section 0 — GameServer registration

Column	Accepted values ​​	Description
ServerCode	Number, unique per process	Identifies this GameServer process. Must match the ServerCode configured within the GameServer itself.
MapServerGroup	Number from 0 to 19	Groups processes that form the same game world/group (used, for example, to determine which servers receive a global message).
InitSetVal	1, 0, or -1	Default behavior for this server regarding any map not listed in Block 1. 1 = hosts all maps locally by default. 0 = hosts none by default; randomly selects another registered server that hosts the map. -1 = same concept as 0, but the automatic selection is not random.
IpAddress	Any character + the IP, e.g., S172.16.0.115	Public IP address of this GameServer, used to transfer the player here. The first character before the IP is mandatory and is discarded by the parser — see notes.
Port	Port number	Port used by this GameServer for player transfers.

Section 1 — map-specific exceptions

Column	Accepted values ​​	Description
ServerCode	A ServerCode already registered in Block 0	The GameServer process to which this rule applies.
NotMoveOption	0 or 1	1 = the map (NextMap) is hosted locally by this server. 0 = not hosted here; the player must be transferred to NextServerCode.
NextMap	Valid map number	The map to which this line applies.
NextServerCode	A registered ServerCode, -1, or -2	Where to send the player when NotMoveOption = 0. -1/-2 let the system automatically choose another server hosting the map. Completely ignored when NotMoveOption = 1 — you can leave -1 set just for reference.

Notes

• The first character of the IpAddress (the S in the example) is merely a mandatory placeholder; the parser always discards the field's first character before storing the actual IP. Writing the IP without this extra leading character causes the first digit of the actual address to be lost.

• Use block 1 solely to list exceptions: maps that are not located on the server registered in block 0 (InitSetVal = 1) but rather on a different process—as seen in the example, where a secondary GameServer exclusively hosts the instance maps (Castle Siege, Land of Trials, Crywolf, Barracks, Refuge, Loren Market).