The lists
| List | File | What it does |
|---|---|---|
| Admins | AdminUsers.ini | Players who can run admin commands in the game |
| Banned | BannedUsers.ini | Players who cannot join |
| Whitelist | WhitelistedUsers.ini | The game's whitelist |
| Only these | ExclusiveUsers.ini | A list for a private server |
| Silenced | SilencedUsers.ini | Players who cannot use chat |
| Settings admins | ServerSettingsAdminUsers.ini | Players who may change server settings in the game |
Finding a SteamID64
Open the player's Steam profile. If its address looks like steamcommunity.com/profiles/76561198000000000, the number is the ID. A custom address (steamcommunity.com/id/name) needs a lookup site. On Flux you can paste the profile link instead of the number.
On a Flux server
The Player Lists tab has all six lists, with the name the save knows next to each ID, a badge for who is online, and a roster of every player who has joined. Add by ID or profile link, remove with one click, and restart when you are done, so the game starts with your change. You can also set your own SteamID as admin when you deploy.
Frequently asked questions
How do I make myself an admin on a SCUM server?
Put your SteamID64 in AdminUsers.ini and restart. On Flux, add it in the Player Lists tab or in the Admins box when you deploy.
How do I make my server private?
Put the players you want in ExclusiveUsers.ini (the "Only these" list). While it has anyone in it, only they can join. A join password does the same job more simply.