Changelog

Press Cmd/Ctrl+K anywhere on your dashboard to instantly find servers, settings, mods, backups and pages. You can even toggle switches and change settings right from the search box, or let it walk you through guided steps that highlight exactly where a setting lives.

The dock under the search box keeps your most common actions one step away. Invite a friend, copy your Split the Bill link, or check Activity without ever leaving the keyboard.

Every server row carries its own menu. Power up, create a backup, install mods, or copy join details from any page you happen to be on.

Editing files just got a lot safer: you can now see snapshot history for changed files, view real before-and-after diffs, and undo changes you didn't mean to make. A clearer save-error message also shows up if a save doesn't go through, and resetting a server's files now has a dedicated confirmation flow.

Search results for your active servers now include status, a copy-address button, live player count, a link to your public page, and quick actions. New dock panels let you open recent activity, split the bill with friends, or jump into Discord, and you can manage friend access right from the same view.

Install entire Steam Workshop collections in one go instead of adding mods one at a time, and let Java and Bedrock Minecraft players join the same server with new crossplay support. Mods can now also auto-restart your server to apply updates.

Build 42 has graduated to our stable branch, so new servers run it by default with a 3GB minimum. We also tracked down the bug that forced players to launch with -nosteam, so the normal Steam Join button works again and player names show up correctly.

You can now upload a Palworld world saved on Xbox Game Pass and Haptic converts it automatically. A new attach flow also helps you link your in-game character when starting from an existing save.

Anyone with your server's public page link can now start it up (Wake & Play or Always On) using a wake password you set, no Haptic account required. We also cleaned up the public page's wake and settings modal for clarity.

Palworld servers now support crossplay, so Xbox, PlayStation 5, and Mac players can join alongside Steam players, with platform badges showing who's on what. We also fixed console players getting lost from the in-game server browser and cleaned up dashboard settings and console access on imported worlds.

Terraria, 7 Days to Die, Don't Starve Together, Project Zomboid, Factorio, Minecraft Bedrock, DayZ, Enshrouded, Core Keeper, Palworld and Windrose now treat your on-disk config as the source of truth. Edit a setting by hand or through the dashboard and it survives reboots and hibernation instead of getting overwritten.

You can now run a custom framework and resources instead of a built-in one like QBCore or ESX. Haptic will discover and load your own resources automatically.