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Arma 3 launch parameters generator

Build your Arma 3 server launch line: -port, -config, -mod=, -serverMod=, -autoInit, -filePatching and CPU tuning.

Last updated: 10/9/2026

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Base

Profile folder: .rpt logs and .Arma3Profile.

Mods
Startup

“empty” loads an empty world; needed for -autoInit.

Enable only if needed (see allowedFilePatching in server.cfg).

Performance and misc

0 = not passed (engine default).

0 = not passed; otherwise number of usable cores.

start.sh
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#!/bin/bash
# Generated by games-tools.game-rank.com
./arma3server_x64 \
  -name=server \
  -port=2302 \
  -config=server.cfg \
  -cfg=basic.cfg \
  -profiles=profiles \
  -world=empty \
  -autoInit \
  -loadMissionToMemory \
  -enableHT
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How to use Arma 3 launch parameters generator?

The Arma 3 server is driven by command-line parameters. This tool writes a readable script, one parameter per line, with mod lists separated by semicolons and properly quoted.

  1. Choose Linux (start.sh) or Windows (start.bat), then the name, port (2302 by default) and the server.cfg / basic.cfg files.

  2. List your mods (one @mod folder per line) in -mod, and server-only mods in -serverMod.

  3. Enable -autoInit and -world=empty to automatically load the first mission from server.cfg.

  4. Download the script, put it in the server folder and run it (chmod +x start.sh on Linux).

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Frequently asked questions

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