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GuidesGuidesHost the floating-islands survival game — create the server, tune the world variables, start, and glide in with the address and port.
Aloft — the floating-islands survival sandbox — has a dedicated server in the Falix catalog, and it's refreshingly variable-driven: everything from world size to who counts as admin is a Settings field. Create, tune, start, share.
| At a glance | |
|---|---|
| You need | A Falix account |
| Plan | Free or premium |
| Time | About ten minutes |
Servers → Create server → Games → Aloft. The panel installs the dedicated server for you.
Open Settings → Environment. Aloft exposes a fuller variable set than most games here — set them before the first start, since that's when the world generates:
| Variable | What it does |
|---|---|
| Server name | What players see |
| Save name | The world file the server runs |
| Max players | How many can fly together (default 8) |
| Island count | How large the generated archipelago is (default 500) |
| Creative mode | Survival or creative world |
| Visibility / private islands | Who can see and settle where |
| Admin IDs | Player IDs with admin powers |
💡 Tip: The island count is your world-size lever — a bigger archipelago is more to explore but more for the server to hold in memory. On the free plan's shared 2.5 GB, the default is a sensible ceiling.
Press Start, let the console settle, then share the address and port from the Network page — Aloft players enter both to join.
The console shows the world load and the server listening; a friend gliding in confirms the whole path. Changing world variables later only affects new saves — an existing world keeps its generation settings (change the save name for a fresh one).