In 7 Days to Die, the EOS ID serves as a unique identifier for each player. It is important for server admins to know a player's EOS ID, as it allows them to manage access, moderate player behaviour and apply server commands to specific users.
# Finding a Player's EOS ID via Console
If a player has recently connected to the server, you can check the server console to locate a player's EOS ID.
- Login to your Server Console.
- Navigate to your server console tab.
- Search for the Player in the console and take note of the CrossId.
When a player connects to the server, you will see something similar to:
PlayerSpawnedInWorld (reason: EnterMultiplayer, position: 12 123 12):
EntityID=171, PltfmId='Steam_12345678910', CrossId='EOS_0001234567890abcdefg',
OwnerID='Steam_12345678910', PlayerName='Username', ClientNumber='2'
Here is the information that each value corresponds to::
CrossId=
- This will be the player's EOS ID.OwnerID=
- This will be the player's Steam ID.PlayerName=
- This will be the player's username.
# Finding a Player's EOS ID via players.xml
If a player is not online but has connected to the server, you can find their EOS ID in the players.xml file.
- Login to your Server Console and navigate to the Files tab.
- Navigate to your world file and open the players.xml file.
- Locate the line that includes the Player's username and take note of the userid.
A players information will be displayed like this in the players.xml file:
<player platform="EOS" userid="0000001234567890abcdefg"
nativeplatform="Steam" nativeuserid="12345678910"
playername="Username" lastlogin="2024-11-15 17:49:30"
position="-1255,61,239" />
- To find the player you need, locate the line that contains the player's username as the value for playername=.
- The player's EOS ID will be the userid= with EOS in front. For example, if the userid is
userid="0000001234567890abcdefg"
then the player's EOS ID will be EOS_0000001234567890abcdefg .
- You can also find the player's Steam ID under nativeuserid=.
Congratulations, you now know how to find a player’s EOS ID on a 7 Days to Die server. Whether you’re troubleshooting or managing your server, you are now all set to find those details like a pro.