netlab.Nerzors / Standalone Test-Build

Quick Tip

You can find settings.json on Windows here:

%APPDATA%\Godot\app_userdata\Tower Networking Inc\

How do I find my settings.json?

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Click Load settings.json.
In the file dialog you’ll see a path bar at the top. Paste this path and hit Enter:
%APPDATA%\Godot\app_userdata\Tower Networking Inc\
Select settings.json and open it.
Edit it in the Alias Editor.

Command format tip

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You can also write commands with line breaks, example:

program install padu_v1 on $1;
program install dns-server on $1;

You can also keep it as a single line, both formats work. On export, everything will be converted correctly for settings.json.
Important: each command must end with ;.

Manual in-game usage (no overwrite needed)

In the Alias Editor, check Line preview (single line). That is the exact one-line command you can copy for manual adding inside the game. Copy it, open the netsh-app in-game, paste it and press Enter. Use the command alias to list all aliases in-game.

Export & replace?

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After editing, click Export settings.json. Then move the exported file into:

%APPDATA%\Godot\app_userdata\Tower Networking Inc\

Before overwriting your current settings, make a backup copy or rename it to settings.json_backup!

In-game you can open netsh-app and type alias to list all aliases. You can also load the file again in the Alias Editor to review everything.

Aliases

Load your settings.json to start.

Alias Editor

In the editor, ; is shown as line breaks. Export will convert it back to a single line.

Alias name

Command (editor view)

Line preview (single line)

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Notes

That is the exact one-line command you can copy for manual adding inside the game.
Use $1, $2, ... placeholders as usual.
Keep it readable here; the JSON export stays valid.
This tool only edits cmd_alias; other settings are preserved.

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