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As UK businesses increasingly embrace sustainability practices, the events industry is also evolving to prioritise environmental consciousness.

With the rise of virtual events, organisers now have unique opportunities to reduce their carbon footprint digitally and therefore promote eco-friendly practices. This guide explores the principles, strategies, and considerations for crafting environmentally sustainable hybrid events as well as virtual events.

What Are Eco-Friendly Virtual Events, And Why Are They Important?

Eco-friendly virtual events are online gatherings that prioritise sustainability in their planning, enforecement, and final outcomes. These events aim to cause minimal environmental impact. They attempt to do this by reducing resource consumption, energy…

Our Abiotic Factor Server Guide will go over how to create your own self hosted or dedicated server.

Abiotic Factor supports both non-dedicated and dedicated servers. Each has their own benefits and drawbacks. Note that while your character’s appearance is shared between all servers, job choice and level progression is separate for each file.

Setting Up a Non-Dedicated Server

Non-Dedicated Servers in Abiotic Factor are simple to set-up, and can be toggled on and off freely before loading up a world. These servers will also only be available if the host is actively playing on them.

When starting up a new game, all of the non-advanced options (outside of World Name) are not set in stone. This means you can free toggle between singleplayer only or multiplayer. You can also set a…

Our Abiotic Factor Server Guide will go over how to create your own self hosted or dedicated server.

Abiotic Factor supports both non-dedicated and dedicated servers. Each has their own benefits and drawbacks. Note that while your character’s appearance is shared between all servers, job choice and level progression is separate for each file.

Setting Up a Non-Dedicated Server

Non-Dedicated Servers in Abiotic Factor are simple to set-up, and can be toggled on and off freely before loading up a world. These servers will also only be available if the host is actively playing on them.

When starting up a new game, all of the non-advanced options (outside of World Name) are not set in stone. This means you can free toggle between singleplayer only or multiplayer. You can also set a…