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+When the SWG server is booted up it will default to allowing as many instances as required by the player population to spin up as needed. While that is a perfect setting for servers that expect larger populations, it's not great for resource constrained local servers for either solo players or small groups.
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+To allow more granular control of how many instances are permitted to spin up, a load manager has been added to the system. It will allow you to edit a cfg file and specify what level you prefer.
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+The cfg file you need to edit is : **/home/swg/swg-main/exe/linux/localOptions.cfg**
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+You will find an entry in that file which looks like this: **serverLoadLevel=heavy**
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+To specify the level you want, set the value from these options:
+1. **light**        _You should use this a solo play up to a full group (8 players)._
+1. **medium**       _You should use this for multiple groups (up to 4)._
+1. **heavy**        _This is the default setting and is intended for having as many instances as the population requires._
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+Once you choose your setting, save your changes to the cfg file and reboot the SWG server for the new setting to take effect.
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