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I'm gonna keep testing to see if I can get it to run without having to add the files to the steam folder. I used unlimited stamina, because it would be the easiest to test out, being that you can see it works right off starting the game. Just for testing, you should start with just 1 mod. The thing for me is that it wont work unless you copy the addons to the dayZ addons folder in your steam folder.

This is all that is needed on the server side as far as I know.

This is where I added the start up commands These go back to the root folder and get pasted into the addons folder I added the Folders to the Main folder( the folder that you are showing in your post.) You go in to the and open the addons folder Threre are only link leading on how to do it for pc servers, which will not work the same as the Nitrado server. ARMA II would not be what it is if it weren’t for them.I have added mods and they do work, not sure if it's they exact way its supposed to be done, because there is no info on this site from Nitrado whatsoever. That is how we have been doing it on ARMA II for years.

And we want our users to be part of development. "We want to do an alpha the sooner the better, and then fast iterations and build. And has called on fans to help work on the development. Spanel says there’s no release date yet for DayZ, but says he hopes to get something out as soon as possible. And we are really happy that users understand it." We just need a standalone DayZ so we can work on it. In ARMA II you have five or six major campaigns now. If you change something just to serve DayZ, and then you break another mod. "As a mod, you have to think about all the other mods as well and ARMA II itself it can become a nightmare. So a standalone game is the only way ahead for us to make a game better. But there are many limits that we cannot just overcome with it being just a mod. That doesn’t mean we are abandoning the mod or that we won’t try to support it further, there will be quite a few updates for the mod as well to keep it alive. As a mod, we can only really take it as far as we have now. "To support DayZ properly, making it a standalone game was the only way ahead. But we have been really surprised because they have been really positive and really supportive. "Because they might feel it was not fair because they had to pay money for something that was initially free if they owned ARMA II. "We feared how they may react," he told MCV. But in fact, the company’s consumers understood the need to split the product out from ARMA II. As a result, Bohemia CEO Marek Spanel told MCV at Gamescom this week that he feared fans would react negatively to the firm charging for the title.