SCUM Easy Admin (SEA) - Admin console tool

Hey everyone,

I'm part of an admin team that runs a couple of SCUM servers, and like most admins we started out doing everything by hand — looking up item IDs on wiki pages, fat-fingering SteamIDs at 1 am, retyping the same spawn commands every time. So over the last months I built SCUM Easy Admin (SEA). It's free, and I figured other admins might get some use out of it too.

The idea is dead simple: SEA never touches your server. It just types into the game's own admin console for you — you click a button, the right command lands in SCUM, same as if you'd typed it yourself, minus the typos. Nothing gets installed server-side, so it works with any host (G-Portal, Nitrado, whatever) and even in singleplayer/co-op.

What's in it

• []Item spawner — 2,400+ items in a searchable database with pictures. No more digging for item IDs. Zombies, animals and armed NPCs spawn too.[/]

  []Players — live list, teleport (to them / to you), god mode, mute, kick, ban/unban, set fame and money.[/]

  []Vehicles — every spawned vehicle with owner and position, plotted on the map. Handy for hunting down abandoned wrecks.[/]

  []Map — players, vehicles, flags and 100+ POIs as layers; click anywhere on the map to teleport there.[/]

  []Floating window — small always-on-top panel over the running game (global hotkey): quick spawns, favorites, announcements, time and weather.[/]

  []Server monitoring — live status, player count, rank and server time. No account, no API key.[/]

  []One-click join — a Play button per server: SEA starts SCUM if needed, clicks through the menu and connects.[/]

  []All 140+ admin commands in a searchable reference with English and German descriptions.[/]

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  New: every server setting, explained

  Alongside the tool there is now a companion site documenting all 437 keys of the ServerSettings.ini — one page per setting, in plain language, in English and German: what the setting does, which value fits which kind of server, and what goes wrong if you overdo it.

  It also includes a configurator that builds a complete config package for you, and a checker that reviews an existing configuration: a score out of 100, values that do not do what they look like they do, contradictions between settings, and lines belonging to settings the game has since removed. That last one catches more than you'd think — SCUM adds missing keys on startup but never clears out old ones, so a long-running config only ever grows.

  You can drop in the entire config folder instead of a single file, in which case RaidTimes.json, Notifications.json and EconomyOverride.json get checked as well, including faults that only show up between files.

  It runs entirely in the browser — nothing is uploaded, no account needed.

  scumeasyadmin.de/en/server-settings

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  Install & requirements

  • []Unzip and run the setup. It installs per user, no admin rights needed, no UAC prompt (since v1. 2. 0).[/]

    []SCUM needs to run in borderless window mode, and your SteamID64 has to be in the server's AdminUsers.ini — SEA gives you buttons, not powers you don't already have.[/]

    []Windows 10/11. UI and item catalog in English and German, switchable on the fly.[/]

    The honest fine print

    • []Free. No premium tier, no account, no ads.[/]

      []SEA has a built-in auto-updater: it checks scumeasyadmin.de for new versions and updates itself if you confirm. If you prefer, you can turn that off and just grab new versions here — I'll keep this page up to date.[/]

      []The tool is closed source and the installer isn't code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen may warn on first run ("unknown publisher"). What that's about, and what you can check yourself, is below.[/]

      Safety, and what you can check yourself

      []Nexus checks every upload. They hold each new file until a moderator has looked at it, and for SEA they asked for the full source code and build instructions. I gave their team access to a private repository holding both: the complete source of the shipped version, how to build it, and a document covering what the app does to your machine and to the network. They went through it and approved SEA. Each new version goes through their queue again, so a fresh release can take a while to show up here. If it hasn't appeared yet, the same installer is already available on scumeasyadmin.de.[/]

      [*]The installer still isn't code-signed. A cert