DayZ Hub · Mods
zMarket Generatorv2.0
Client-side
Scans everything running on your server — vanilla and every installed mod — and builds a ready-to-use zMarket catalog instead of hand-typing classnames.
Free for DayZ Hub customers
Included for DayZ Hub customers — a server on Premium 3, or Premium 1 / Premium 2 billed annually.
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Features
- Walks every item's real config inheritance to sort it into the right category — Weapons, Attachments, Magazines, Ammo, Food & Drink, Clothing (Vests, Helmets, Pants, Footwear, and more), Vehicles, Vehicle Parts, Base Building, and Other
- Folds color/style variants like WaterBottle_Green and WaterBottle_Red into their base item instead of listing them separately
- Writes one JSON file per category, in zMarket's exact real format, to a staging folder — never touches your live zMarket config directly
- Fully tunable via config.json — categories, starter prices, icon paths, and which mods to include
- Auto-attaches compatible attachments to weapons and vehicles too, not just base items — vanilla and modded
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Why it's useful
Building a zMarket catalog by hand means classifying every item from vanilla DayZ plus every mod you run — hundreds of classnames, each needing the right category and a sensible starting price. This does that classification for you by reading each item's real config, so you start from a complete, correctly-sorted catalog instead of a blank one.
Setup
Client-side — ships as a standard mod (not server-only), so it needs to be in both your server's AND your clients' -mod= list to load at all, even though its actual work happens purely at server boot. On startup it scans your currently loaded item configs and writes one JSON file per category into its staging output folder — review the generated files, adjust starter prices as needed, then copy the ones you want into zMarket's own Categories folder. Nothing for players to interact with in-game. Important: the generator writes the attachments field as "AttachmentsList" — zMarket's own config format calls it "Attachments", so rename that field in each generated item before copying it into zMarket's Categories folder, or the import will be ignored.