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CZ Autoz vehicles are licensed against your server’s public IP address and port. The check runs entirely on the server and is completely standalone — there is nothing for players to install and no Community Framework involved.

How the lock behaves

Spawns anywhere

On any server the vehicles spawn, stay in the world, and can be looted or sold as normal.

Engine gated by licence

The engine only starts on a whitelisted server. Without a licence the vehicle simply won’t drive.
This means a server that isn’t whitelisted never sees broken or missing vehicles — they’re all there, they just can’t be driven until the server is registered.

Per-mod whitelisting

Each CZ Autoz mod is whitelisted on its own — there’s a separate whitelist for:
  • Each vehicle pack, tier and standalone single-vehicle mod
  • The CZ Autoz helicopter mod
Whitelist each mod you run via the #ip-whitelisting bot, or use submit-all to whitelist everything you own at once. See Whitelisting to register your server.

No Community Framework

The vehicles are fully standalone. You can remove @CF from your load order unless another mod still needs it — removing it has no effect on CZ Autoz vehicles.

If the check can’t reach us

A network problem is never treated as a rejection. If the server can’t reach us — an ISP hiccup, a brief outage, a firewall change — the mod says so in the log and keeps trying in the background, first after a few seconds and then at longer intervals. A licensed server stays licensed for 24 hours from its last successful check, so the engines keep working through a short outage, and as soon as a check succeeds again the 24 hours start over. Nothing about your registration is lost while this happens.

Checking licence status

Every CZ Autoz vehicle (and the helicopter mod) writes its status to one shared, date-stamped log on the server:
Each line is timestamped and tagged with the mod, so you can confirm at a glance whether all your CZ Autoz content is licensed:
The full list of results and what each one means is on the Whitelisting page.
If your server’s IP or port changes — a new host, a new box, a dynamic IP, or a different -port — you must re-whitelist, or the engines will stop starting. See Common Issues.