(On Windows you might have to enable file extensions, otherwise they are invisible and you'd create a file named which looks like a) / / /a Just create a text file and rename it from ".txt" to ".lua". You will have to create the file, if you do this the first time. If you have a Forest and a Caves world, you have to edit two files! (In most cases you can just copy them over, but still something to keep in mind.) This is done by editing the individual a in your shard folders, and is done per-shard. Now that you set up your mod downloads, we have to activate, and potentially configure them. Just delete or uncomment it for the time being, but keep in mind that you need to either manually enter it every time the server updates, or readd it once after each update. steamcmd.sh +force_install_dir "$install_dir" +login anonymous +app_update 343050 validate +quit If that's happening for you as well, you have to check your startup script for a line like this. On some occasions the dedicated_server_mods_a file get's overwritten by the launch script with the empty original script, if it's configured to first check if there are any server updates. Once you start your server, it should automaticially download all mods from the workshop. You can add as many mods as you like in the same Pattern. (These numbers are just examples, you have to add your own ones ofc.) In the end it should look like this: ServerModSetup("378160971") -Mod 1 You need to copy this number and add it to the a file like this: ServerModSetup("378160973") -Possible Comments such as mod name hereĮach mod get's it's own line, so you can freely add or remove mods to this file as needed. The number in the red square is the steam workshop ID of the mod. In the Steam Browser it should look like this: You can do this by opening the mod you want to install on your Steam workshop browser in a new window, or in a browser window, so you can see the direct link. In this file you put all the mods you want to download on your server, even if they are not active on all shards.įirst you identify the workshop IDs of the mods you want to install. This file sits inside your mods directory (and generally doesn't have to be manually created) /mods/dedicated_server_mods_a The easiest way to do this, and to automaticially keep them up to date is to add the Steam-workshop-IDs to your dedicated_server_mods_a file.
You first have to download your mods to your server.
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