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Feel free to get in touch with me here or on Discord (Jlobblet#0536) and I'll be happy to help you get it working.īarotrauma Dedicated Server 0.10.4.0 (ReleaseLinux, branch release, revision 965c31410a) I've been able to get the Dedicated Server to boot using both of these methods.

Create the file ~/linusgsm/serverfiles/steam_appid.txt with content 602960.

Create the symlink as follows: ln -s ~/linuxgsm/steamcmd/linu圆4/steamclient.so ~/linuxgsm/serverfiles/lib64/steamclient.so.

Make sure the directory ~/linuxgsm/serverfiles/lib64/ exists, i.e.

Create the symlink as follows: ln -s ~/linuxgsm/serverfiles/DedicatedServer ~/linuxgsm/serverfiles/DedicatedServer.exe.

From ~/linuxgsm/, run wget -O linuxgsm.sh & chmod +x linuxgsm.sh & bash linuxgsm.sh btserver, followed by.

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Your installation may vary! I will cover a completely fresh install here. NB: I created the folder ~/linuxgsm/ to dump all the files in. NB: you can run from steamcmd +login anonymous +app_run 1026340 now.

To get it to run in the background, use screen or something. The server should boot, with final output Server started. cd ~/.steam/SteamApps/common/Barotrauma\ Dedicated\ Server/ and then.

Create a file in the root directory of the server called steam_appid.txt ( ~/.steam/SteamApps/common/Barotrauma\ Dedicated\ Server/steam_appid.txt) with content 602960, Barotrauma's Steam App ID (shocking, I know).

Create a symlink as follows: ln -s ~/.steam/SteamApps/common/Barotrauma\ Dedicated\ Server/linu圆4/steamclient.so ~/.steam/sdk64/steamclient.so, and check it works (should be light blue when you ls).

Check it was linked (should be light blue when you ls). This is because the executable was moved to just be called DedicatedServer.

Create a symlink as follows: ln -s ~/.steam/SteamApps/common/Barotrauma\ Dedicated\ Server/DedicatedServer ~/.steam/SteamApps/common/Barotrauma\ Dedicated\ Server/DedicatedServer.exe.

Make sure that the directory ~/.steam/sdk64/ exists, i.e.

Expected final output should be Success! App '1026340' fully installed. steamcmd.sh +login anonymous +app_update 1026340 instead.

Run steamcmd +login anonymous +app_update 1026340.

NB: If you installed steamcmd manually, the server root directory listed will probably be different to the tune of ~/Steam/steamapps/common/Barotrauma\ Dedicated\ Server/. I can now reproducibly get the server to boot from a clean install. I've run sudo dpkg -add-architecture i386 to add repositories necessary to install some dependencies. Run the server with the executable (windows) or shell script (nix).Preface: I'm running Ubuntu 18.04.4 LTS (GNU/Linux 4.15.0-1060-aws x86_64) with 8GB of RAM. On the server, in the games root directory, open the config_player.xml and copy the relevant entries across.

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You should see a entry for the vanilla game and one for each mod that is currently enabled. Open the file config_player.xml with your favorite text editor (Notepad/NP++/Sublime). Now that the mod files have been copied to the server, navigate back to Barotrauma's root game directory on your PC.

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You will need to copy the mods you wish to have activated to your dedicated server Barotrauma\Mods directory, via RDP/FTP/SMB etc. This will open the game's root directory. If you're unsure where you installed Barotrauma, right click on the game in your Steam library and click properties -> local files -> browse local game files.

The Mods folder (where the mods are stored) is located in the root game directory (Barotrauma\Mods), this will reside in the steamapps -> common. Some mods may require a game restart so do this before moving on to the next step. Make sure that Steam has finished downloading the mods and then launch/relaunch Barotrauma.įrom the main menu go to settings, then under content packages, enable each of the mods you wish to use on your server. Go the the Steam Workshop and subscribe to the mods you wish to use. This method is simple and does not rely on SteamCMD mod subscription. To enable mods on a dedicated server, you will need to subscribe to the mods you wish to use on your own client (your PC) then copy the files to your server and enable them in the config_player.xml.