#Stationeers game wiki update
While we don’t have a game update today, we can share what we’ve been working on and the results. Once we started refactoring the multiplayer we realised there was more work than anticipated, but it also created the opportunity to tackle other key systems and go more in-depth than originally planned. This decision did not come lightly but we felt it was best investment for the long-term success of Stationeers. However, it meant we paused our monthly updates while we replaced some fundamental systems (such as networking). In October last year we did a strategic review, and identified key areas of technical debt that if we took the time to redo would lead to big gains. While we’ve been quiet for a while, this isn’t because we haven’t been working on Stationeers. Others might think the best thing is to make the gap between each port used the smaller possible to have easier time with their firewall rules (like game port + 1, game port +2 and so on for each port the same server uses), it is another point of view but most if not all the game servers we have in OGP use defaults from official documentation, this way it makes things consistent.We’ve made some big decisions and big improvements which we believe set Stationeers up for a great year in 2022. Keep default value in my opinion if you submit to GitHub (it also helps then if/when people add their OGP server to sites like GameTracker or the like, because you put one port and it automatically sets the others from official ports reference and then the users hasn't to figure which port OGP sets for him) I don't think using 170 instead of 485 is better, it is just personal preference from your side because you already use your own values If you submit to GitHub I think it is preferable to use default values like in my files, at least it is my preference to make things 'consistent' with official documentation and OGP, but you can use an arbitrary value in theory unless you create a conflict somewhere with the game server (if there are other ports assigned by default from the game port that you can not manually set, like it is the case for other games). Note that line 422 could have also been the following quote Modules/config_games/server_configs/stationeers_linu圆4.xml : protocol/lgsl/lgsl_protocol.php : Modifications on the protocol file are on lines 136, 285, 422, and 524 So it works actually, here are my modified files: Maybe I did not modify the LGSL protocol file correctly though, but I think I have (also modified the server port in OGP to 27500 and the editable query port before startup to 27015, so in theory with that and my protocol editing it should have query the server).Įdit: I was dumb and forget to modify the lgsl_query_name so it wasn't using my editings lol. I did a quick try with the source protocol but it fails to query the game server so I'm not sure it uses the source one (the one Rust or 7DTD use). So you can define that with a RESERVE_PORT in your XML (example in Killing Floor 2 XML file) instead of editing it manually in the server parameters, this way your Stationeers servers you start in OGP will always have consistent ports difference, you need that because this way the protocol you use/add in OGP to query the server will be able to always know which query port to use for the game server. By default it uses 27500 for game port and 27015 for query port, so it make a difference of -485 from game port (the port you set in OGP for this game server) to query port. then when you find it or add it to OGP, you'll need to have the ports (game port and query port) defined automatically on startup to keep the ports consistent whatever you set in OGP. Two problems here, first you need to find a protocol working with this game server in OGP. Īny clues on where to look or fix would be appreciated.
#Stationeers game wiki how to
autostart -batchmode -nographics %HOSTNAME% %PORT% %QUERY_PORT% %WORLDNAME% %LOADNAME% %SAVEINTERVAL% %PLAYERRETAIN% %MAP% -logfile output.txt Īmount of time to keep player active after logoff/disconnect (seconds)Įcho "Generating new default.ini file in $defaultini!"Įcho SERVERNAME=My Stationeers Server> $defaultiniĮcho DESCRIPTION=Stationeers> $defaultiniĮcho RCONPASSWORD=stationeers> $defaultiniĪnybody have any idea on how to get to ogp to tell if server is running? I have found this pdf on remote commands and settings.
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