In this case, the workshop ID is " 822950976". If you take a look at the URL bar of your browser, you'll see the end of the URL will end with "/filedetails/?id=long number" the long number is going to be your workshop ID.
For example, I'll use the popular workshop mod "Automatic LCDs 2." You'll need to find the workshop mod ID first. Now that you have your mod element set up, you'll need to go on to steam workshop and find a mod you like. To do that, replace with:īetween these two elements, you can now add information about mods that the server can read and download to your server. The first step is to open up this element so you can add a list of mods to it. It should bring you to a line of code that looks like this: There will be a lot of files here, so just hit Ctrl+F to open up the search function of your browser. Once you've verified your server is stopped, it's now safe to open the Sandbox_config.sbc file with the text editor. they will automatically install on the server without having to edit the sandbox file. Note 2: If you've uploaded your world, and if it has mods. Note 1: If your server is running on Torch, your Sandbox_config.sbc file can be found in the instance/saves/yourWorldName folder, the rest of this guide will stay the same. If you open this file before the server is turned off, the time parameter in the world config file will become unsynced with the in-game time, leading Space Engineers to believe that this is not the correct Sandbox_config.sbc file for your save. Before you edit ANYTHING verify your server is stopped. From there you'll see both configuration files, one for your SpaceEngineers-Dedicated.cfg and one for your Sandbox_config.sbc file. You can do so by following either one of our guides, "How To Generate A New Space Engineers World" or "How To Upload A Single Player World To Your Space Engineers Server."įrom there, make sure you log into your TCAdmin user panel with the information we provided you with in your verification email. To install Mods, the first step is to have a world already set up on your server.
Sandbox_config.sbc is the file that controls changes you experience in-game including Administrator rights and Mods. Then, once the world is generated, a new file will be made under WORLD/Saves/World Name/Sandbox_config.sbc. The one which is read by the dedicated server client is in charge of setting the parameters which are used to generate a new save, this file is SpaceEngineers-Dedicated.cfg.
Space Engineers uses two configuration files, one for the dedicated server client, and one which is read by the client, which reflects changes on your server. How To Upload A Single Player World To Your Space Engineers Server (Coming Soon).How To Generate A New Space Engineers World.
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