![]() RestartHour - The hour of the day (0-23) when the server should auto restart to prevent time inaccuracies. HideFromList - Hide this server from the server list ServerName - Name of the server as seen on the server list ![]() Inside the server directory you'll see Server.cfg, this will configure your server. You're now ready to configure your server. Run the bat again, the server will validate, start, and then generate a CFG file and close. Start "" "BlackwakeServer.exe" -batchmode -nographics ![]() Once downloaded, move the batch file we've just created into C:\steamcmd\blackwake_server\, as we will be using it for both auto restarting and updating later.Įdit the "server update.bat" file we just moved, and add this to the bottom: Run this file and allow the server to download. blackwake_server/ app_update 423410 validate quit "C:\steamcmd\steamcmd.exe" login anonymous force_install_dir. When SteamCMD is finished setting up, you can now download the server.įirst, create a new batch file titled "server update.bat" with the following line inside: Once downloaded, run SteamCMD and allow it to update: To start, you will need to download SteamCMD onto the machine: We won't be going over the process of obtaining a dedicated server, just what is required for Blackwake. We hope to support Linux in the near future. In this short guide we will walk you through quickly configuring your server for play.īlackwake currently only supports Windows servers. Hosting a Blackwake server is relatively simple. Update: RadSquirrel has made an excellent guide here that is slightly more in depth: This was just supported, so please let us know if you have any issues
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