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There is a easy to use config creator tool integrated in TCAdmin. it's point and click and walks you through the process step by step. Should be enough for your need The tool should be located at http://www.WHATVER YOUR DOMAIN OR IP IS.WHATEVER/Interface/GameHosting/CreateGameGuide.aspx

for me clicking the repair button fixes that

Here's a free solution which isn't nearly as good as dennis work Go to your game file folder (default: /home/tcadmin/tcafiles/games) create a folder with the name of the game place the game files in it Launch the auto creation tool ( YOURDOMAIN.TLD/Interface/GameHosting/CreateGameGuide.aspx ) Select the folder for the game you want to create a config for Select the executable Tcadmin automaticly detects config files for you! you simply need to select the one you'd like an customize it Select the ports you'd like to use or use leave this step be if you want it to use the default settings IF the game uses steamcmd, you can install it using this tool YOURDOMAIN.TLD/Interface/GameHosting/GameTools.aspx

I do not own the game so I can't help you. However the build in config wizzard is very useful to get a game running on TCAdmin and it's easy to use

Commands are all fucked up there's not much one can do right now. I suggest that you roll back to the stable release since the experimental is really buggy right now

[0x00000] in <filename unknown>:0 Looks like youre are missing some files

That error means that you haven't installed the game. Steamcmd does not work for starbound so you need to upload the game files manually. Also there is a forum called Game config files, where this thread should have been. No biggie though

Use the auto creation tool. You'll need no skills and the resulting config will be more than enough for you since you're no GSP if you require more help I'll search for my step-by-step guide that i posted somewhere here. Edit: You sure you searched ? http://clientforums.tcadmin.com/showthread.php?t=11367&highlight=starbound literally the second result that pops up when searching for starbound on the forums

Let's hope he still looks the forums. The post is from 2012

this also happens when you have the executable setting wrong

You need to be logged in with a account owning a valid arma3 license in order to get the files over steamcmd. Worked fine for me

Actually that log looks totally fine and the server is running correctly. Take a note that the steam server browser does not work perfectly! have you tried connecting to it using the console ?

0.0.0.0:8880 is not a valid ip address. I'. assuming that tcadmin is installed on the same machine you're on right now try 127.0.0.1:8880 or localhost:8880 That should work

As said before autosave exit is already hardcoded in the game. In the patch that got released yesterday they said something about t being broken on windows and that they have fixed it now

Have you installed the game using the build in tcadmin game installerbefore creating the server ?

Don't know how it works for ark but usually workshop mods get updated on server launch

connection refused means that the port (here 8880) has nothing listening on it. This means that TCAdmin is either not running on that port or not running at all

Have you tried the "Rapair" button located under "Actions" on the gameservers tab ? This button usually fixes all kind of permission related problems

Same for us ... so we switched to TCA and were amazed by the service we recieved

follow my steps. The only changing thing is the executable. simply select the .exe.

Well I made you a working one with the auto creation tool. For future tinkering here's a quick how-to Go to your game file folder (default: /home/tcadmin/tcafiles/games) create a folder (here:factorio for this config to work you'll need to do that too) place the game files in it ( do that too) Launch the auto creation tool Select the folder for the game you want to create a config for Select the executable (here: /bin/x64/factorio but you can use startfactorio too. You'll just be unable to create command lines) Tcadmin automaticly detects config files for you! you simply need to select the one you'd like an customize it (note: the /factorio folder is a template) Select the ports you'd like to use or use leave this step be if you want it to use the default settings You can later always modify the config to your liking afterwards but in most cases the auto-tool should be sufficient if you're just hosting stuff for your gaming community factorio - Linux.xml

Raizo is right I put some work into the config which is why i'm not willing to share it. I could however give you a config which would be no diffrent than the one you can create using the built in auto-create tool

I have one I'm not willing to share but you can use the TCAdmin config wizard to create one which will work just fine as the game needs nothing special in order to run

strange the map autosaves upon shutdown for me