Satisfactory dedicated server how to#

steamapps/common/SatisfactoryDedicatedServer Navigate to the directory where you have performed the installation and go to the following subdirectory. It may take a moment, but it's worth being patient! :) ⚠️ Please do not interrupt the process before it is completed to avoid mistakes.

The App ID 1690800 stands for the Satisfactory Dedicated Server application. This is done with the app_update 1690800 command. Execute the following command: login anonymous InstallationĪfter the installation you should be able to execute commands in the Steam command line (steamcmd.exe). OK is displayed, the process has been completed successfully and you can start with the installation of the Satisfactory server. Execute it and wait until the installation process has been completed.Īs soon as the message Loading Steam API. You should see the steamcmd.exe as a result. It is recommended to create a separate folder, where the file can be unzipped. This will contain the steamcmd.zip file, which must first be unpacked. įollowing this, the download takes place. You will find the SteamCMD on the official Valve developer website. This tool can be used to quickly and easily download the dedicated server applications of popular Steam games. The SteamCMD is the command line edition of the Steam client. Preparationįor the setup of a Satisfactory server the SteamCMD is needed.

Satisfactory dedicated server how to#

In case you don't know how to connect to your server via RDP, we recommend you to have a look at the RDP Guide. 📺Video: Do you prefer instructions in the form of a video or as an additional visual supplement? No problem! We also provide a video for this topic: IntroductionĬonnect to your VPS or root server via RDP to set up your Satisfactory Dedicated Server. Got a Windows VPS or root server and want to install game servers on it? For example an Satisfactory Dedicated Server? Then you are at the right place! In the following we will explain step by step how you can install such a service on your server.