This HowTo is written assuming Ubuntu 18.04 as the base OS. screen/wget/curl Install sudo apt install -y screen wget curlĪs of Vintage Story version 1.12.7 and above Mono version 5 or higher is recommended to use. EPEL/screen/wget/curl Install yum -y install epel-release screen wget curl This describes how to set up the server as a service on Linux systems. You might need to setup port forwarding on your internet router if you want the server to be accessible from outside of your local network (for example, anyone who isn't on the same WiFi as you).Open the game's application folder, it is %appdata%/VintageStory by default.Currently Vintage Story hosting is offered by the developers of the game, PingPerfect, Citadel Server, Creeperhost, Akliz and GPortal, Host Havoc. Some commercial hosting services offer paid server hosting. There are several ways to get a dedicated server up and running. (Google 'Port forwarding' with the name or model of your internet router to find help.)įor this server to work, your single player world has to stay open.Īlternatively the game ships with a dedicated server program that you can start and leave on permanently without needing to log in yourself. You would need to forward TCP Port 42420 to your computer in that case. If it doesn't you would need to set up a so called 'port forwarding' on your internet router, which can be tricky and frustrating at times, unfortunately. In short, we estimate there's about a 60% success chance that 'Open to Internet' works instantly without issues. This is done by a technique called UPnP and has to be enabled on your internet router, which it often is by default. If you want to allow players outside of your local network to join, you can then also click 'Open to Internet' which will attempt to set up an external connection to join your server from the internet. This will allow players in your local network to join. If you want a temporary multiplayer experience it is enough to open a single player world, then click on 'Open to Lan' in the escape menu. 4.1 Using an SRV Record to point a domain to your server.3.1 Debian with systemd service and rsyslog.

1.3.3 Requirements for Alpine (Advanced, no support).1.3.2 Requirements for Ubuntu (Debian, Mint.1.3.1 Requirements for CentOS 7 (RHEL, Fedora.

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