Here is the official website for SteamCMD. Step 1- Make a folder for SteamCMD, preferably on your Desktop with the name of your server This guide still works but it is recommended to go to Nelson's guide here t unturned.Īfter building, you can start your server like the command in "Getting Started", but you will have to replace "imperialplugins/unturned" with just "unturned".I'm aware there are other ways of doing this. anything else or empty (does not install any modules).The following are supported for the SERVER_TYPE environment variable: You can also define STEAM_CMD_ARGS to run your own steamcmd commands on each restart:ĭocker run -it -v :/home/steam/Unturned -p 27015:27015 -p 27016:27016 -e STEAM_CMD_ARGS="+download_depot " -e SERVER_TYPE=rm4 -restart unless-stopped -name myserverinstance imperialplugins/unturned -SkipAssets Server Type
This will create a docker container that will listen on 27015 for Unturned and 27016 for Steam queries with RocketMod 4. You can also append Unturned server args:ĭocker run -it -v :/home/steam/Unturned -p 27015:27015 -p 27016:27016 -e SERVER_TYPE=rm4 -restart unless-stopped -name myserverinstance imperialplugins/unturned -SkipAssets You can visit the Docker Hub Repository for more information.Įxample command to host a simple RocketMod 4 Unturned server:ĭocker run -it -v :/home/steam/Unturned -p 27015:27015 -p 27016:27016 -e SERVER_TYPE=rm4 -restart unless-stopped -name myserverinstance imperialplugins/unturned Images are hosted at imperialplugins/unturned. Also it handles stdin/stdout correctly so you can have console input and output without the need for RCON. It can detect crashes and auto restart in that case. It will auto-download the game on first start and download updates on each restart. This repository contains scripts for installing 64bit Unturned Linux with.
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