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User talk:Kfive

2026-09-15T20:57:12Z

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'''Welcome to Stationeers Community Wiki, Stationeer!'''

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MediaWiki:Citizen-footer-desc

2026-08-31T09:53:53Z

JacksonTheMaster: Update footer because people constantly get this (understandibly) wrong and message me to update x on page y because z

Built '''<big>by</big>''' the Stationeers community, '''<big>for</big>''' the Stationeers community — since 2018.

This wiki Server is hosted & maintained by [https://www.google.com/search?q=who+is+JacksonTheMaster+%2F+JXSN++in+a+stationeers+context JacksonTheMaster]. Feel free to [https://discord.com/invite/8n3vN92MyJ reach out].

Power pylons

2026-08-13T12:18:18Z

JacksonTheMaster: JacksonTheMaster moved page Power pylons to Power Pylon: naming convention

#REDIRECT [[Power Pylon]]

Power Pylon

2026-08-13T12:18:16Z

JacksonTheMaster: JacksonTheMaster moved page Power pylons to Power Pylon: naming convention

[[Category:Power]][[Category:Electronic]]
[[File:PowerPylonsOverview.jpg|thumb|Power Pylons usage example]]
{{Itembox
| name = Kit (Power Pylon)
| image = [[File:ItemKitPowerPylon.png]]
| prefabhash = 824902754
| prefabname = ItemKitPowerPylon
| stacks = 50
| slot_class =
| sorting_class =
| recipe_machine1 = Electronics Printer
| recipe_cost1 = 15g [[Steel]]
| constructs = 2 variants
}}
{{Structurebox
| name = Power Pylon
| image = [[File:StructurePowerPylon.png]]
| prefab_hash = 980657345
| prefab_name = StructurePowerPylon
| other = Handles up to 5kW of power
| placed_with_item = 2 x [[Kit (Power Pylon)]]
| placed_on_grid = Small Grid
| const_with_tool1 = [[Welding Torch]]
| const_with_item1 = 15 x [[Steel Sheets]]
| decon_with_tool1 = [[Wrench]]
| decon_with_tool2 = [[Angle Grinder]]
| item_rec1 = 2 x [[Kit (Power Pylon)]]
}}
{{Structurebox
| name = Power Pylon Terminus
| image = [[File:StructurePowerPylonTerminus.png]]
| prefab_hash = -1234910677
| prefab_name = StructurePowerPylonTerminus
| other = Handles up to 5kW of power
| placed_with_item = [[Kit (Power Pylon)]]
| placed_on_grid = Small Grid
| decon_with_tool1 = [[Screwdriver]]
| item_rec1 = None
}}

== Description ==
Cable pylons make it easier to connect power and data over long distances. You can run cables across up to 17 large grids between two pylons, or between a pylon and a terminus. After installing pylons, you can connect the cable link points using [[Cable Coil (Heavy)|Heavy]] or [[Cable Coil (Super Heavy)|Super Heavy cable]]. Each pylon’s link point can connect to two other pylons or terminuses. Each terminus can connect only one cable. For a cable T or X crossing, you need to split the pylon segments with terminuses and then cross-connect the terminuses in between.

== Notes ==
For today, terminus deconstruction doesn't recover the kit.

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2026-07-20T18:59:35Z

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PID-Controller

2026-06-29T01:05:53Z

JacksonTheMaster: add firstpass for PID controller page. Texts by Shadowdrake082

= PID Controller =

This page is under construction. It is missing images and the Box panel

== Stationpedia Description ==

A PID (Proportional Integral Derivative) controller that provides a closed-loop feedback mechanism that can be used to automatically regulate a process variable (like temperature, speed, position, and similar) so that it tracks a desired setpoint. It does this by continually computing an error signal e(t) = setpoint - measurement, then applying three corrective actions as the Proportional, Integral, and Derivative.

The controller tracks a variable, that can be set by the IN screw to a device (like a pipe analyzer) and then select the variable to track with the VAR screw (pressure, temp, etc.) The chip has three more screws for Proportional Gain (P), Integral Gain (I), and Derivative Gain (D). Unfortunately the chip needs more setup in order to work correctly.

== Setting Up ==

To properly get a PID Controller set up to begin watching a process for you, you need to set the following:

* '''IN Screw''': to a device that reads a value you need to track (typically pipe or cable analyzers. But not limited to these.)
* '''VAR Screw''': needs to be the parameter you are tracking (Like ratio of a gas, temperature, pressure, etc.)
* '''Setpoint''': What you want the process to be at.
* '''Minimum''': The minimum output the Controller will give for your control (can be negative).
* '''Maximum''': The maximum output the Controller will give for your control.
* '''ProportionalGain''': The P constant for the chip.
* '''IntegralGain''': The I constant for the chip.
* '''DerivativeGain''': The D constant for the chip.

When you have made sure all of the above are set, the chip needs to see a '''Reset signal (1)''' so that it can reset and load the new values properly. Failing to apply a Reset signal can have the chip be in an incorrect state (tracking previous errors incorrectly) or some settings may not apply (like setpoint, max, or min).

'''Note''': Due to a bug or underlying programming, the PID controller is best set by using an external logic by either logic chips or IC10. The screws on the chip are not everything needed for the chip and can usually cause incorrect controls due to the nature of the chip. It is advisable to have a memory chip, logic writer, and logic button to set up the chip or if the user is comfortable with IC10 programming, to use an IC10 chip to properly set up the PID Controller and provide a reset signal.

== How it Works ==

A PID Controller will look at the process variable you have set it to, calculate the error, and apply the relevant gains. The functionality will work similar to this example: Let's assume we want the temperature of a pipe to be set to 293.15 (20C). You will select the IN screw to be the pipe analyzer attached to the pipe and VAR screw to be temperature. The Setpoint needs to be programmed via logic and set to 293.15 because that is the target you want to reach. The output the chip gives via the Setting is something the user needs to interpret and use for some form of control as defined by the user. This could be a value fed to a pump, or interpreted to mean to activate some devices, etc.

The main point is that the output needs to be used in some process that can directly affect the variable the PID is measuring, ideally in both directions.

'''Error Calculated will be:''' E = 293.15 (our setpoint) - Temperature of the Pipe (Pipe Analyzer Temperature reading).

The Output or Setting of the PID Controller is given as '''Setting = S(P) + S(I) + S(D)''', where these 3 functions are summed up from the proportional, derivative, and integral gain formulas based on the error.

=== Effects of Proportional Gain ===

Proportional Gain is an immediate corrective action you can use. The bigger the gain, the stronger the corrective effect. As the error diminishes, there is a weaker and weaker corrective effect. If the error gets larger, the corrective effect is stronger.

If the temperature of the pipe is 10C (283.15), then the error calculated would be 10.

The proportional Gain will modify the output so that Setting = Error * Proportional Gain. In this case it will be 10 * whatever the proportional Gain would be. If the Proportional Gain is 3, then the output will be 10 * 3 = 30. With a gain of 3, you can see that an error of 20 would give an output of 60, but if the error drops to 2, then the output would be 6. Usually proportional gain cannot fully correct a process or overshoots.

=== Effects of Integral Gain ===

Integral Gain is for an accumulation of error as time passes. This isnt an instantaneous check like proportional gain, it keeps a tally of the sum total of error and applies its gain in a way to be a "Memory" for keeping a process stable.

If the temperature of the pipe 15C (288.15), then the error calculated would be 5. The error memory would be 5. If the next check the temperature is 16C (289.15), the error calculated would be 4. The error memory will be 9 (5+4). This total keeps repeating indefinitely.

The output of integral gain can be summed up to: '''S(I) = ErrorAccumulated * I'''.

Since Stationeers takes the logic usually in ticks (usually 0.5s), that has a minor effect on how much error accumulates per tick. When the Process Variable is equal to the setpoint, no further error accumulates (Since error is 0), but the accumulted error stays. This in turn helps to provide a kind of "memory" for the chip to keep a specific output to keep the process stable.

=== Effects of Derivative Gain ===

Derivative Gain is for the instantaneous change of error. In a sense it can be used as a clamp or a extra boost in output based on how slow/fast the error is changing and what direction the change is.

It decays slowly as time progresses.

If the temperature changes from 14C to 13C, that means that the change of error went from 6 to 7, a total change of 1. This value gets multiplied by the Derivative gain to get the effects of the output. In the next time period, the output of derivative will taper off by about 80% of its current value.

The output of Derivative gain can be summed up to: '''s(D) = (Error Change * D) + s(D-1)) * 0.8'''

If the error doesnt keep changing, then it will slowly taper off. But if it changes by 1 again, then that change will get multiplied by the derivative gain and get added to the previous value that is tapering off. The derivative gain usually tries to prevent the error from changing too much too fast. It is rarely needed to control processes in Stationeers though.

=== Maximum and Minimum ===

These are values that clamp the PID from exceeding these values. Without these the PID controller could give you numbers far too high or far too low to be useful for your process. It is best to set these to values you expect to need for your control process. Ex. Turbo Volume pumps can only be set to 0-100... If you set your PID limits to -100 and 100, then the PID can give you a value you could use for your turbo volume pump. The magnitude of the value can be used as the setting value for the turbo volume pump, and the sign can determine the direction of the pump.

User talk:Cheeser445

2026-06-09T21:13:05Z

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ConsoleCommands

2026-06-08T00:34:20Z

JacksonTheMaster: Create a proper commands page since there is absolutely no proper list on the internet. let change that - this is a start.

== Console commands ==

In-game commands for the development console (<code>F3</code>).
Many are debug tools, but several are genuinely useful for players.

This page has just been created and is lacking some in-depth details about the less common commands right now!

=== Tag legend ===
<div style="margin:10px 0;display:flex;flex-wrap:wrap;gap:6px;align-items:center;font-size:13px;color:#c9cdd4;">
<span style="font-size:11px;font-weight:500;padding:2px 9px;border-radius:999px;background:#14532d;color:#86efac;border:1px solid #166534;">launch</span> usable as launch argument  
<span style="font-size:11px;font-weight:500;padding:2px 9px;border-radius:999px;background:#1e3a5f;color:#93c5fd;border:1px solid #1d4ed8;">requires game</span> requires a loaded world  
<span style="font-size:11px;font-weight:500;padding:2px 9px;border-radius:999px;background:#451a03;color:#fcd34d;border:1px solid #b45309;">host / sp only</span> host or singleplayer only  
<span style="font-size:11px;font-weight:500;padding:2px 9px;border-radius:999px;background:#4a0d2e;color:#f9a8d4;border:1px solid #be185d;">multiplayer</span> multiplayer  
<span style="font-size:11px;font-weight:500;padding:2px 9px;border-radius:999px;background:#064e3b;color:#6ee7b7;border:1px solid #059669;">singleplayer</span> singleplayer  
<span style="font-size:11px;font-weight:500;padding:2px 9px;border-radius:999px;background:#3b1f6e;color:#d8b4fe;border:1px solid #7c3aed;">creative only</span> creative mode only
</div>

== Most useful: ==

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=difficulty
|args=<?difficulty>
|desc=View or change the current difficulty setting.
|tag_launch=1
|tag_host=1
|not a launch command!
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=file forceallowsave
|desc=Emergency recovery command. Forces the internal "is saving" flag back to false if the game thinks it is still saving and refuses further saves. Use only as a last resort.
|tag_host=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=regeneraterooms
|desc=Forces the room system to regenerate everywhere.
|tag_game=1
|tag_host=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=unstuck
|args=<>
|desc=Attempts to free your character if you become stuck in geometry or structures. Extremely useful.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=emote
|args=happy, surprised, open, none, angry, dead, reset
|desc=Makes your character perform an emote. Supports duration and intensity.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=expression
|args=list, <expressionname>
|desc=Triggers a custom facial expression on your character (use list to see options).
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=say
|args= <message>
|desc=Sends a chat message to all connected players.
|tag_mp=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=player
|args=list, setmood, sethygiene, setnutrition, sethydration
|desc=View players or adjust your (or others') mood, hygiene, nutrition and hydration values.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=pause
|args=true, false
|desc=Pauses or unpauses the entire game simulation (works for clients too when hosting).
|tag_host=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=teleport
|desc=Teleports you to the given coordinates. Only works in creative mode.
|args= <x> <y>
|tag_game=1
|tag_creative=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=file
|args=very complex - see below
|desc=Powerful save/load and station management command. Can be used both in-game and as a launch argument.
|tag_launch=1
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=save
|args=<filename> delete (d/rm) <filename>, list (l)
|desc=Quickly save the game, list saves, or delete specific save files.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=load
|aliases=loadgame
|args=list, <filename>
|desc=Load a specific save file.
|note=deprecated, use file Start
|tag_launch=1
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=loadlatest
|args= <savename>
|desc=Loads the most recent save (including autosaves).
|note=deprecated, use file Start
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=storm
|args=start, stop, debug
|desc=Manually start or stop weather events.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=keybindings
|args=reset
|desc=Shows all your current keybindings. The reset option can fix broken input.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=windowheight
|args=<height>, reset (r)
|desc=Lock the console window to a specific number of lines or reset to automatic sizing.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=logtoclipboard
|desc=Copies the entire current console output to your system clipboard. Great for bug reports.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=clear
|desc=Clears the console window.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=version
|desc=Prints the current game version.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=world
|desc=Prints information about the current world settings.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=help
|args=commands, list (l), <key>, tofile
|desc=The main help command. Run <code>-help commands</code> to list everything, or <code>-help <command></code> for details on one command.
}}

== About the <code>file</code> command ==

The <code>file</code> command is a powerful, multi-purpose command for managing '''stations''' and '''saves'''. A '''station''' is a named save profile (e.g. "My Survival RunSaveGame") - all saves for that playthrough live inside <code>saves/<stationname>/</code>, organized into <code>auto/</code>, <code>quick/</code>, and <code>manual/</code> subfolders plus a "head" save. Because <code>file</code> is registered as a launch command, it works both in-game and on the command line:

<pre>Server.exe -file start "MyMarsMess" Mars2 Normal</pre>

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=file start
|args=<stationname> [worldid] [difficulty] [startcondition] [startlocation]
|desc=The main way to load or create a game. If a station named <code><stationname></code> already exists, loads its most recent save. If it does not exist, starts a fresh game on the given world. <code>worldid</code> is required when creating a new station (e.g. <code>Lunar</code>, <code>Mars2</code>, <code>Eurpa3</code>, <code>Vulcan2</code>, <code>Mimas</code>, <code>Venus</code>). <code>difficulty</code> defaults to <code>Normal</code> but can be set to <code>Stationeer</code> <code>Creative</code> and <code>Easy</code>.<code>startcondition</code> and <code>startlocation</code> are optional and fall back to world defaults when omitted.
|tag_launch=1
|tag_host=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=file new
|args=<stationname>
|desc=Creates a new empty station folder with the given name without starting a game. Usually you can skip this and go straight to <code>file start</code> on a non-existing station.
|tag_host=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=file save
|desc=Saves the current game into the "head" save slot of the active station. Equivalent to a normal in-game manual save.
|tag_game=1
|tag_host=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=file saveas
|args=<savename>
|desc=Creates a named manual save for the current station. Useful for checkpoints, e.g. <code>-file saveas BeforeBigProject</code>.
|tag_game=1
|tag_host=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=file quicksave
|desc=Creates a quicksave for the current station (written into the <code>quick/</code> subfolder).
|tag_game=1
|tag_host=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=file load
|args=<fullpath>
|desc=Loads a specific <code>.save</code> file by its full absolute path. The path must be inside the official saves root and the file must have a <code>.save</code> extension. The station name is inferred from the folder structure. Example: <code>-file load "C:\...\saves\My Station\manual\checkpoint.save"</code>
|tag_host=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=file loadlatest
|args=<stationname> [auto/quick/manual]
|desc=Loads the most recent save for the given station. The optional second argument filters by save type — omit it to pick the newest save across all folders.
|tag_host=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=file list
|desc=Lists the full paths of all known save files across all stations.
|tag_host=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=file info
|desc=Prints the current save root directory path and the name of the currently loaded station. Useful for debugging save paths.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=file deletesave
|args=<fullpath>
|desc=Deletes a single save file. The path must be inside the saves root — files outside the official save folder are refused.
|tag_host=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=file deletestation
|args=<fullpath>
|desc=Recursively deletes an entire station folder and '''all''' saves inside it. The path must be inside the saves root. '''Extremely destructive — use with caution.'''
|tag_host=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=file forceallowsave
|desc=Emergency recovery command. Forces the internal "is saving" flag back to false if the game thinks it is still saving and refuses further saves. Use only as a last resort.
|tag_host=1
}}

The remaining commands are mostly developer/debug tools.

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=achievements
|desc=Debugging commands for the achievement system.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=addgas
|args=<type> <target> <ammount_mols> [temperature] (temp is optional)
|note=Oxygen, Nitrogen, CarbonDioxide, Volatiles, Pollutant, Water, NitrousOxide
|desc=Directly adds gas of a chosen type to a thing by ID (amount + temperature).
|tag_game=1
|tag_host=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=atmos
|args=pipe, world, direction, room, global, thing, cleanup, count, liquid
|desc=Toggles various atmosphere and gas debug things.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=ban
|args=<clientId>, refresh
|desc=Bans a player from the server.
|tag_host=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=camera
|args=shake
|desc=Various camera-related debug functions.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=cleanupplayers
|args=dead, disconnected, all, bodybags
|desc=Removes player corpses and body bags.
|tag_game=1
|tag_host=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=clientinfo
|args=list, remove <index>
|desc=Manage serialized client information (mainly for debugging network clients).
|tag_host=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=clients
|desc=Lists all currently connected clients.
|tag_host=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=debugthreads
|args=GameTick, Terrain
|desc=Shows timing information for the main worker threads.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=deletelooseitems
|desc=Deletes every item that is not currently inside a slot. Think of it this way: If running into it makes it move, it will be deleted.
|tag_game=1
|tag_host=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=deleteoutofbounds
|desc=Removes objects and atmospheres that have gone outside the world bounds.
|tag_game=1
|tag_host=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=densepools
|desc=Shows the current state of all dense object pools (performance debugging).
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=discord
|desc=Commands related to Discord Rich Presence / SDK integration.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=dlc
|args=shared
|desc=DLC-related debug functions.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=entity
|args=state <playerName OR referenceId>
|desc=Entity state inspection and manipulation.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=exit
|aliases=leave
|desc=Leaves the current game and returns to the main menu.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=exportworld
|desc=Exports the current world as a new WorldSettings file.
|tag_game=1
|tag_host=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=geyser
|args=export <directory>
|desc=Helps with geyser placement and exports geyser data.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=helperhints
|args=Dismiss, Complete, Trigger
|desc=Tools for testing and manipulating world objectives / helper hints.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=imgui
|desc=Toggles various ImGui debug windows and overlays.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=join
|aliases=joingame
|args=[address]:[port]
|desc=Joins a multiplayer server.
|tag_launch=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=kick
|args=<clientId>
|desc=Kicks a client from the server.
|tag_host=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=legacycpu
|args=enable, disable
|desc=Enables a compatibility mode for lower-end CPUs.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=liquid
|args=show, renderer, solver, WorldVolume
|desc=Liquid simulation and rendering debug tools.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=listnetworkdevices
|args=id
|desc=Lists pipe, cable, chute and other networks.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=localization
|desc=Shows localization / translation information.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=lod
|desc=Level-of-detail debug information and window.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=log
|args=<logname> (optional), clear
|desc=Dumps logs to disk or clears them.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=loworbitstation
|args=spawnmount <x> <y> <z>
|desc=Spawns low-orbit station related objects for testing.
|tag_game=1
|tag_creative=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=map
|desc=Opens debug minimap tools.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=masterserver
|args=refresh
|desc=Interacts with the master server (server list, etc.).
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=minables
|args=range
|desc=Toggles visual debug for minable resources.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=netconfig
|desc=View or edit NetConfig.xml values at runtime.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=network
|desc=Prints current network status and connection info.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=networkdebug
|desc=Opens the network debugging window.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=new
|aliases=newgame
|args=worldname, difficulty, startcondition
|desc=Starts a brand new game (can be used as launch command).
|tag_launch=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=orbit
|args=debug, view, celestials, simulate, set, timescale, makeoffset
|desc=Controls and inspects the orbital simulation system.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=physics
|desc=Physics engine debug and inspection commands.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=plant
|args=grow <parent thing id>
|desc=Plant growth and state debugging.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=power
|desc=Power grid and battery debug commands.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=prefabs
|args=Thumbnails
|desc=Source prefab validation and thumbnail tools (mostly editor).
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=printgasinfo
|desc=Prints gas phase change data (triple/critical points).
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=profiler
|args=enable, disable
|desc=Toggles the built-in profiler.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=quit
|desc=Immediately exits the game with no confirmation.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=region
|args=debug
|desc=Terrain region debugging.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=reloadterraintexture
|desc=Reloads terrain textures from disk.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=reset
|desc=Restarts the entire application.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=rocket
|desc=Rocket and spaceflight related debug commands.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=roomevaluator
|note=May be provided by a mod
|desc=Room evaluation and debugging tool.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=serverrun
|args=Command
|desc=Executes a command on the server from a client.
|tag_mp=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=setbatteries
|desc=Battery and power cell state manipulation.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=settings
|desc=Read or change settings.xml values live (e.g. servermaxplayers).
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=settingspath
|args=<full-directory-path>
|desc=Changes where the game looks for settings (launch command only).
|tag_launch=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=slp
|note=Mod command
|desc=SLP (ModLoader) commands if installed.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=spacemap
|args=regenerate, fill, chart, testpaths
|desc=Space map / star map debugging and generation tools.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=spacemapnode
|args=<id>
|desc=Inspect and manipulate individual space map nodes.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=status
|desc=Prints a broad overview of server and world state.
|tag_host=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=steam
|desc=Steamworks integration testing commands.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=structure
|args=completeall
|desc=Structure-related debug (instant completion, etc.).
|tag_game=1
|tag_creative=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=structurenetwork
|args=chute, rocket
|desc=Debugs conveyor, chute and rocket logistics networks.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=systeminfo
|desc=Prints detailed information about your hardware and OS.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=terrain
|args=debug, cursor
|desc=Terrain editing and cursor debugging tools.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=terraineditor
|desc=Opens the terrain heightmap import/editor tools.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=test
|desc=Internal test command that prints colored console samples.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=testbytearray
|desc=Tests network serialization of all (or one) things. Editor only.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=testoctree
|args=[number of iterations]
|desc=Benchmarks octree density reads.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=thing
|args=No args (count), find, delete, spawn, info, info-verbose, countanimator, blueprint, thumbnail, spawnvel, checkslots
|desc=General thing inspection, spawning, and deletion. Extremely powerful.
|tag_game=1
|tag_host=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=trader
|args=regenerate, land, depart, contacts, buys, sells, evaluate, checksum
|desc=Trader arrival, trading lists, and debug tools.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=upnp
|desc=Shows UPnP / port forwarding status.
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=vegetation
|args=set, debug
|desc=Controls or visualizes vegetation density per chunk.
|tag_game=1
}}

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=worldsetting
|desc=Real-time editing of certain world settings (WIP).
|tag_game=1
}}

----

[[Category:Game mechanics]]
[[Category:Console]]

Template:ConsoleCommand

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}}</includeonly><noinclude>
== Template:ConsoleCommand ==

Renders a console command as a dark terminal-style card.

=== Parameters ===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Parameter !! Required !! Description
|-
| <code>name</code> || '''Yes''' || Command name, e.g. <code>unstuck</code>
|-
| <code>args</code> || No || Argument syntax, e.g. <code><x1> <y1> <z1></code>
|-
| <code>desc</code> || No || Description text. Supports wikitext (links, bold, <code><code></code>, etc.)
|-
| <code>aliases</code> || No || Alternate names shown in the header
|-
| <code>note</code> || No || Short note shown in the header (e.g. "Added with the Terrain Update")
|-
| <code>tag_launch</code> || No || Set to <code>1</code> to show the '''launch''' badge
|-
| <code>tag_game</code> || No || Set to <code>1</code> to show the '''requires game''' badge
|-
| <code>tag_creative</code> || No || Set to <code>1</code> to show the '''creative only''' badge
|-
| <code>tag_host</code> || No || Set to <code>1</code> to show the '''host / sp only''' badge
|-
| <code>tag_mp</code> || No || Set to <code>1</code> to show the '''multiplayer''' badge
|-
| <code>tag_sp</code> || No || Set to <code>1</code> to show the '''singleplayer''' badge
|}

=== Example ===
<pre>
{{ConsoleCommand
|name=copy (example command)
|aliases=cp
|note=I am a note
|args=<x1> <y1> <z1> <x2> <y2> <z2>
|desc=Copies the area defined by [[pos1]] and [[pos2]] into the clipboard. Paste with <code>paste</code>.
|tag_game=1
|tag_creative=1
|tag_host=1
}}
</pre>
{{ConsoleCommand
|name=copy (example command)
|aliases=cp
|note=I am a note
|args=<x1> <y1> <z1> <x2> <y2> <z2>
|desc=Copies the area defined by [[pos1]] and [[pos2]] into the clipboard. Paste with <code>paste</code>.
|tag_game=1
|tag_creative=1
|tag_host=1
}}

[[Category:Templates]]
[[Category:Formatting templates]]
</noinclude>

Template:ConsoleCommand

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</div>
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== Documentation ==

This template creates a console-styled entry for a single in-game console command. It is intended to be used on pages documenting the dev console.

=== Parameters ===
* '''name''' (required): The primary command name (without the leading dash).
* '''args''': The argument list / syntax as shown by in-game help.
* '''desc''': The description paragraph(s). Can contain wikitext.
* '''aliases''': Comma-separated list of alternative names.
* '''tags''': Optional tags string, e.g. <code>[launch][game][creative]</code>.
* '''note''': Optional extra note (shown in amber).

=== Example ===
<pre>
{{ConsoleCommand
|name=help
|args=commands, list (l), <key>, tofile
|desc=Displays helpful stuff. Use <code>-help <command></code> for details on a specific command.
|aliases=
|tags=
}}
</pre>

{{ConsoleCommand
|name=help
|args=commands, list (l), <key>, tofile
|desc=Displays helpful stuff. Use <code>-help <command></code> for details on a specific command.
|aliases=
|tags=
}}

[[Category:Templates]]
</noinclude>

Dedicated Server Guide

2026-05-16T13:28:05Z

JacksonTheMaster:

[[Category:Tutorials]]

== General Requirements ==
* Linux or Windows system, either physical or virtualized
* ''Hosting the server on your PC while playing at the same time might lead to issues with NAT-loopback''
** For ''some'' reason, it was previously not recommended running a Stationeers client & server on the same machine. During the last 2 years, the author of this page has not seen any issues with that. In reality, it ''should be fine™''.
* 16 or more Gigabytes of RAM. The server will load with less, but will run out of RAM quickly, potentially leading to instability or crashes.
* 6-8 CPU cores. The server will run with less, but it is strongly recommended to give it at least 6 cores due to the load caused by atmospheric calculations.

== Quickstarts & Panels ==

=== StationeersServerUI ===

''Docker + Native Linux & Windows''

[https://github.com/SteamServerUI/StationeersServerUI StationeersServerUI] offers an intuitive webUI, easy configuration, smart backups, full steamcmd handling with auto-updates, <br>
a discord integration for your community to interact with the server, tons of other helpful features like a remote console '''and works straight out of the box'''. <br>
Created in 2024 with love and attention to detail, updated regularly by [https://github.com/JacksonTheMaster JacksonTheMaster] & the [https://github.com/orgs/SteamServerUI/people StationeersServerUI Team]

[https://github.com/SteamServerUI/StationeersServerUI/wiki/Installation Getting started with StationeersServerUI]

=== Pterodactyl ===
[https://github.com/BadDucky52 BadDucky52] has updated the [https://github.com/HaseoTM/parkervcp-eggs/blob/master/game_eggs/steamcmd_servers/stationeers/stationeers_vanilla/egg-stationeers.json older] pterodactyl egg for the current Dedicated Server:<br>

[https://github.com/BadDucky52/PterodactylGameEggs/blob/main/egg-stationeers.json Pterodactyl egg] by [https://github.com/BadDucky52 BadDucky52] <br>

[https://github.com/BadDucky52/PterodactylGameEggs/blob/main/egg-stationeers--bep-in-ex.json Pterodactyl egg with bepinex] by [https://github.com/BadDucky52 BadDucky52] <br>

[https://github.com/BadDucky52/PterodactylGameEggs/blob/main/egg-Stationeers-ServerUI.json Pterodactyl egg (some issues reported, inop currently) ] with [https://github.com/SteamServerUI/StationeersServerUI StationeersServerUI] by [https://github.com/BadDucky52 BadDucky52] & the [https://github.com/orgs/SteamServerUI/people StationeersServerUI Team]<br>

== DIY Solutions ==

<big>It is, of course, possible to run the server without external images or tools simply by downloading it from SteamCMD and executing it. Everything you ''should'' need is Documented below.</big>

=== Requirements ===

==== Windows ====
<big>You '''must''' install the Microsoft Visual C++ runtime listed below to run the Server successfully. </big>

* '''Microsoft Visual C++ 2015, 2017 and 2019 runtime''' [https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/cpp/windows/latest-supported-vc-redist?view=msvc-170 click here to download it].

==== Linux ====
<big>Attention: The current Build requires a '''very recent Linux OS''' (if using Linux) due to the Glibc dependency listed below.</big>
* '''Glibc 2.40 or above''': Debian '''Trixie''' (13) ''recommended'', (Ubuntu '''25'''.04, 25.10 (and above), anything with Glibc 2.40 and above (check with <code>ldd --version</code>)

'''Stationeers now (Jan 2026) now uses an optimized new version of RakNet (Networking protocol) to manage network connections and connectivity. You require an up-to-date, recent OS to run the Server successfully.'''

===== Unsupported (non-functional) Linux Versions due to outdated glibc: =====

* Debian 12 (Bookworm, stable): glibc 2.36
* Debian 11 (Bullseye, oldstable/previous stable) and below: glibc 2.31 (Debian 11) or even older (e.g., 2.28 in Debian 10)
* Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish) and below: glibc 2.35 (22.04) or older (e.g., 2.31 in 20.04)
* RHEL 9 clones (Rocky Linux 9, AlmaLinux 9, CentOS 9: All current stable releases use: glibc 2.34

==== Might work, uncertain status (broken for some, working for some players) =====
• **Ubuntu 24.04 LTS** Noble Numbat → glibc 2.39

=== Getting the server files ===
SteamCmd installed on the operating system you are running the server with. See [https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/SteamCMD The SteamCMD Documentation]
''(This is a command line tool)''

For the stable branch:
''(The "stable" branch is what you Download by default when you select Stationeers in your Steam Library)''

<code>steamcmd +login anonymous +app_update 600760 validate +quit</code>

For the beta branch:

<code>steamcmd +login anonymous +app_update 600760 -beta beta validate +quit</code>

''For getting back from beta to public use -beta public, SteamCMD has trouble with caching sometimes''

=== Default ports ===
27016: Game port (UDP).
27015: Steam update port. (UDP).

=== Server Startup Arguments (Post September 2025)===

With the release of the [https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/544550/view/533235259603419415 terrain update], the flags the Dedicated Server accepts where changed. <br>
''If you are running an older version (such as the prerocket or preterrain branch, ask on the Stationeers Discord server in either #modding or #dedicated-server''''

String parameters can take space with double quotes.
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Flag !! Value !! Description
|-
| <code>-file start</code>
| <code><stationname> [worldid] [difficulty] [startcondition] [startlocation]</code>
| Tries to load the latest save for the specified station. If not found, starts a new world with the given parameters and saves it.<br>
- <code>stationname</code>: Required. This is the name of your save.<br>
- <code>worldid</code>: Optional, but required to start a new game if no existing station is found.<br>
- <code>difficulty</code>: Optional, defaults to "Normal" if not provided.<br>
- <code>startcondition</code>: Optional, defaults to the default start condition for the world setting if not provided.<br>
- <code>startlocation</code>: Optional, defaults to "DefaultStartLocation" if not provided.<br>
- '''When you add optional arguments, you cannot leave one out.''' <br> For example, <stationname> [worldid] [startlocation] '''would not work''', <br> you would need to add [difficulty] and [startcondition] too.
|-
| <code>-logFile</code>
| <code>"path"</code>
| Specifies a custom log file path if <code>output_log.txt</code> is not used. Example:<br>
<code>-logFile "server.log"</code>
|-
| <code>-settings</code>
| see below
| Changes the default settings to desired values e.g -settings ServerName "MyNewStationeersServer". '''For a full list and examples, see below.'''
|-
|}

=== World types (verified January 2026) ===
''Note:'' RoundRobin StartLocations and Community StartConditions are only available on BETA at the moment.

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! World Name !! WorldID !! Difficulty IDs !! StartCondition IDs !! StartLocation IDs
|-
| Lunar (The Moon)
| <code> Lunar </code>
| <code>Creative, Easy, Normal, Stationeer</code>
| <code>DefaultStart, DefaultStartCommunity, Brutal, BrutalCommunity</code>
| <code>LunarSpawnCraterVesper, LunarSpawnMontesUmbrarum, LunarSpawnCraterNox, LunarSpawnMonsArcanus, LunarSpawnRoundRobin</code>
|-
|-
| Mars
| <code> Mars2 </code>
| <code>Creative, Easy, Normal, Stationeer</code>
| <code>DefaultStart, DefaultStartCommunity, Brutal, BrutalCommunity</code>
| <code>MarsSpawnCanyonOverlook, MarsSpawnButchersFlat, MarsSpawnFindersCanyon, MarsSpawnHellasCrags, MarsSpawnDonutFlats, MarsSpawnRoundRobin</code>
|-
|-
| Europa
| <code> Europa3</code>
| <code>Creative, Easy, Normal, Stationeer</code>
| <code>EuropaDefault, EuropaDefaultCommunity, EuropaBrutal, EuropaBrutalCommunity</code>
| <code>EuropaSpawnIcyBasin, EuropaSpawnGlacialChannel, EuropaSpawnBalgatanPass, EuropaSpawnFrigidHighlands, EuropaSpawnTyreValley, EuropaSpawnRoundRobin</code>
|-
|-
| Mimas
| <code> MimasHerschel</code>
| <code>Creative, Easy, Normal, Stationeer</code>
| <code>MimasDefault, MimasDefaultCommunity, MimasBrutal, MimasBrutalCommunity</code>
| <code>MimasSpawnCentralMesa, MimasSpawnHarrietCrater, MimasSpawnCraterField, MimasSpawnDustBowl, MimasSpawnRoundRobin</code>
|-
|-
| Vulcan
| <code> Vulcan2 </code>
| <code>Creative, Easy, Normal, Stationeer</code>
| <code>VulcanDefault, VulcanDefaultCommunity, VulcanBrutal, VulcanBrutalCommunity</code>
| <code>VulcanSpawnVestaValley, VulcanSpawnEtnasFury, VulcanSpawnIxionsDemise, VulcanSpawnTitusReach, VulcanSpawnRoundRobin</code>
|-
|-
| Venus
| <code> Venus </code>
| <code>Creative, Easy, Normal, Stationeer</code>
| <code>VenusDefault, VenusDefaultCommunity, VulcanBrutal, VulcanBrutalCommunity</code><br>Note: Yes, Venus is using '''Vulcan'''Brutal & '''Vulcan'''BrutalCommunity
| <code>VenusSpawnGaiaValley, VenusSpawnDaisyValley, VenusSpawnFaithValley, VenusSpawnDuskValley, VenusSpawnRoundRobin</code>
|-
|-
|}
When selecting a start location you can pick ''<WorldID>Random'' to have each new player spawn in a randomly selected location on the map. This is designed to be used with the <WorldID>BrutalCommunity StartCondition which spawns each new player with a brutal start crate.

Tutorial Maps
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! World Name !! WorldID
|-
|-
| Inventory Tutorial
| <code> Tutorial1 </code>
|-
| Connection Tutorial
| <code> Tutorial2 </code>
|-
|-
| Atmospherics Tutorial
| <code> Tutorial3 </code>
|-
|-
| Airlocks Tutorial
| <code> Airlock </code>
|-
|-
| Furnace Tutorial
| <code> FurnaceBasics </code>
|-
|-
| Manufacturing Tutorial
| <code> Manufacturing </code>
|-
|-
|}

===== Configuration =====
In your server directory, a file called setting.xml will be created once you start it up for the first time. <br>
While you can ''technically'' edit that, '''this approach is not guaranteed to work (bugged for a while)'''. <br>
'''It is recommended to use the -setting flag instead.'''

{| class="wikitable"
|-
! Setting !! Value !! Description
|-
| ServerVisible
| true / false
| Shows / hides the server in the ingame server list
|-
|-
| GamePort
| 27016 / any port
| The port that players connect to
|-
|-
| UpdatePort
| 27015 / any port
| Steam update port. ''Unclear if this is actually used by the game at the moment.''
|-
|-
| UPNPEnabled
| true / false
| Enable or disable UniversalPlugAndPlay (Auto port forwarding, your router must support)
|-
|-
| ServerName
| "My Game Server" / your desired server name
| Description
|-
|-
| ServerPassword
| "MySuperSecurePassword" / your desired server password
| Description
|-
|-
| ServerAuthSecret
| "MySuperSecureSecret" / your desired admin secret
| Description
|-
|-
| ServerMaxPlayers
| 1-20
| The number of available player slots. Shouln't exceed 20.
|-
|-
| AutoSave
| true / false
| Enable or disable autosaves
|-
|-
| SaveInterval
| 300
| Time in seconds between each autosave. Shouldn't be below 60 sec.
|-
|-
| AutoPauseServer
| true / false
| Weather the server should auto pause or not if no players are connected
|-
|-
| UseSteamP2P
| true / false
| Weather the server should allow SteamP2P connections. Keep this disabled.
|-
|-
| StartLocalHost
| true / false
| Do not change this, this is required to be able to connect.
|-

|}

=== Command Examples ===

==== '''Linux''' ====
Note: Logging to console on Linux is slightly broken - we recommend to log to a log file instead and <code> tail -f </code> that

Explanation: ''Server starts a new Map on <code> Lunar </code> saved to <code> saves/MyLunarMap </code> , advertises itself with 6 player slots in the server list as <code> MyLunarServer </code> on port </code> 27016 </code> with password <code> MySuperSecurePassword </code> and saves every 5 minutes.<br>''

<code>./rocketstation_DedicatedServer.x86_64 -file start MyLunarMap Lunar -logFile "./server.log" -settings StartLocalHost true ServerVisible true GamePort 27016 UPNPEnabled false ServerName "MyLunarServer" ServerPassword "MySuperSecurePassword" ServerMaxPlayers 6 AutoSave true SaveInterval 300 ServerAuthSecret "MySuperSecureSecret" UpdatePort 27015 AutoPauseServer true UseSteamP2P false LocalIpAddress 0.0.0.0 & tail -f server.log</code>

Explanation: ''Server starts a new Map on <code> Lunar </code> with Difficulty <code>Easy</code>, Startcondition <code>DefaultStart</code> and StartLocation <code>LunarSpawnCraterVesper</code>, saved to <code> saves/MyLunarMap </code> , advertises itself with 6 player slots in the server list as <code> MyLunarServer </code> on port </code> 27016 </code> with password <code> MySuperSecurePassword </code> and saves every 5 minutes.<br>''

<code>./rocketstation_DedicatedServer.x86_64 -file start MyLunarMap Lunar Easy DefaultStart LunarSpawnCraterVesper -logFile "./server.log" -settings StartLocalHost true ServerVisible true GamePort 27016 UPNPEnabled false ServerName "MyLunarServer" ServerPassword "MySuperSecurePassword" ServerMaxPlayers 6 AutoSave true SaveInterval 300 ServerAuthSecret "MySuperSecureSecret" UpdatePort 27015 AutoPauseServer true UseSteamP2P false LocalIpAddress 0.0.0.0 & tail -f server.log</code>

Explanation: ''Server starts a new Map on <code> Mars2 </code> saved to <code> saves/MyLunarMap </code> , advertises itself in the server with 6 player slots in the server list as <code> MyLunarServer </code> on port </code> 27016 </code> '''without''' password and saves every 5 minutes.<br>''

<code>./rocketstation_DedicatedServer.x86_64 -file start MyMarsMap Mars2 -logFile "./server.log" -settings StartLocalHost true ServerVisible true GamePort 27016 UPNPEnabled false ServerName "MyLunarServer" ServerMaxPlayers 6 AutoSave true SaveInterval 300 ServerAuthSecret "MySuperSecureSecret" UpdatePort 27015 AutoPauseServer true UseSteamP2P false LocalIpAddress 0.0.0.0 & tail -f server.log</code>

Explanation: ''Server starts a new Map on <code> Lunar </code> saved to <code> saves/MyLunarMap </code>, '''does not advertise itself in the server list''' but is available for 6 players to direct connection via <code> <serverIP>:27016 </code> </code> with password <code> MySuperSecurePassword </code> and saves every 5 minutes.<br>''

<code>./rocketstation_DedicatedServer.x86_64 -file start MyLunarMap Lunar -logFile "./server.log" -settings StartLocalHost true ServerVisible false GamePort 27016 UPNPEnabled false ServerName "MyHiddenLunarServer" ServerPassword "MySuperSecurePassword" ServerMaxPlayers 6 AutoSave true SaveInterval 300 ServerAuthSecret "MySuperSecureSecret" UpdatePort 27015 AutoPauseServer true UseSteamP2P false LocalIpAddress 0.0.0.0 & tail -f server.log</code>

===== Additional info about the Linux commands =====
* LocalIpAddress 0.0.0.0 is required to allow the server to bind to all network interfaces on your Linux Server. On some distros, you might wanna specify the actual interface IP instead.
* The server starts with the specified values, but technically in the background (& sign at the end of the command). You can foreground it again by using <code>fg</code>
* tail -f debug.log runs in the foreground, showing the log output in your current attached terminal.
* When you now Ctrl+C, '''the server will not stop''' - instead it will remain in the '''background as long as your session is open''' If you, for example, disconnect your SSH connection the server will stop because an ending SSH connection typically sends a SIGHUP (hangup signal) to all processes in the session, including background processes,. You might wanna look into using [https://youtu.be/UxbiDtEXuxg?si=_j3MumpVcCCk4xGQ tmux].

==== '''Windows''' ====

Explanation: ''Server starts a new Map on <code> Lunar </code> saved to <code> saves/MyLunarMap </code> , advertises itself with 6 player slots in the server list as <code> MyLunarServer </code> on port <code> 27016 </code> with password <code> MySuperSecurePassword </code> and saves every 5 minutes.<br>''

<code>.\rocketstation_DedicatedServer.exe -file start MyLunarMap Lunar -settings StartLocalHost true ServerVisible true GamePort 27016 UPNPEnabled false ServerName "MyLunarServer" ServerPassword "MySuperSecurePassword" ServerMaxPlayers 6 AutoSave true SaveInterval 300 ServerAuthSecret "MySuperSecureSecret" UpdatePort 27015 AutoPauseServer true UseSteamP2P false</code>

Explanation: ''Server starts a new Map on <code> Lunar </code> with Difficulty <code>Easy</code>, Startcondition <code> DefaultStart </code> and StartLocation <code> LunarSpawnCraterVesper </code>, saved to <code> saves/MyLunarMap </code> , advertises itself with 6 player slots in the server list as <code> MyLunarServer </code> on port <code> 27016 </code> with password <code> MySuperSecurePassword </code> and saves every 5 minutes.<br>''

<code>.\rocketstation_DedicatedServer.exe -file start MyLunarMap Lunar Easy DefaultStart LunarSpawnCraterVesper -settings StartLocalHost true ServerVisible true GamePort 27016 UPNPEnabled false ServerName "MyLunarServer" ServerPassword "MySuperSecurePassword" ServerMaxPlayers 6 AutoSave true SaveInterval 300 ServerAuthSecret "MySuperSecureSecret" UpdatePort 27015 AutoPauseServer true UseSteamP2P false</code>

Explanation: ''Server starts a new Map on <code> Lunar </code> saved to <code> saves/MyLunarMap </code>, does NOT advertise itself in the server list but is available for 6 players to direct connect via <code> <serverIP>:27016 </code> </code> with password <code> MySuperSecurePassword </code> and saves every 5 minutes.<br>''

<code>.\rocketstation_DedicatedServer.exe -file start MyLunarMap Lunar -settings StartLocalHost true ServerVisible false GamePort 27016 UPNPEnabled false ServerName "MyHiddenLunarServer" ServerPassword "MySuperSecurePassword" ServerMaxPlayers 6 AutoSave true SaveInterval 300 ServerAuthSecret "MySuperSecureSecret" UpdatePort 27015 AutoPauseServer true UseSteamP2P false</code>

===== Additional info about the commands =====
The server will stay running until you close the terminal. When you close (don't logoff) a RDP session, the server does not stop.

== Administrator: run a command on the server ==

The same <code> ServerAuthSecret </code> parameter must be added to the -setting flag (see above) and inside the clients setting.xml ''("client"=your local PC, '''not''' the server)''

All commands are typed in the client console (F3) and prefixed by a <code> serverrun </code> like so:

<code> serverrun say Hello World </code>

=== Server Terminal Console===
When running the server from windows, you can type commands in the terminal application which acts like a console

=== Command Lists ===
{| class="wikitable"
!Command
!Details
!Parameter
|-
| HELP
| Displays the list of commands.
| Arguments:
* commands
* list (l)
* <key>
* tofile: prints the help output to file
|}

== Modding on Servers ==
''removed very outdated information here - please ask on the Stationeers Discord server in either #modding or #dedicated-server''

There are some examples of how to make your own mods in:
\Steam\steamapps\common\Stationeers\rocketstation_Data\StreamingAssets\
Look for ExampleMod.zip and AttributesExampleMod.zip .

[https://github.com/rocket2guns/StationeersDedicatedServerGuide/blob/main/README.md%20Official%20Server%20Guide VERY Outdated official guide]

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As of yesterday, We've enabled Cloudflare's WAF and a Cloudflare managed challenge on Stationeers Wiki. In the first 24 hours, it blocked 637,000 malicious requests. That's about 79 percent of all traffic hitting the site. '''You might notice a brief security check page''' when you visit, but it's worth it. Those weren't real users; they were bots scraping content and hammering the infrastructure in unpredictable spikes. With them filtered out now, the wiki should stay snappy and responsive for people actually contributing and reading. I'll keep monitoring it, but this is a solid win for stability. ~ Jackson

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Hi! Do not bother much with the cleaning up the silly links, it is the website plugin that adds it automatically. We've asked the site admin to turn it off (see https://stationeers-wiki.com/User_talk:JacksonTheMaster) but the adjustment is not done yet. Until the plugin gets disabled the links will reappear even in your own edits. We'll clean it up together later. [[User:Legolegs|Legolegs]] ([[User talk:Legolegs|talk]]) 10:18, 25 April 2026 (UTC)

Done! ~ [[User:JacksonTheMaster|JacksonTheMaster]] ([[User talk:JacksonTheMaster|talk]])

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Energy Rifle

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[[Category:Items]]
{{Itembox
| name = Energy Rifle
| image = [[File:WeaponRifleEnergy.png]] [[File:Laser Rifle 1.png|thumb|Energy rifle painted white with a nuclear battery installed.]]
| maxpressure =
| createdwith = [[Fabricator]], [[Tool Manufactory]]
| cost = 10 [[Gold]], 20g [[Steel]], 20g [[Electrum]], 10g [[Invar]], 10g [[Constantan]], 10g [[Solder]]
| volume =
| stacks = No
}}

== Description ==
{{deprecated|0.2.5903.26007}}
*The [[Energy Rifle]] was a laser weapon. Used to shoot lasers that either stun or kill depending on a toggled option in the item's menu.
*Press O (Default button) to turn on and off.
*Press R (Default button) to cycle through the item's menu, scroll to go through menu, and F (Default button) to toggle options.

Given that the rifle's high [[power]] usage of 9000J/shot, it's advisable to use a [[Battery_Cell#Nuclear_Cell|Nuclear Battery]] with the rifle.
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! [[Battery]] !! # of shots
|-
| Small || 4 shots
|-
| Large || 32 shots
|-
| Nuclear || 255 shots
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Energy Pistol

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[[Category:Items]][[Category:Weapons]]
{{Itembox
| name = Energy Pistol
| image = [[File:WeaponPistolEnergy.png]]
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| createdwith = [[Fabricator]], [[Tool Manufactory]]
| cost = 10 [[Gold]], 10g [[Steel]], 20g [[Electrum]], 10g [[Solder]]
| volume =
| stacks = No
}}
== Description ==

{{deprecated|0.2.5903.26007}}

*Like the [[Energy Rifle]], the [[Energy]] Pistol was a weapon that you can create. Used to shoot lasers that either stun or kill depending on a toggled option in the item's menu.

Given that the rifle's high [[power]] usage of 9000J/shot, it's advisable to use a [[Battery_Cell#Nuclear_Cell|Nuclear Battery]].
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! [[Battery]] !! # of shots
|-
| Small || 4 shots
|-
| Large || 32 shots
|-
| Nuclear || 255 shots
|}

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<noinclude>
=== Testing / Examples (not included when this page is referenced) ===
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{{LinkTile |link=Main_Page |file=RocketWerkzLogo.png |title=Image}}
{{LinkTile |link=Main_Page |icon=🎮 |title=Emoji}}
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=== Simple Mods (XML Mods) ===
<div class="mainpage-grid-compact">
{{LinkTile |link=Modding:XMLMods |file=Stationpedia.png |title=About XML Mods}}
{{LinkTile |link=Modding:XMLMods/Difficulty |file=Stationpedia.png |title=Adding a Custom Difficulty}}
{{LinkTile |link=Modding:XMLMods/Worlds |file=Stationpedia.png |title=Adding a Custom World Type}}
{{LinkTile |link=Modding:XMLMods/Startconditions|file=Stationpedia.png |title=Adding a Custom Start Condition}}
{{LinkTile |link=Modding:XMLMods/PlantsFoods |file=Stationpedia.png |title=Custom Plants and Food}}
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=== LaunchPad Mods ===
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==== Making Mods ====
<div class="mainpage-grid-compact">
{{LinkTile |link=Modding:Dev |file=StationeersModdingDevIcon.png |title=Dev dummy entry}}
{{LinkTile |link=Modding:Dev |file=StationeersModdingDevIcon.png |title=Dev dummy entry}}
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Thankfully, the Modding Community has made a simple tool to install both with ease. For Linux instructions or Dedicated Servers, [https://example.org Click here]
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==== Basebuilding ====
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{{LinkTile |link=Furniture |file=StructureStorageLocker.png |title=Furniture}}
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Pipe Organ

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| name = Kit (Pipe Organ)
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| createdwith = [[Hydraulic Pipe Bender]]
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=== Pipe Organ ===
The narrow end of the [[pipe]] organ can be attached to one end of the [[Kit (Pipe Valve)]].
The length of the pipe after the pipe organ changes the pitch of the note it will play when the valve is opened.
Use [[Kit_(Logic_I/O)]] or [[Integrated Circuit (IC10)]] to open and close the valves to create some custom tunes for your base or an audible warning.

=== Tips ===
* By looking at the pipe organ with an empty hand you can read the note it is currently set to.
* C0 will be the lowest possible note at 48 pipe pieces.

[[Image:PipeOrganNotes.png |center|650px]]