So make sure there are no version mismatches. Workshop mods are the recommended way of handling things, because workshop mods can be downloaded automatically by both server and client, and be kept up to date Note: Achievements are disabled when using mods Workshop mods will be downloaded automatically and kept up to date by the server on every start, so you can.

If both path and workshopid are set, then the server will load the mod from the given path, but will tell clients the workshop id so they can download and enable them. Dedicated servers can have workshop mods and non-workshop mods configured.

Without ID conflicts you won't have to worry about this, so make sure there are none!

Server will prefer workshop mods over 'path' mods.

If you want to disable a mod, comment out the corresponding part of the lua file.

Server always enables all loaded mods.

In order to get the id of a workshop mod, go to its workshop site, and look at the last number of its URL. Using only workshop IDs is highly recommended for public servers.

If both are set, the server will load the mod from the path, and tell clients the workshop ID so they can download it.

If a workshop ID is set and no path, the server will download the mod from the workshop and tell clients about workshop mod IDs so they can download and enable them before connecting to the server.

If a path is set and no workshop ID, then the server will load the mod from the path and connecting players will have to install the mod themselves.

mods configures mods that are running on the server, either by workshop ID or path.

allowed configures mods that are allowed, but not required on clients.

Only recommended for people who know what they're doing. Then, just when you think you’ve had enough, come back, load the mod, and play what. It is not recommended for a first playthrough go beat the base, vanilla game first. Prints errors, but enables mods nevertheless. hello good afternoon, I would like you to help me with something, it happens that normally one with subscribe to an object of the workshop installs the mod and already, as in the case of starbound, or other games, but in the SR4 the opposite happens, I subscribe and the mods do not appear to me, even downloading them from the web, I install them in the corresponding folders and as I have seen. Quick & Dirty Guide to Starbound (Frackin’ Universe) Frackin’s Universe (FU) is a Steam Workshop mod that revitalizes (and complicates) the entire Starbound experience.

forceEnabling mods will be enabled by force.

If that is nil as well, it will default back to /workshop/ If nil, it will download to the folder configured in server.ini.

If empty, it will download to /workshop/.

modLocation configures the location the server to download workshop mods into. To open that path, open a Finder window, press COMMAND + SHIFT + G, paste /Library/Application Support/Steam/SteamApps/common/Starbound/mods into the text.

1 modLocation = '' 2 forceEnabling = false 3 4 local prefix = '/home/sid_1549528/avorionStable/galaxies/avorion_galaxy/mods/' 5 mods = 6

Starbound workshop mods location