There should be a folder in there called storage. Drag all of your client mods from steamappsworkshopcontent211820 to your server's mods directory. Your Starbound folder, on Windows, will be under C:/Program Files(x86)/Steam/steamapps/common/Starbound.Right click on the remote site and create a directory named mods.On the remote site, navigate inside the starbound directory.Your final location should be steamappsworkshopcontent211820. From there, go into workshopcontent211820.From this directory, navigate up two levels to the steamapps directory.However, it is usually under C:Program FilesSteam. Steam Install Directory refers to where you installed Steam. This will open a file browser at this location: steamappscommonStarbound.Click the Local Files tab and then choose to Browse Local Files. In your Steam library with Starbound selected, right click on Starbound and select properties.Read the above linked tutorial for help with this.
#Starbound how to install mods to your server mod#
You must subscribe to at least one Starbound workshop mod and run the game to make sure that the files are downloaded by your Steam client.This will make a single file that is often smaller then all the separate folders were (and smaller means faster upload). We highly recommend using a program to package and compress the folders, such as a program that does.zip or.rar formats. Upload all the numbered folders for the mods you want to use to the server. Leave the mods in those numbered folders.If you download the file from the Starbound forums, save that somewhere you know you will be able to. There are two ways you can get a file for a mod: Be a registered user on the Chucklefish Community forums at and download it from there From the Steam Workshop. Adding steam workshop mods to your Starbound server is very easy.If you've done it right it should show 0 if your not an admin and 1 if you are (you can ofcourse change it to your liking). Just add this Address: 'starbound.exe'+010904B0+30+730+B0+D0+398 to the address list with the type being 1 Byte. Edit: It works fine for me but here is a Pointer without the Find Pointer thingy.
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