Game updates, plugin versions and improvements to our interface with a traceable history.
Recorded, available and installed are different states. Your actual installation status and suitable updates are shown in the server panel.
The running panel release contains a change to this tool. Recorded field differences show new, removed or changed settings. The date identifies when the deployed state was checked; existing game and plugin installations are not updated by this interface change.
The running panel release contains a change to this tool. Recorded field differences show new, removed or changed settings. The date identifies when the deployed state was checked; existing game and plugin installations are not updated by this interface change.
The running panel release contains a change to this tool. Recorded field differences show new, removed or changed settings. The date identifies when the deployed state was checked; existing game and plugin installations are not updated by this interface change.
The running panel release contains a change to this tool. Recorded field differences show new, removed or changed settings. The date identifies when the deployed state was checked; existing game and plugin installations are not updated by this interface change.
AUTO_UPDATE
1 = beim Start updaten
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SERVER_NAME
The display name of the Satisfactory server session
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RELIABLE_PORT
TCP-Port fuer Reliable Messaging (Satisfactory 1.1+). Setzt die App auf die zweite Allocation des Servers.
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MaxPlayers
Server player limit (default 4). Higher values need noticeably more RAM/CPU — takes effect after a server restart.
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MaxClientRate
Steam sockets data rate in bytes/sec. Satisfactory overwrites this file value on startup according to its network quality (tested default profile: 120,000). Change network quality in the Satisfactory Server Manager for a lasting effect.
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ConnectionTimeout
A established connection counts as lost after this many seconds without a reply. Increase it if players drop while loading large worlds.
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NetServerMaxTickRate
Upper limit for network ticks per second. The actual tick rate may be lower; Live Status shows the measured value. A higher limit does not guarantee a higher tick rate.
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InitialConnectTimeout
How long the server waits for a NEW connection to be established. Raise it together with the connection timeout if players never make it into the world at all.
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mNumRotatingAutosaves
How many automatic saves are kept before the oldest is overwritten. More saves means more restore points and more disk usage.
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The running panel release contains a change to this tool. Recorded field differences show new, removed or changed settings. The date identifies when the deployed state was checked; existing game and plugin installations are not updated by this interface change.
The running panel release contains a change to this tool. Recorded field differences show new, removed or changed settings. The date identifies when the deployed state was checked; existing game and plugin installations are not updated by this interface change.
The running panel release contains a change to this tool. Recorded field differences show new, removed or changed settings. The date identifies when the deployed state was checked; existing game and plugin installations are not updated by this interface change.
The running panel release contains a change to this tool. Recorded field differences show new, removed or changed settings. The date identifies when the deployed state was checked; existing game and plugin installations are not updated by this interface change.
The running panel release contains a change to this tool. Recorded field differences show new, removed or changed settings. The date identifies when the deployed state was checked; existing game and plugin installations are not updated by this interface change.
The running panel release contains a change to this tool. Recorded field differences show new, removed or changed settings. The date identifies when the deployed state was checked; existing game and plugin installations are not updated by this interface change.
The running panel release contains a change to this tool. Recorded field differences show new, removed or changed settings. The date identifies when the deployed state was checked; existing game and plugin installations are not updated by this interface change.
The running panel release contains a change to this tool. Recorded field differences show new, removed or changed settings. The date identifies when the deployed state was checked; existing game and plugin installations are not updated by this interface change.
The guided tools were revised in the shared panel code. The entry concerns the interface or its processing. The date records the change; availability on an individual server depends on the game, software, plugins and permissions.
The guided tools were revised in the shared panel code. The entry concerns the interface or its processing. The date records the change; availability on an individual server depends on the game, software, plugins and permissions.
The guided tools were revised in the shared panel code. The entry concerns the interface or its processing. The date records the change; availability on an individual server depends on the game, software, plugins and permissions.
The guided tools were revised in the shared panel code. The entry concerns the interface or its processing. The date records the change; availability on an individual server depends on the game, software, plugins and permissions.
The guided tools were revised in the shared panel code. The entry concerns the interface or its processing. The date records the change; availability on an individual server depends on the game, software, plugins and permissions.
The guided tools were revised in the shared panel code. The entry concerns the interface or its processing. The date records the change; availability on an individual server depends on the game, software, plugins and permissions.
The guided tools were revised in the shared panel code. The entry concerns the interface or its processing. The date records the change; availability on an individual server depends on the game, software, plugins and permissions.
The guided tools were revised in the shared panel code. The entry concerns the interface or its processing. The date records the change; availability on an individual server depends on the game, software, plugins and permissions.
The image shows the interface on its capture date; earlier versions may differ.
These values come from our guided editors. Defaults are the editor starting values; they do not show the contents of a customer server.
Server player limit (default 4). Higher values need noticeably more RAM/CPU — takes effect after a server restart.
A established connection counts as lost after this many seconds without a reply. Increase it if players drop while loading large worlds.
How long the server waits for a NEW connection to be established. Raise it together with the connection timeout if players never make it into the world at all.
Upper limit for network ticks per second. The actual tick rate may be lower; Live Status shows the measured value. A higher limit does not guarantee a higher tick rate.
Steam sockets data rate in bytes/sec. Satisfactory overwrites this file value on startup according to its network quality (tested default profile: 120,000). Change network quality in the Satisfactory Server Manager for a lasting effect.
How many automatic saves are kept before the oldest is overwritten. More saves means more restore points and more disk usage.
The Satisfactory startup command does not use this egg variable. It changes neither the in-game server name nor the world name. Set the in-game server name during initial setup in Live Status, or later in the Satisfactory Server Manager.
1 = beim Start updaten
Additional TCP port for reliable messaging from Satisfactory 1.1 onward. It is automatically assigned to the second port allocation and is read-only.