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This usage guide assumes that the server installed is named serverinstaller.exe, the installer downloaded may have a different name such as ftb-server-windows-amd64.exe or serverinstaller_<pack_id>_<version_id>.exe.
You can either double-click on the installer to run it, or you can run it from the command line.
To run from the command line, open a command prompt and navigate to the directory where the installer is located. You can then run the installer with the following command:
.\serverinstaller.exe -pack <pack_id> -version <version_id>Open up a terminal and navigate to the directory where the installer is located. You can then run the installer with the following command:
./serverinstaller -pack <pack_id> -version <version_id>| Flag | Default | Description |
|---|---|---|
-dir |
./ |
Directory to install the server files in (Defaults to current directory) |
-auto |
false |
Doesn't ask questions, just runs the installer |
-pack |
The ID of the modpack you would like to install | |
-version |
ID of the modpack version you would like to install, if not set, latest stable release will be selected | |
-latest |
false |
If the version id is not set, and this flag is used, it will get the latest stable, beta or alpha version available |
-validate |
false |
Validates the modpack files after they have been downloaded and installed |
-provider |
ftb |
Sets the modpack provider (ftb is the only provider at the moment) |
-force |
Only works when -auto is used, will force the installer to continue upon warnings | |
-threads |
CPU thread count * 2 | Number of concurrent download threads |
-apikey |
API key for accessing private modpacks | |
-skip-modloader |
false |
If set, installer will skip running the modloader installer |
-no-java |
false |
If set, installer wont download a copy of java |
-no-colours |
false |
Removes the colour formatting from the console output |
-verbose |
false |
Enables debug logging |
