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Admin: /* Steam CMD (Command): */

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Steam CMD (Command):

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	Installation and usage guide: [https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/SteamCMD SteamCMD Wiki]		Installation and usage guide: [https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/SteamCMD SteamCMD Wiki]

	The command <code>steamcmd +force_install_dir <path> +login ~~<username>~~ +app_update 1252670 -beta public-previews validate +quit</code> will download the dedicated server for you (if you replace <code><path~~></code> and <code><username~~></code>).		The command <code>steamcmd +force_install_dir <path> +login anonymous +app_update 1252670 -beta public-previews validate +quit</code> will download the dedicated server for you (if you replace <code><path></code>).

	SteamCMD is an interactive console. Once started you can run commands inside of it. But you can also pass the commands to run as arguments to the <code>steamcmd</code> command, by prefixing the commands with <code>+</code>. Each steam command can have arguments and options (starting with <code>-</code>), just like normal terminal commands.		SteamCMD is an interactive console. Once started you can run commands inside of it. But you can also pass the commands to run as arguments to the <code>steamcmd</code> command, by prefixing the commands with <code>+</code>. Each steam command can have arguments and options (starting with <code>-</code>), just like normal terminal commands.

	Commands/Arguments explained:		Commands/Arguments explained:
	* <code>+login ~~<username>~~</code> (Required): ~~Provide your username, so that Steam can login~~ as ~~your~~ user. ~~This will interactively ask for your password and Steam guard code (sent via Email)~~.		* <code>+login anonymous</code> (Required): Logs you in as <code>anonymous</code> user. The dedicated server can be downloaded by anyone.
	* <code>+app_update 1252670</code> (Required): Defines the game/tool to download. In this case the <code>Logic World Dedicated Server</code>.		* <code>+app_update 1252670</code> (Required): Defines the game/tool to download. In this case the <code>Logic World Dedicated Server</code>.
	** <code>-beta public-previews</code> (Optional): You can supply this to enable Logic Worlds preview versions. If you are updating a game, leaving this argument away preserves the chosen beta. If you wish to switch the current beta you have to supply it again. To switch to the main server version, you have to choose <code>-beta public</code>.		** <code>-beta public-previews</code> (Optional): You can supply this to enable Logic Worlds preview versions. If you are updating a game, leaving this argument away preserves the chosen beta. If you wish to switch the current beta you have to supply it again. To switch to the main server version, you have to choose <code>-beta public</code>.

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Steam CMD (Command):

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	* <code>+login <username></code> (Required): Provide your username, so that Steam can login as your user. This will interactively ask for your password and Steam guard code (sent via Email).		* <code>+login <username></code> (Required): Provide your username, so that Steam can login as your user. This will interactively ask for your password and Steam guard code (sent via Email).
	* <code>+app_update 1252670</code> (Required): Defines the game/tool to download. In this case the <code>Logic World Dedicated Server</code>.		* <code>+app_update 1252670</code> (Required): Defines the game/tool to download. In this case the <code>Logic World Dedicated Server</code>.
	** <code>-beta public-previews</code> (Optional): You can supply this to enable Logic Worlds preview versions.		** <code>-beta public-previews</code> (Optional): You can supply this to enable Logic Worlds preview versions. If you are updating a game, leaving this argument away preserves the chosen beta. If you wish to switch the current beta you have to supply it again. To switch to the main server version, you have to choose <code>-beta public</code>.
	** <code>validate</code> (Optional): Validates files. SteamCMD wiki recommends to do this for the initial installation and when issues occur.		** <code>validate</code> (Optional): Validates files. SteamCMD wiki recommends to do this for the initial installation and when issues occur.
	* <code>+force_install_dir <path></code> (Optional): Will install the game to a folder specified by you. If not supplied, it will install the game in TODO: Where exactly? You can still use it from there.		* <code>+force_install_dir <path></code> (Optional): Will install the game to a folder specified by you. If not supplied, it will install the game in TODO: Where exactly? You can still use it from there.

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	\| VerifiedMode \|\| bool \|\| false \|\| When enabled, connecting clients must be logged in into Logic Worlds online services (have an account). The main advantage of this is, that players cannot pretend to be someone else. They still can perform ban evasion by creating new accounts. But impersonation is no issue anymore.		\| VerifiedMode \|\| bool \|\| false \|\| When enabled, connecting clients must be logged in into Logic Worlds online services (have an account). The main advantage of this is, that players cannot pretend to be someone else. They still can perform ban evasion by creating new accounts. But impersonation is no issue anymore.
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	\| OnlineEndpoint \|\| string \|\| https://logic.world \|\| Used for development setups while testing the online services. When it is changed, the server downloads a certificate for verified logins at startup from the provided endpoint.		\| OnlineEndpoint \|\| string \|\| "https://logic.world" \|\| Used for development setups while testing the online services. When it is changed, the server downloads a certificate for verified logins at startup from the provided endpoint.
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	* Configuration: The config files.		* Configuration: The config files.
	* Console: How to use server console?		* Console: How to use server console?
	*		* Networking: What is there to know?
			* Hosting on Linux: Run in backgound & Autostart & Symlinks

	If you have any questions, ping <code>Ecconia</code> on [https://logic.world/goto/discord the games Discord server].		If you have any questions, ping <code>Ecconia</code> on [https://logic.world/goto/discord the games Discord server].
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	\| DoAutosaveAndBackupsWhileServerIsEmpty \|\| bool \|\| false \|\| Disable the saving/backup mechanism while the server is empty. In many cases there is no change to the world with an empty server. Do not wasted limited backup time during that time.		\| DoAutosaveAndBackupsWhileServerIsEmpty \|\| bool \|\| false \|\| Disable the saving/backup mechanism while the server is empty. In many cases there is no change to the world with an empty server. Do not wasted limited backup time during that time.
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	!colspan="4"\| ~~---~~		!colspan="4"\| Network stuff:
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	\| EnableDiscovery \|\| bool \|\| true \|\| Whether to reply to the clients discovery requests. If disabled, the server is displayed as offline in the games MP menu.		\| EnableDiscovery \|\| bool \|\| true \|\| Whether to reply to the clients discovery requests. If disabled, the server is displayed as offline in the games MP menu.
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	\| DefaultPort \|\| int \|\| 43531 \|\| The port, which the server will listens for connections on. If you use the default port, clients do not have to specify a port when connecting.		\| DefaultPort \|\| int \|\| 43531 \|\| The port, which the server will listens for connections on. If you use the default port, clients do not have to specify a port when connecting.
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	!colspan="4"\| ~~---~~		!colspan="4"\| More network stuff:
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	\| InternetProtocolOverride \|\| Enum: Default, IPv4, IPv6, IPv6_DualStack \|\| Default \|\| Only use this when the network setup is acting up. If you have legitimate reason to use this, report to the games developers - cause then something is broken. Besides that it can force a higher IP protocol if the game messes up <code>Default</code> detection. Or disable a specific IP protocol, if other issues occur.		\| InternetProtocolOverride \|\| Enum: Default, IPv4, IPv6, IPv6_DualStack \|\| Default \|\| Only use this when the network setup is acting up. If you have legitimate reason to use this, report to the games developers - cause then something is broken. Besides that it can force a higher IP protocol if the game messes up <code>Default</code> detection. Or disable a specific IP protocol, if other issues occur.
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	!colspan="4"\| ~~---~~		!colspan="4"\| Login restrictions:
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	\| UsePassword \|\| bool \|\| false \|\| Whether clients have to provide a password when connecting.		\| UsePassword \|\| bool \|\| false \|\| Whether clients have to provide a password when connecting.
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	\| MaxPlayers \|\| int \|\| 20 \|\| Maximum amount of players which can be "connecting" & connected. This (sadly) does not refer to only fully connected players.		\| MaxPlayers \|\| int \|\| 20 \|\| Maximum amount of players which can be "connecting" & connected. This (sadly) does not refer to only fully connected players.
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	!colspan="4"\| ~~---~~		!colspan="4"\| Access control:
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	\| Admin_IDs \|\| string[] \|\| - \|\| List of admins. Admins are permitted to run commands on the server.		\| Admin_IDs \|\| string[] \|\| - \|\| List of admins. Admins are permitted to run commands on the server.
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	\| ChatMessageLengthLimit \|\| int \|\| 2100 \|\| Maximum chat message length. 100 more characters than the client limit, this ensures that usernames fit into the message.		\| ChatMessageLengthLimit \|\| int \|\| 2100 \|\| Maximum chat message length. 100 more characters than the client limit, this ensures that usernames fit into the message.
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	!colspan="4"\| ~~---~~		!colspan="4"\| Even more network stuff:
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	\| PlayerTimeOutSeconds \|\| int \|\| 60 \|\| Time of not being able to contact a client before they are forcibly disconnected.		\| PlayerTimeOutSeconds \|\| int \|\| 60 \|\| Time of not being able to contact a client before they are forcibly disconnected.
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	!colspan="4"\| ~~---~~		!colspan="4"\| Hacky development stuff:
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	\| AllowConnectionsFromADifferentGameVersion \|\| bool \|\| false \|\| Useful for testing. But theoretically clients can fake their version anyway. It really does not matter. Enabling this allows funny errors when an incompatible client joins. But it makes the live of developers joining your server with a development version easier.		\| AllowConnectionsFromADifferentGameVersion \|\| bool \|\| false \|\| Useful for testing. But theoretically clients can fake their version anyway. It really does not matter. Enabling this allows funny errors when an incompatible client joins. But it makes the live of developers joining your server with a development version easier.
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	!colspan="4"\| ~~---~~		!colspan="4"\| Magic numbers for Partial World management (subassembly placement & undo):
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	\| TrimStalePartialWorldsIntervalSeconds \|\| float \|\| 900 \|\| Interval at which the server deletes partial worlds, if they are older than <code>MaxAgeOfStalePartialWorldsSeconds</code>.		\| TrimStalePartialWorldsIntervalSeconds \|\| float \|\| 900 \|\| Interval at which the server deletes partial worlds, if they are older than <code>MaxAgeOfStalePartialWorldsSeconds</code>.

Admin at 13:13, 7 November 2025

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	To get a list of launch arguments, start the server with the argument <code>--help</code>.		To get a list of launch arguments, start the server with the argument <code>--help</code>.

	{\| class="wikitable~~" style="margin:auto~~"		{\| class="wikitable"
	! Long !! Short !! Type !! Description		! Long !! Short !! Type !! Description
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	!colspan="4"\| Console:		!colspan="4"\| Console:
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	\| no-color \|\| n \|\| flag \|\| Do not print ANSI colors in program output output (then you get the default text color).		\| no-color \|\| style="text-align:center;" \| n \|\| flag \|\| Do not print ANSI colors in program output output (then you get the default text color).
	\|-		\|-
	\| ansi-rgb \|\| \|\| flag \|\| Make color codes in program output use RGB ANSI code. They take a couple more bytes. You then see the same colors which Logic World uses in the client terminal.		\| ansi-rgb \|\| \|\| flag \|\| Make color codes in program output use RGB ANSI code. They take a couple more bytes. You then see the same colors which Logic World uses in the client terminal.
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	\| Key \|\| Type \|\| Default \|\| Description		! Key !! Type !! Default !! Description
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	\| ServerTPS \|\| double \|\| 60 \|\| How many server ticks per second are processed. Each server tick network packets & simulation will be processed and updates are sent to the clients.		\| ServerTPS \|\| double \|\| 60 \|\| How many server ticks per second are processed. Each server tick network packets & simulation will be processed and updates are sent to the clients.
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	\| Simulation: ~~\|\| \|\| \|\|~~		!colspan="4"\| Simulation:
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	\| DefaultSimulationTPS \|\| double \|\| 30 \|\| The default simulation ticks per second. Clients reset the simulation to this speed.		\| DefaultSimulationTPS \|\| double \|\| 30 \|\| The default simulation ticks per second. Clients reset the simulation to this speed.
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	\| PauseSimulationWhenServerEmpty \|\| bool \|\| true \|\| Allows to save computational resources when no player is connected.		\| PauseSimulationWhenServerEmpty \|\| bool \|\| true \|\| Allows to save computational resources when no player is connected.
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	\| Saving: ~~\|\| \|\| \|\|~~		!colspan="4"\| Saving:
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	\| SaveOnClose \|\| bool \|\| true \|\| Save when the server shuts down.		\| SaveOnClose \|\| bool \|\| true \|\| Save when the server shuts down.
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	\| DoAutosaveAndBackupsWhileServerIsEmpty \|\| bool \|\| false \|\| Disable the saving/backup mechanism while the server is empty. In many cases there is no change to the world with an empty server. Do not wasted limited backup time during that time.		\| DoAutosaveAndBackupsWhileServerIsEmpty \|\| bool \|\| false \|\| Disable the saving/backup mechanism while the server is empty. In many cases there is no change to the world with an empty server. Do not wasted limited backup time during that time.
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	\| --- ~~\|\| \|\| \|\|~~		!colspan="4"\| ---
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	\| EnableDiscovery \|\| bool \|\| true \|\| Whether to reply to the clients discovery requests. If disabled, the server is displayed as offline in the games MP menu.		\| EnableDiscovery \|\| bool \|\| true \|\| Whether to reply to the clients discovery requests. If disabled, the server is displayed as offline in the games MP menu.
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	\| AnnounceOnLocalNetworkIntervalSeconds \|\| float \|\| 1 \|\| How often per second the server announcement should be sent.		\| AnnounceOnLocalNetworkIntervalSeconds \|\| float \|\| 1 \|\| How often per second the server announcement should be sent.
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	\| --- ~~\|\| \|\| \|\|~~		!colspan="4"\| ---
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	\| DefaultSave \|\| string \|\| "World" \|\| The save (/ folder) name to be loaded from the <code>saves/</code> folder.		\| DefaultSave \|\| string \|\| "World" \|\| The save (/ folder) name to be loaded from the <code>saves/</code> folder.
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	\| DefaultPort \|\| int \|\| 43531 \|\| The port, which the server will listens for connections on. If you use the default port, clients do not have to specify a port when connecting.		\| DefaultPort \|\| int \|\| 43531 \|\| The port, which the server will listens for connections on. If you use the default port, clients do not have to specify a port when connecting.
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	\| --- ~~\|\| \|\| \|\|~~		!colspan="4"\| ---
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	\| InternetProtocolOverride \|\| Enum: Default, IPv4, IPv6, IPv6_DualStack \|\| Default \|\| Only use this when the network setup is acting up. If you have legitimate reason to use this, report to the games developers - cause then something is broken. Besides that it can force a higher IP protocol if the game messes up <code>Default</code> detection. Or disable a specific IP protocol, if other issues occur.		\| InternetProtocolOverride \|\| Enum: Default, IPv4, IPv6, IPv6_DualStack \|\| Default \|\| Only use this when the network setup is acting up. If you have legitimate reason to use this, report to the games developers - cause then something is broken. Besides that it can force a higher IP protocol if the game messes up <code>Default</code> detection. Or disable a specific IP protocol, if other issues occur.
	\|-		\|-
	\| --- ~~\|\| \|\| \|\|~~		!colspan="4"\| ---
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	\| UsePassword \|\| bool \|\| false \|\| Whether clients have to provide a password when connecting.		\| UsePassword \|\| bool \|\| false \|\| Whether clients have to provide a password when connecting.
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	\| OnlineEndpoint \|\| string \|\| https://logic.world \|\| Used for development setups while testing the online services. When it is changed, the server downloads a certificate for verified logins at startup from the provided endpoint.		\| OnlineEndpoint \|\| string \|\| https://logic.world \|\| Used for development setups while testing the online services. When it is changed, the server downloads a certificate for verified logins at startup from the provided endpoint.
	\|-		\|-
	\| --- ~~\|\| \|\| \|\|~~		!colspan="4"\| ---
	\|-		\|-
	\| MaxPlayers \|\| int \|\| 20 \|\| Maximum amount of players which can be "connecting" & connected. This (sadly) does not refer to only fully connected players.		\| MaxPlayers \|\| int \|\| 20 \|\| Maximum amount of players which can be "connecting" & connected. This (sadly) does not refer to only fully connected players.
	\|-		\|-
	\| --- ~~\|\| \|\| \|\|~~		!colspan="4"\| ---
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	\| Admin_IDs \|\| string\[] \|\| - \|\| List of admins. Admins are permitted to run commands on the server.		\| Admin_IDs \|\| string\[] \|\| - \|\| List of admins. Admins are permitted to run commands on the server.
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	\| Banned_IPs \|\| ip\[] \|\| - \|\| IPs to be banned. TODO: Can theoretically be performed at runtime => Test (if the command works).		\| Banned_IPs \|\| ip\[] \|\| - \|\| IPs to be banned. TODO: Can theoretically be performed at runtime => Test (if the command works).
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	\| ChatMessageLengthLimit \|\| int \|\| 2100 \|\| Maximum chat message length. 100 more characters than the client limit, this ensures that usernames fit into the message.		\| ChatMessageLengthLimit \|\| int \|\| 2100 \|\| Maximum chat message length. 100 more characters than the client limit, this ensures that usernames fit into the message.
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	\| ---		!colspan="4"\| ---
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	\| PlayerTimeOutSeconds \|\| int \|\| 60 \|\| Time of not being able to contact a client before they are forcibly disconnected.		\| PlayerTimeOutSeconds \|\| int \|\| 60 \|\| Time of not being able to contact a client before they are forcibly disconnected.
	\|-		\|-
	\| ---		!colspan="4"\| ---
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	\| AllowConnectionsFromADifferentGameVersion \|\| bool \|\| false \|\| Useful for testing. But theoretically clients can fake their version anyway. It really does not matter. Enabling this allows funny errors when an incompatible client joins. But it makes the live of developers joining your server with a development version easier.		\| AllowConnectionsFromADifferentGameVersion \|\| bool \|\| false \|\| Useful for testing. But theoretically clients can fake their version anyway. It really does not matter. Enabling this allows funny errors when an incompatible client joins. But it makes the live of developers joining your server with a development version easier.
	\|-		\|-
	\| ---		!colspan="4"\| ---
	\|-		\|-
	\| TrimStalePartialWorldsIntervalSeconds \|\| float \|\| 900 \|\| Interval at which the server deletes partial worlds, if they are older than <code>MaxAgeOfStalePartialWorldsSeconds</code>.		\| TrimStalePartialWorldsIntervalSeconds \|\| float \|\| 900 \|\| Interval at which the server deletes partial worlds, if they are older than <code>MaxAgeOfStalePartialWorldsSeconds</code>.

Admin: /* Executable launch arguments: */

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	To get a list of launch arguments, start the server with the argument <code>--help</code>.		To get a list of launch arguments, start the server with the argument <code>--help</code>.

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable" style="margin:auto"
	! Long !! Short !! Type !! Description		! Long !! Short !! Type !! Description
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	! Long !! Short !! Type !! Description		! Long !! Short !! Type !! Description
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	! colspan="2" !! Console:		!colspan="4"\| Console:
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	\| no-color \|\| n \|\| flag \|\| Do not print ANSI colors in program output output (then you get the default text color).		\| no-color \|\| n \|\| flag \|\| Do not print ANSI colors in program output output (then you get the default text color).
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	\| ansi-rgb \|\| \|\| flag \|\| Make color codes in program output use RGB ANSI code. They take a couple more bytes. You then see the same colors which Logic World uses in the client terminal.		\| ansi-rgb \|\| \|\| flag \|\| Make color codes in program output use RGB ANSI code. They take a couple more bytes. You then see the same colors which Logic World uses in the client terminal.
	\|-		\|-
	! Useful arguments:		!colspan="4"\| Useful arguments:
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	\| working-dir \|\| w \|\| folder \|\| Specifies in which directory the server is executed. By default this is where you execute the server command.		\| working-dir \|\| w \|\| folder \|\| Specifies in which directory the server is executed. By default this is where you execute the server command.
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	\| forceLoad \|\| f \|\| flag \|\| Will cause the save to be backed up and loaded "by force". This can be used to load saves with different set of mods or saves with newer version than the server. This won't remove unsupported modded components.		\| forceLoad \|\| f \|\| flag \|\| Will cause the save to be backed up and loaded "by force". This can be used to load saves with different set of mods or saves with newer version than the server. This won't remove unsupported modded components.
	\|-		\|-
	! Internal server arguments:		!colspan="4"\| Internal server arguments:
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	\| save \|\| s \|\| string \|\| Name of the save to be loaded. Defaults to save name in <code>config.jecs</code>.		\| save \|\| s \|\| string \|\| Name of the save to be loaded. Defaults to save name in <code>config.jecs</code>.
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	\| token \|\| \|\| string \|\| <b>Hidden</b> Unused. Was used for the punch manager before the early access release. The usage of this argument was discontinued to prevent the client token ending up in the server startup argument (which often can be exposed).		\| token \|\| \|\| string \|\| <b>Hidden</b> Unused. Was used for the punch manager before the early access release. The usage of this argument was discontinued to prevent the client token ending up in the server startup argument (which often can be exposed).
	\|-		\|-
	! Tools:		!colspan="4"\| Tools:
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	\| version \|\| v \|\| flag \|\| Print the version and quit.		\| version \|\| v \|\| flag \|\| Print the version and quit.

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	! Long !! Short !! Type !! Description		! Long !! Short !! Type !! Description
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	! Console:		! colspan="2" !! Console:
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	\| no-color \|\| n \|\| flag \|\| Do not print ANSI colors in program output output (then you get the default text color).		\| no-color \|\| n \|\| flag \|\| Do not print ANSI colors in program output output (then you get the default text color).

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	Currently the game is distributed via Itch and Steam. On both you can download <code>Logic World</code> and <code>Logic World Dedicated Server</code>.		Currently the game is distributed via Itch and Steam. On both you can download <code>Logic World</code> and <code>Logic World Dedicated Server</code>.

	The "game" <code>Logic World</code> comes with a "client" and an "internal server" (which the "game" spins up for Single Player \[SP]).		The "game" <code>Logic World</code> comes with a "client" and an "internal server" (which the "game" spins up for Single Player [SP]).
	The "dedicated server" <code>Logic World Dedicated Server</code> has just that (used for hosting Multi Player \[MP]).		The "dedicated server" <code>Logic World Dedicated Server</code> has just that (used for hosting Multi Player [MP]).

	In terms of server, there is not much of a difference between both types. And the <code>dedicated server</code> and the <code>internal server</code> are the exact same software. You get the same "server" from both installations.		In terms of server, there is not much of a difference between both types. And the <code>dedicated server</code> and the <code>internal server</code> are the exact same software. You get the same "server" from both installations.
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	\| DoAutoBackup \|\| bool \|\| true \|\| Backup at a regular interval? This uses the first interval from the 'BackupSchedule'.		\| DoAutoBackup \|\| bool \|\| true \|\| Backup at a regular interval? This uses the first interval from the 'BackupSchedule'.
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	\| BackupSchedule \|\| (count, secondsPerBackup)[] \|\| 4\15m, 2\12h, 2\1d, 2\1w \|\| The backup schedule defines how many backups should exist for a certain time period. This is updated whenever backups are created. When a new backup gets created the code checks for more than one backup in each backup schedule section and deletes the older ones. To define the schedule just provide the backup sections. The default schedule has keeps backup for a total of 2 weeks and 3 days and 1 hour. Multiple time units are supported: s(econds), m(inutes), h(ours), d(ays), w(eeks), M(onths) and y(ears).		\| BackupSchedule \|\| (count, secondsPerBackup)[] \|\| 415m, 212h, 21d, 21w \|\| The backup schedule defines how many backups should exist for a certain time period. This is updated whenever backups are created. When a new backup gets created the code checks for more than one backup in each backup schedule section and deletes the older ones. To define the schedule just provide the backup sections. The default schedule has keeps backup for a total of 2 weeks and 3 days and 1 hour. Multiple time units are supported: s(econds), m(inutes), h(ours), d(ays), w(eeks), M(onths) and y(ears).
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	\| DoAutosaveAndBackupsWhileServerIsEmpty \|\| bool \|\| false \|\| Disable the saving/backup mechanism while the server is empty. In many cases there is no change to the world with an empty server. Do not wasted limited backup time during that time.		\| DoAutosaveAndBackupsWhileServerIsEmpty \|\| bool \|\| false \|\| Disable the saving/backup mechanism while the server is empty. In many cases there is no change to the world with an empty server. Do not wasted limited backup time during that time.
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	\| Admin_IDs \|\| string\[] \|\| - \|\| List of admins. Admins are permitted to run commands on the server.		\| Admin_IDs \|\| string[] \|\| - \|\| List of admins. Admins are permitted to run commands on the server.
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	\| UseWhitelist \|\| bool\|\| false \|\| Enable join whitelist. If you use a whitelist, you should enable 'Verified mode', else anyone could just change their name to a whitelisted player.		\| UseWhitelist \|\| bool\|\| false \|\| Enable join whitelist. If you use a whitelist, you should enable 'Verified mode', else anyone could just change their name to a whitelisted player.
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	\| Whitelisted_IDs \|\| string\[] \|\| - \|\| List of playernames to be whitelisted. Currently you have to restart the server to apply a new list.		\| Whitelisted_IDs \|\| string[] \|\| - \|\| List of playernames to be whitelisted. Currently you have to restart the server to apply a new list.
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	\| Banned_IDs \|\| string\[] \|\| - \|\| List of playernames to be banned. Should be used with 'Verified mode'. TODO: Can theoretically be performed at runtime => Test (if the command works).		\| Banned_IDs \|\| string[] \|\| - \|\| List of playernames to be banned. Should be used with 'Verified mode'. TODO: Can theoretically be performed at runtime => Test (if the command works).
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	\| Banned_IPs \|\| ip\[] \|\| - \|\| IPs to be banned. TODO: Can theoretically be performed at runtime => Test (if the command works).		\| Banned_IPs \|\| ip[] \|\| - \|\| IPs to be banned. TODO: Can theoretically be performed at runtime => Test (if the command works).
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	\| no-color \|\| style="text-align:center;" \| n \|\| flag \|\| Do not print ANSI colors in program output output (then you get the default text color).		\| no-color \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| n \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| flag \|\| Do not print ANSI colors in program output output (then you get the default text color).
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	\| ansi-rgb \|\| \|\| flag \|\| Make color codes in program output use RGB ANSI code. They take a couple more bytes. You then see the same colors which Logic World uses in the client terminal.		\| ansi-rgb \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| flag \|\| Make color codes in program output use RGB ANSI code. They take a couple more bytes. You then see the same colors which Logic World uses in the client terminal.
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	!colspan="4"\| Useful arguments:		!colspan="4"\| Useful arguments:
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	\| working-dir \|\| w \|\| folder \|\| Specifies in which directory the server is executed. By default this is where you execute the server command.		\| working-dir \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| w \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| folder \|\| Specifies in which directory the server is executed. By default this is where you execute the server command.
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	\| root \|\| r \|\| folder \|\| This is the path where the server will look for worlds & config and mods. Relative paths are relative to the working directory. By default the root directory is the parent directory of where the server executable is located.		\| root \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| r \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| folder \|\| This is the path where the server will look for worlds & config and mods. Relative paths are relative to the working directory. By default the root directory is the parent directory of where the server executable is located.
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	\| forceLoad \|\| f \|\| flag \|\| Will cause the save to be backed up and loaded "by force". This can be used to load saves with different set of mods or saves with newer version than the server. This won't remove unsupported modded components.		\| forceLoad \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| f \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| flag \|\| Will cause the save to be backed up and loaded "by force". This can be used to load saves with different set of mods or saves with newer version than the server. This won't remove unsupported modded components.
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	!colspan="4"\| Internal server arguments:		!colspan="4"\| Internal server arguments:
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	\| save \|\| s \|\| string \|\| Name of the save to be loaded. Defaults to save name in <code>config.jecs</code>.		\| save \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| s \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| string \|\| Name of the save to be loaded. Defaults to save name in <code>config.jecs</code>.
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	\| port \|\| p \|\| int \|\| Port the server binds on. Defaults to port in <code>config.jecs</code>.		\| port \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| p \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| int \|\| Port the server binds on. Defaults to port in <code>config.jecs</code>.
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	\| offline \|\| o \|\| flag \|\| Turns off verified mode, if enabled in <code>config.jecs</code>. This will edit the config file on disk if verified mode was enabled. This argument is automatically set with <code>--integrated</code> argument. It does suppress warning about the server not being in verified mode.		\| offline \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| o \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| flag \|\| Turns off verified mode, if enabled in <code>config.jecs</code>. This will edit the config file on disk if verified mode was enabled. This argument is automatically set with <code>--integrated</code> argument. It does suppress warning about the server not being in verified mode.
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	\| integrated \|\| \|\| flag \|\| <b>Hidden</b> An umbrella argument, which will tell the server it is started for SinglePlayer usage. When set, the server shuts down as soon as all player leave. It also sets the launch argument <code>--offline</code> (if not done so already). Turns off password login, if it was enabled in <code>config.jecs</code>. This will edit the config file on disk, if password was enabled.		\| integrated \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| flag \|\| <b>Hidden</b> An umbrella argument, which will tell the server it is started for SinglePlayer usage. When set, the server shuts down as soon as all player leave. It also sets the launch argument <code>--offline</code> (if not done so already). Turns off password login, if it was enabled in <code>config.jecs</code>. This will edit the config file on disk, if password was enabled.
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	\| parent-pid \|\| \|\| int \|\| <b>Hidden</b> Allows the server to monitor the parent process (client) and shutdown the server if the client crashes.		\| parent-pid \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| int \|\| <b>Hidden</b> Allows the server to monitor the parent process (client) and shutdown the server if the client crashes.
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	\| token \|\| \|\| string \|\| <b>Hidden</b> Unused. Was used for the punch manager before the early access release. The usage of this argument was discontinued to prevent the client token ending up in the server startup argument (which often can be exposed).		\| token \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| string \|\| <b>Hidden</b> Unused. Was used for the punch manager before the early access release. The usage of this argument was discontinued to prevent the client token ending up in the server startup argument (which often can be exposed).
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	!colspan="4"\| Tools:		!colspan="4"\| Tools:
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	\| version \|\| v \|\| flag \|\| Print the version and quit.		\| version \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| v \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| flag \|\| Print the version and quit.
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	\| benchmark \|\| \|\| string \|\| Perform a benchmark with provided name and quit. TODO: How does this work? I never used it.		\| benchmark \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| string \|\| Perform a benchmark with provided name and quit. TODO: How does this work? I never used it.
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	\| graph \|\| \|\| flag \|\| <b>Hidden</b> Print a dependency framework graph to file <code>services.dot</code> and quit.		\| graph \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| \|\|style="text-align:center;"\| flag \|\| <b>Hidden</b> Print a dependency framework graph to file <code>services.dot</code> and quit.
	\|}		\|}