Creating servers in Pterodactyl: Difference between revisions
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* https://pelican-eggs.github.io/pterodactyl/ (Option 1) | * https://pelican-eggs.github.io/pterodactyl/ (Option 1) | ||
For the sake of this guide, let's pretend we want to spin up a ''Mordhau'' server. On the ''Option 1'' list, we find ''Mordhau's'' leads to a page with raw text. This page is the egg in it's raw form: a JSON file. The entirety of this page's contents should be saved to your computer as a <code>.json</code> file. The advised way is to right click on the page and select <code>Save as</code>. | For the sake of this guide, let's pretend we want to spin up a ''Mordhau'' server. On the ''Option 1'' list, we find ''Mordhau's'' entry leads to a page with raw text. This page is the egg in it's raw form: a JSON file. The entirety of this page's contents should be saved to your computer as a <code>.json</code> file. The advised way is to right click on the page and select <code>Save as</code>. | ||
=== b. Installing the egg === | === b. Installing the egg === | ||
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#Click <code>Import</code>. | #Click <code>Import</code>. | ||
#You should see a new page with a lot of information on it and a green prompt saying the import was successful.[[File:Pterodactyl successful egg import.png|none|thumb|361x361px|''Pterodactyl successful egg import notification.'']] | #You should see a new page with a lot of information on it and a green prompt saying the import was successful.[[File:Pterodactyl successful egg import.png|none|thumb|361x361px|''Pterodactyl successful egg import notification.'']] | ||
== Step 2: Spin up server == | == Step 2: Spin up server == | ||
So, we either just installed our desired egg, or we found that the egg already exists. Let's try to launch the application. | So, we either just installed our desired egg, or we found that the egg already exists. Let's try to launch the application. | ||