Dedicated Server Setup Guide - Revision history

GHXX: dedicated server is now accessible anonymously

2025-12-04T01:06:07Z

dedicated server is now accessible anonymously

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	Everything for Logic World will be placed in the logic_world folder, logic_world_ds will contain the logic world server software.		Everything for Logic World will be placed in the logic_world folder, logic_world_ds will contain the logic world server software.
	<br>		<br>
	Use steamcmd to install the Logic World server, ~~make sure to replace~~ <~~USERNAME~~> ~~with your steam username.~~<br>		Use steamcmd to install the Logic World server, simply use <i>anonymous</i> as the username.<br>
	~~Note: this is not~~ the ~~same as your display name, to find your~~ username ~~in Steam go to Help > Steam Support~~. ~~This page will display "What do you need help with, <USERNAME>"~~<br>		<code>steamcmd +force_install_dir /home/logicworld/logic_world/logic_world_ds/ +login anonymous +app_update 1252670 validate +quit</code><br>
	<code>steamcmd +force_install_dir /home/logicworld/logic_world/logic_world_ds/ +login ~~<USERNAME>~~ +app_update 1252670 validate +quit</code><br>
	<br>		<br>
	If you want to run the exciting but unstable public-preview version of Logic World, run the following command instead of the previous one		If you want to run the exciting but unstable public-preview version of Logic World, run the following command instead of the previous one
	<code>steamcmd +force_install_dir /home/logicworld/logic_world/logic_world_ds/ +login ~~<USERNAME>~~ +app_update 1252670 -beta public-previews validate +quit</code><br>		<code>steamcmd +force_install_dir /home/logicworld/logic_world/logic_world_ds/ +login anonymous +app_update 1252670 -beta public-previews validate +quit</code><br>
	Make sure all connecting clients are also running public preview or they will be unable to connect.<br>		Make sure all connecting clients are also running public preview or they will be unable to connect.<br>
	~~<br>~~
	~~If it is your first time running steamcmd, you will be asked to login to your account.<br>~~
	~~If you are using the Steam Guard app and the server is hosted in a different location to where you currently are it may refuse to let you log in.<br>~~
	One way to get around this security measure is to use a VPN on your phone in the same area the server is hosted in. (Eg, I setup my server in cloud hosting based in Singapore, so used a VPN to make it look like my phone was in Singapore)<br>
	~~<br>~~
	==== Configure your new Server ====		==== Configure your new Server ====

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	<br>		<br>
	Create the update script<br>		Create the update script<br>
	~~Make sure to replace <code><USERNAME></code> with your username, same as you did when installing the server.<br>~~		<code>printf "#!/usr/bin/env bash\n\nsteamcmd +force_install_dir /home/logicworld/logic_world/logic_world_ds/ +login anonymous +app_update 1252670 validate +quit\n" > ~/update_logic_world_server.sh</code><br>
	<code>printf "#!/usr/bin/env bash\n\nsteamcmd +force_install_dir /home/logicworld/logic_world/logic_world_ds/ +login ~~<USERNAME>~~ +app_update 1252670 validate +quit\n" > ~/update_logic_world_server.sh</code><br>
	Or, it you are using the public-preview version use this to command instead.<br>		Or, it you are using the public-preview version use this to command instead.<br>
	<code>printf "#!/usr/bin/env bash\n\nsteamcmd +force_install_dir /home/logicworld/logic_world/logic_world_ds/ +login ~~<USERNAME>~~ +app_update 1252670 -beta public-previews validate +quit\n" > ~/update_logic_world_server.sh</code><br>		<code>printf "#!/usr/bin/env bash\n\nsteamcmd +force_install_dir /home/logicworld/logic_world/logic_world_ds/ +login anonymous +app_update 1252670 -beta public-previews validate +quit\n" > ~/update_logic_world_server.sh</code><br>
	<br>		<br>
	Make the update script executable<br>		Make the update script executable<br>

FoxFireFive at 00:07, 10 November 2025

2025-11-10T00:07:20Z

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	The Logic World Dedicated Server (LWDS) allows Disciples of Bobby to create circuits together.		The Logic World Dedicated Server (LWDS) allows [[Disciples of Bobby]] to create circuits together.
	[[File:Logo alt square.png\|thumb\|Icon for Logic World Dedicated Server]]		[[File:Logo alt square.png\|thumb\|Icon for Logic World Dedicated Server]]

Ecconia: Adjusted startup shell script code. The server does no longer come inside of a 'netX.0/' folder. But it is now 'Server/' again.

2025-10-28T10:53:01Z

Adjusted startup shell script code. The server does no longer come inside of a 'netX.0/' folder. But it is now 'Server/' again.

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	Create the start up script<br>		Create the start up script<br>
	<code>printf "#!/usr/bin/env bash\n\nscreen -L -m -d -S lwserver ~~\$(find /home/logicworld/logic_world/logic_world_ds -name 'net*' -type d \| head -1)~~/Server\n" > ~/start_lw_server.sh</code><br>		<code>printf "#!/usr/bin/env bash\n\nscreen -L -m -d -S lwserver Server/Server\n" > ~/start_lw_server.sh</code><br>
	Make it executable<br>		Make it executable<br>
	<code>chmod +x ~/start_lw_server.sh</code><br>		<code>chmod +x ~/start_lw_server.sh</code><br>

BobisBilly: Added the icon of Logic World Dedicated Server and some text. (remove if unnecessary)

2025-09-21T14:02:34Z

Added the icon of Logic World Dedicated Server and some text. (remove if unnecessary)

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			The Logic World Dedicated Server (LWDS) allows Disciples of Bobby to create circuits together.
			[[File:Logo alt square.png\|thumb\|Icon for Logic World Dedicated Server]]

D4VID: Use -y --no-install-recommends in apt and fix shebang line

2025-09-14T13:48:24Z

Use -y --no-install-recommends in apt and fix shebang line

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	Update the system<br>		Update the system<br>
	<code>sudo apt-get update</code><br>		<code>sudo apt-get update</code><br>
	<code>sudo apt-get upgrade</code>~~<br>~~		<code>sudo apt-get upgrade -y --no-install-recommends</code><br>
	~~<br>~~
	~~You may be asked: <code>Do you want to continue? [Y/n] </code>. If this happens type <code>Y</code> and press enter to confirm.~~<br>
	<br>		<br>
	These update your package manager and install updates for any installed packages.<br>		These update your package manager and install updates for any installed packages.<br>
	<br>		<br>
	Install new packages<br>		Install new packages<br>
	<code>sudo apt-get install steamcmd screen ufw</code><br>		<code>sudo apt-get install -y --no-install-recommends steamcmd screen ufw</code><br>
	<br>		<br>
	<code>steamcmd</code> is used to install Logic world.<br>		<code>steamcmd</code> is used to install Logic world.<br>
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	Create the start up script<br>		Create the start up script<br>
	<code>printf "#/bin/bash\n\nscreen -L -m -d -S lwserver \$(find /home/logicworld/logic_world/logic_world_ds -name 'net*' -type d \| head -1)/Server\n" > ~/start_lw_server.sh</code><br>		<code>printf "#!/usr/bin/env bash\n\nscreen -L -m -d -S lwserver \$(find /home/logicworld/logic_world/logic_world_ds -name 'net*' -type d \| head -1)/Server\n" > ~/start_lw_server.sh</code><br>
	Make it executable<br>		Make it executable<br>
	<code>chmod +x ~/start_lw_server.sh</code><br>		<code>chmod +x ~/start_lw_server.sh</code><br>
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	Create the update script<br>		Create the update script<br>
	Make sure to replace <code><USERNAME></code> with your username, same as you did when installing the server.<br>		Make sure to replace <code><USERNAME></code> with your username, same as you did when installing the server.<br>
	<code>printf "#/bin/bash\n\nsteamcmd +force_install_dir /home/logicworld/logic_world/logic_world_ds/ +login <USERNAME> +app_update 1252670 validate +quit\n" > ~/update_logic_world_server.sh</code><br>		<code>printf "#!/usr/bin/env bash\n\nsteamcmd +force_install_dir /home/logicworld/logic_world/logic_world_ds/ +login <USERNAME> +app_update 1252670 validate +quit\n" > ~/update_logic_world_server.sh</code><br>
	Or, it you are using the public-preview version use this to command instead.<br>		Or, it you are using the public-preview version use this to command instead.<br>
	<code>printf "#/bin/bash\n\nsteamcmd +force_install_dir /home/logicworld/logic_world/logic_world_ds/ +login <USERNAME> +app_update 1252670 -beta public-previews validate +quit\n" > ~/update_logic_world_server.sh</code><br>		<code>printf "#!/usr/bin/env bash\n\nsteamcmd +force_install_dir /home/logicworld/logic_world/logic_world_ds/ +login <USERNAME> +app_update 1252670 -beta public-previews validate +quit\n" > ~/update_logic_world_server.sh</code><br>
	<br>		<br>
	Make the update script executable<br>		Make the update script executable<br>

PyroChiliarch: Fixed some words

2025-09-14T13:32:32Z

Fixed some words

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	Update the server: <code>./update_logic_world_server.sh</code><br>		Update the server: <code>./update_logic_world_server.sh</code><br>
	View the output of the running server: <code>screen -r</code><br>		View the output of the running server: <code>screen -r</code><br>
	To ~~exit~~ the running server ~~view~~ press <code>ctrl+a</code> then press <code>d</code><br>		To stop viewing the running server output press <code>ctrl+a</code> then press <code>d</code><br>
	If you would like to stop the server instead, press <code>ctrl+c</code><br>		If you would like to stop the server instead, press <code>ctrl+c</code><br> while viewing the output.

PyroChiliarch: Added instructions for using the server

2025-09-14T13:31:01Z

Added instructions for using the server

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	Make the update script executable<br>		Make the update script executable<br>
	<code>chmod +x ~/update_logic_world_server.sh</code><br>		<code>chmod +x ~/update_logic_world_server.sh</code><br>

			==== Start the Server ====
			To start your new server run this command.<br>
			<code>./start_lw_server.sh</code><br>
			This will start the server in the background, if you are able to connect to the server with your Logic World game you can now disconnect from the server.<br>
			<br>
			If you need to log in again to make changes make sure to run <code>sudo su logicworld</code> to switch to your user then run <code>cd</code> to go to your home directory.<br>
			From here you can:<br>
			Start the server: <code>./start_lw_server.sh</code><br>
			Update the server: <code>./update_logic_world_server.sh</code><br>
			View the output of the running server: <code>screen -r</code><br>
			To exit the running server view press <code>ctrl+a</code> then press <code>d</code><br>
			If you would like to stop the server instead, press <code>ctrl+c</code><br>

PyroChiliarch: Fixed some formatting

2025-09-14T13:23:22Z

Fixed some formatting

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	Enable 32-bit packages<br>		Enable 32-bit packages<br>
	<code>sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386</code><br>		<code>sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386</code><br>
	<Enable multiverse repositories<br>		Enable multiverse repositories<br>
	<code>sudo add-apt-repository multiverse</code><br>		<code>sudo add-apt-repository multiverse</code><br>
	These two commands allow steamcmd to be installed.		These two commands allow steamcmd to be installed which is the tool used to install the Logic world server software.<br>
			<br>
	Update the system		Update the system<br>
	<code>sudo apt-get update</code><br>		<code>sudo apt-get update</code><br>
	<code>sudo apt-get upgrade</code><br>		<code>sudo apt-get upgrade</code><br>
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	<br>		<br>
	These update your package manager and install updates for any installed packages.<br>		These update your package manager and install updates for any installed packages.<br>
			<br>
	Install new packages		Install new packages<br>
	<code>sudo apt-get install steamcmd screen ufw</code><br>		<code>sudo apt-get install steamcmd screen ufw</code><br>
	<br>		<br>

PyroChiliarch: Made instructions for a Linux install

2025-09-14T13:20:20Z

Made instructions for a Linux install

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	~~idk use playit.gg?~~

	I was ~~expecting~~ this ~~page~~ to ~~already exist feel free~~ to ~~overwrite~~ this.		== Required Specs ==

			The required machine to run a Logic World server depends a lot on the complexity and amount of circuits you build in the world and how many players will be using it at the same time.

			For a couple of players, a 4gb server is plenty.

			== Linux (Ubuntu) ==

			This guide assumes the following:
			* Ubuntu 24.04 has been freshly installed.
			* The server has a public IP Address

			==== Update and Install Packages ====

			Enable 32-bit packages<br>
			<code>sudo dpkg --add-architecture i386</code><br>
			<Enable multiverse repositories<br>
			<code>sudo add-apt-repository multiverse</code><br>
			These two commands allow steamcmd to be installed.

			Update the system
			<code>sudo apt-get update</code><br>
			<code>sudo apt-get upgrade</code><br>
			<br>
			You may be asked: <code>Do you want to continue? [Y/n] </code>. If this happens type <code>Y</code> and press enter to confirm.<br>
			<br>
			These update your package manager and install updates for any installed packages.<br>

			Install new packages
			<code>sudo apt-get install steamcmd screen ufw</code><br>
			<br>
			<code>steamcmd</code> is used to install Logic world.<br>
			<code>screen</code> is used to keep Logic World running even if you close the terminal.<br>
			<code>ufw</code> is used to control the firewall.<br>
			<br>
			Allow connections for Logic World in the firewall<br>
			<code>sudo ufw allow 43531/udp</code><br>

			==== Setup a Logic World User ====
			We are now going to create a user that will run the logic world server.<br>

			Create the user:<br>
			<code>sudo adduser logicworld</code><br>
			This is start a wizard to guide you through creating the user, the only important setting is the password, all other settings can be left blank.<br>
			<br>
			Switch to the User:<br>
			<code>sudo su logicworld</code><br>
			This command will make you the new user you just created. If you would like to switch back to your initial user type <code>exit</code>. For now, stay as the logicworld user, all the following commands need to be run by them.

			==== Install Logic World Server ====

			Make sure you are currently in your home directory.<br>
			<code>cd</code><br>
			<br>
			Create a directory where we can install logic world.<br>
			<code>mkdir -p /home/logicworld/logic_world/logic_world_ds/</code><br>
			Everything for Logic World will be placed in the logic_world folder, logic_world_ds will contain the logic world server software.
			<br>
			Use steamcmd to install the Logic World server, make sure to replace <USERNAME> with your steam username.<br>
			Note: this is not the same as your display name, to find your username in Steam go to Help > Steam Support. This page will display "What do you need help with, <USERNAME>"<br>
			<code>steamcmd +force_install_dir /home/logicworld/logic_world/logic_world_ds/ +login <USERNAME> +app_update 1252670 validate +quit</code><br>
			<br>
			If you want to run the exciting but unstable public-preview version of Logic World, run the following command instead of the previous one
			<code>steamcmd +force_install_dir /home/logicworld/logic_world/logic_world_ds/ +login <USERNAME> +app_update 1252670 -beta public-previews validate +quit</code><br>
			Make sure all connecting clients are also running public preview or they will be unable to connect.<br>
			<br>
			If it is your first time running steamcmd, you will be asked to login to your account.<br>
			If you are using the Steam Guard app and the server is hosted in a different location to where you currently are it may refuse to let you log in.<br>
			One way to get around this security measure is to use a VPN on your phone in the same area the server is hosted in. (Eg, I setup my server in cloud hosting based in Singapore, so used a VPN to make it look like my phone was in Singapore)<br>
			<br>
			==== Configure your new Server ====

			Create a shortcut to the Gamedata folder<br>
			<code>ln -s /home/logicworld/logic_world/logic_world_ds/GameData/ /home/logicworld/logic_world/GameData</code><br>
			<br>
			Change the default password.<br>
			This command will change the password to <code>12345678</code>, modify this to set your own password.<br>
			<code>sed -i 's/this is a very secure password/12345678/g' ~/logic_world/logic_world_ds/config.jecs</code>
			The config file is located at <code>~/logic_world/logic_world_ds/config.jecs</code> you can use vim or nano if you want to customize it further.<br>

			==== Create Management Scripts ====

			Create the start up script<br>
			<code>printf "#/bin/bash\n\nscreen -L -m -d -S lwserver \$(find /home/logicworld/logic_world/logic_world_ds -name 'net*' -type d \| head -1)/Server\n" > ~/start_lw_server.sh</code><br>
			Make it executable<br>
			<code>chmod +x ~/start_lw_server.sh</code><br>
			<br>
			Create the update script<br>
			Make sure to replace <code><USERNAME></code> with your username, same as you did when installing the server.<br>
			<code>printf "#/bin/bash\n\nsteamcmd +force_install_dir /home/logicworld/logic_world/logic_world_ds/ +login <USERNAME> +app_update 1252670 validate +quit\n" > ~/update_logic_world_server.sh</code><br>
			Or, it you are using the public-preview version use this to command instead.<br>
			<code>printf "#/bin/bash\n\nsteamcmd +force_install_dir /home/logicworld/logic_world/logic_world_ds/ +login <USERNAME> +app_update 1252670 -beta public-previews validate +quit\n" > ~/update_logic_world_server.sh</code><br>
			<br>
			Make the update script executable<br>
			<code>chmod +x ~/update_logic_world_server.sh</code><br>

FoxFireFive at 20:54, 11 September 2025

2025-09-11T20:54:16Z

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	idk use playit.gg?		idk use playit.gg?

	I was expecting this page to already exist feel free to overwrite this.		I was expecting this page to already exist feel free to overwrite this.