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Satisfactory server guides
Everything you need to run a Satisfactory server with friends: setting it up, getting everyone in, configs, mods, backups and fixes for common errors. Written by the Wilderack team and checked against Coffee Stain Studios’s own documentation.
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- Getting started
How to make a Satisfactory server
Set up a Satisfactory dedicated server with enough RAM, sign in as admin, start a factory and invite friends. Plus how sleep and auto-pause work.
- How to connect
How to join your Satisfactory server
Add your Satisfactory server in the Server Manager with its address and port, sign in, and join from Steam or Epic. Plus what to do when it won't connect.
- Config reference
Satisfactory server config reference
Every Satisfactory server setting that matters, where it lives, and what to set it to, from the Server Manager options to MaxPlayers in Game.ini.
- Mods and plugins
How to add mods to a Satisfactory server
Install Satisfactory mods from ficsit.app on your server in one tap, or with Satisfactory Mod Manager over SFTP, and help friends match the same mods.
- Backups and your world
Satisfactory server backups and saves
How your Satisfactory factory is backed up, how to restore or download a save, and how to move a single-player save or another server's save to yours.
- Performance tips
Satisfactory server performance tips
Pick the right RAM for your Satisfactory factory, find what slows a big save down, and tune autosaves, network quality and restarts for smooth play.
- Common errors
Fix common Satisfactory server errors
Fixes for the Satisfactory server problems players hit most, from an offline server and API errors to certificate warnings, version mismatches and mods.
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