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| Headless Clients are versions of Resonite that lack a graphical user interface, allowing them to run efficiently in scenarios where rendering is not needed (such as when used as a server). It is common to use a Headless Client to run events or servers for large volume applications within Resonite. Headless Clients can run on Windows and Linux servers wherever they may be, including your own computer. | | Headless Clients are versions of Resonite that lack a graphical user interface, allowing them to run efficiently in scenarios where rendering is not needed (such as when used as a server). It is common to use a Headless Client to run events or servers for large volume applications within Resonite. Headless Clients can run on Windows and Linux servers wherever they may be, including your own computer. |
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| == Prerequisites == | | == Guides == |
| * Be a Resonite [[Patreon|Patron]] at the Discoverer level or higher. | | * [[Headless Client/Setup|Setup a Headless]] - How to setup a headless for the first time |
| * Have a Windows or Linux server or machine ready to go
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| === Windows Prerequisites ===
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| * [https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/download/dotnet-framework/net462 .NET Framework 4.6.2]
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| === Linux Prerequisites ===
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| * Mono (mono-complete)
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| ** You can find instructions on [https://www.mono-project.com/download/stable/#download-lin-ubuntu Mono's website]
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| ** Follow instructions for the <code>mono-complete</code> package
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| * steamcmd
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| ** You can find instructions on the [https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/SteamCMD#Downloading_SteamCMD Valve Software Wiki].
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| == Access to Headless client builds ==
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| To gain access to the Headless client you will need a headless steam beta code:
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| * Send <code>/headlessCode</code> to the [[Resonite Bot | Resonite bot]] in-game.
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| * You'll get a headless beta code for steam. With this in hand you need to proceed to getting the files.
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| == Getting the Headless client files ==
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| There are two options for getting the files required to run a headless client:
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| # Using Steam's Graphical Interface
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| # Using Steam's Command Line Interface - Common for within Docker files and Linux servers.
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| === Using Steam's graphical interface ===
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| # Open Steam
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| # Find Resonite in your Installed Games list
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| # Right Click Resonite and select "Properties"
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| # Click the "Betas" option in the window which appears
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| # Enter your code from Resonite bot into the "beta access code" field.
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| # This will grant you access to the headless-client build.
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| # Switch to the headless-client build
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| === Using Steam's Command Line Interface ===
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| # Run Steam CMD with: <code>steamcmd</code>
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| # Run: <code>app_license_request 2519830</code>.
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| # Run: <code>app_update 2519830 -beta headless -betapassword <headless beta access code></code>
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| == Your first time running a Headless Client ==
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| First, look for the files you've installed. Look for Resonite.exe:
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| * For SteamCMD it will be in the location which you downloaded the files to with SteamCMD
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| * For Steam's GUI it will be in the regular Steam installation folder for Resonite inside a folder called "Headless"
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| Once you've found them you can try running the "Resonite.exe" file in there:
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| * For Windows, we still recommend a terminal window.
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| ** Powershell or CMD works well
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| ** This allows you to see any errors or problems in a much easier way.
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| * For Linux you'll need mono: <code>mono Resonite.exe</code>
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| This will run a default Resonite Headless, as we haven't specified any configuration properties it will just open a default world using a non-logged in user.
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| This isn't that useful but it does verify that everything is installed and setup correctly. After it starts up you should see "World Running" and something along the lines of "<your computers name> World 0>_".
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| If you see this, you're good to go! You've got a running Headless Client. You'll probably want to create a [[Headless Client/Configuration File|Configuration File]] next.
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| == See Also == <!--T:14-->
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| * [[Headless Client/Managing Worlds|Managing Worlds]] - Guidance on world management with a headless. | | * [[Headless Client/Managing Worlds|Managing Worlds]] - Guidance on world management with a headless. |
| * [[Headless Client/Docker|Docker Setup]] - Guidance on creating a headless using Docker. | | * [[Headless Client/Docker|Docker Setup]] - Guidance on creating a headless using Docker. |
| * [[Headless Client/Configuration File|Configuration File]] - Learn about Headless Configuration Files | | * [[Headless Client/Configuration File|Configuration File]] - Learn about Headless Configuration Files |
| * [[Headless Client/Commands|Commands]] - Learn about Headless Commands | | * [[Headless Client/Commands|Commands]] - Learn about Headless Commands |
Headless Clients are versions of Resonite that lack a graphical user interface, allowing them to run efficiently in scenarios where rendering is not needed (such as when used as a server). It is common to use a Headless Client to run events or servers for large volume applications within Resonite. Headless Clients can run on Windows and Linux servers wherever they may be, including your own computer.
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