Headless Server Software: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 23:40, 18 April 2024

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.

Terminology

Headless Clients are not Dedicated Servers. Dedicated servers are a separate feature scheduled for later in Resonite's development.

PRIME TODO: Ask Froox what the differences would be.

Guides

Setup a Headless - How to setup a headless for the first time
Managing Worlds - Guidance on world management with a headless.
Docker Setup - Guidance on creating a headless using Docker.
Configuration File - Learn about Headless Configuration Files
Commands - Learn about Headless Commands

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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.
+== Terminology ==
+Headless Clients are not Dedicated Servers. Dedicated servers are a separate feature scheduled for later in Resonite's development.
+PRIME TODO: Ask Froox what the differences would be.
 == Guides ==