I have umod setup and installed Valheim, but I can't seem to install plugins.
umod/plugins doesn't exist.
I manually made it, but it doesn't seem to work.
No config folders are ever made after I put in a .cs file.
`umod new launcher` doesn't work, but I read that it won't and to just run the .bat
The umod/plugins folder would exist when the server has been started successfully with uMod installed. Configuration files would follow the same. If the folder isn't being created, uMod is not installed fully, so you'd need to go through the steps and verify.
Also, if you could, please supply us with screenshots of your server install location, and the valheim_server_Data/Managed directory. Thanks!
Ok, I will try a fresh install.
Here is some screenshots:
https://imgur.com/a/T5M6CnU
And inside the Managed directory?
Wulf
And inside the Managed directory?
O sorry, didn't see that part.
https://imgur.com/a/DeXqsiC
Delete the valheim_server_Data folder inside of Managed, then try the server again. For some reason it has been copying files there by mistake.
valheim_server_Data\Managed has nothing but files now.
I started the server and stopped it. Still nothing. Console doesn't seem to have any umod errors
Sorry, should have had you move those files instead.gavinsteinhoffvalheim_server_Data\Managed has nothing but files now.
I started the server and stopped it. Still nothing. Console doesn't seem to have any umod errors
Wulf
Sorry, should have had you move those files instead.
What does the "umod --version" command show?
PS C:\valheim2> umod --version
uMod Agent - (1.2.240)
games/valheim (6213901)
games/valheim (develop)
core/webclient (develop)
core/compiler (develop)
core/database (develop)
and move to where?
Okay, run the "umod update valheim -P" command again from your server install location.
Valheim server up to date (6213901). Use --force to update from the depot anywayWulf
Okay, run the "umod update valheim -P" command again from your server install location.
Ahah! So there's the culprit. You can move the files from that nested folder to Managed, and delete the then empty folder.
Wulf
Ahah! So there's the culprit. You can move the files from that nested folder to Managed, and delete the then empty folder.
Yea, there is goes. Thanks.
Thanks for help.