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README.md
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# FactorioScenarioMultiplayerSpawn
A custom scenario for allowing separate spawn locations in multiplayer. Designed for Co-op and PvE.
## WARNING! IN DEVELOPMENT! NOT STABLE!
I just started 0.17 compatibility work... this is buggy as HELL. Don't expect any smooth experience. And with scenarios, you lose ALL progress when it crashes. This is NOT like a mod where you can remove it and sometimes recover your map.
## WARNING! STILL IN DEVELOPMENT!
I'm mostly cleaning up my 0.17 work at this point, it seems pretty stable. There could still be some game breaking bugs in there based on your config settings, but I'm feeling pretty good about it overall now. My own home server ran for 20+ game hours with a few consistent players so it seems playable now.
## 0.17 Changes
#### Soft mods removal
I have removed most of the soft mods, including RSO. Now that 0.17 has proper auto mod syncing with the server, you should use actual mods. That will make the scenario easier to maintain and require less changes whenever you update since there will be less to configure.
#### RSO removal
I removed RSO because it was a pain to implement and support as a soft mod. And the mod author seemed to change his mind later about allowing my use case. Either way, I dropped it since vanilla resource gen is much better now. You have to make usre to follow the next instructions about map gen settings if you want a good experience.
#### Removal of cmd line map gen settings
0.17 allows you to provide map generation settings using --map-gen-settings when you launch the scenario from the command line. You should be using that to generate your maps. I will include an example/recommended settings with the scenario but it's up to you to make sure your game launches with whatever settings you want. Also --map-settings.
0.17 allows you to provide map generation settings using --map-gen-settings when you launch the scenario from the command line. You should be using that to generate your maps. I will include an example/recommended settings with the scenario but it's up to you to make sure your game launches with whatever settings you want.
It seems that --map-settings does not work. Let me know if you find out otherwise please.
## Instructions for starting a server
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### STEP 3
#### OPTION 1 (Client Hosted)
Start a multiplayer game on your client like normal.
Start a multiplayer game on your client like normal. Using this method will mean you are stuck with the game's map/terrain config options. Railworld is your best option here.
#### OPTION 2 (Headless)
Generate a new map like normal, save the game and use that save file to host.
Generate a new map like in OPTION 1, save the game and use that save file to host.
This uses the "--start-server save_file.zip" cmd line option.
Example: ./factorio --start-server save_file.zip --server-settings your-server-settings.json
Example: `./factorio --start-server save_file.zip --server-settings your-server-settings.json`
#### OPTION 3 (Headless - No zip save BS)
Place the scenario code in the game's scenario folder, typically something like "..\Factorio\scenarios\FactorioScenarioMultiplayerSpawn\\.."
Start a new game (generates a random map based on the config in config.lua) from the command line:
./factorio --start-server-load-scenario FactorioScenarioMultiplayerSpawn --server-settings my-server-settings.json
Start a new game (generates a random map based the config in your map-gen-settings.json file) from the command line:
`./factorio --start-server-load-scenario FactorioScenarioMultiplayerSpawn --map-gen-settings your-map-gen-settings.json --server-settings my-server-settings.json`
If you want to RESUME from this method, use something like this:
./factorio --start-server-load-latest --server-settings my-server-settings.json
`./factorio --start-server-load-latest --server-settings my-server-settings.json`
##### This is an example of my bash script that I use to start my game:
#!/bin/bash
```
#!/bin/bash
settings_files="--server-settings oarc-server-settings.json --server-banlist banlist.json"
admin_list="--server-adminlist server-adminlist.json"
map_gen_settings="--map-gen-settings map-gen-oarc.json"
map_settings="--map-settings map-settings-oarc.json"
log_file="--console-log oarc-server.log"
start_scenario_cmd="--start-server-load-scenario FactorioScenarioMultiplayerSpawn"
/factorio/bin/x64/factorio $start_scenario_cmd $settings_files $log_file $admin_list $map_gen_settings $map_settings
/factorio/bin/x64/factorio $start_scenario_cmd $settings_files $log_file $admin_list $map_gen_settings
```
## Configuration

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-- This stuff is printed in the console. It's probably ignored most of the time.
WELCOME_MSG = "[INSERT SERVER OWNER MSG HERE!]"
-- GAME_MODE_MSG = "In the current game mode, a satellite must be launched from an existing far away rocket silo to win!"
-- MODULES_ENABLED = "Mods Enabled: Separate Spawns, RSO, Long-Reach, Autofill, Undecorator, Player List"
GAME_MODE_MSG = "Game modes are a WIP."
MODULES_ENABLED = "Soft Mods Enabled: None"
GAME_MODE_MSG = "In the current game mode, a satellite must be launched from an existing far away rocket silo to win!"
MODULES_ENABLED = "Soft Mods Enabled: Separate Spawns, Long-Reach, Autofill, Player List"
-- This stuff is shown in the welcome GUI. Make sure it's valid.
WELCOME_MSG_TITLE = "[INSERT SERVER OWNER MSG HERE!]"
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"This server is running a custom scenario that changes spawn locations."
SCENARIO_INFO_MSG = "Latest updates in this scenario version:\n"..
"0.17 experimental release. Lots of features removed, still WIP!\n"..
"0.17 experimental release. Improved enemy difficulty/spawning!\n"..
"This scenario gives you and/or your friends your own starting area.\n"..
"You can be on the main team or your own. All teams are friendly.\n"..
"If you leave in the first 15 minutes, your base and character will be deleted!"

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elseif (getDistance({x=0,y=0}, event.area.left_top) < (FAR_MIN_DIST*CHUNK_SIZE)) then
DowngradeWormsInArea(event.surface, event.area, 50, 90, 100)
elseif (getDistance({x=0,y=0}, event.area.left_top) < (FAR_MAX_DIST*CHUNK_SIZE)) then
DowngradeWormsInArea(event.surface, event.area, 50, 80, 99)
DowngradeWormsInArea(event.surface, event.area, 20, 80, 97)
else
DowngradeWormsInArea(event.surface, event.area, 10, 40, 85)
DowngradeWormsInArea(event.surface, event.area, 0, 20, 85)
end
end