Let steamCMD get all the files and when it is done it will quit and exit the program. SteamCMD will then grab the DH server files and put them in the folder you specified in the steamCMD command line in step 4. You should see your steam login and if it is good you will see success. A dos box will pop up and in its console window you will see all sorts of txt being put forth.
Double click the bat file you just created. Ok you should be set to run the dh server bat file.
I name ours for what they goto, example dh-server.bat Save this file in the same directory/folder where steamcmd.exe is located. bat file edit, save it and give it a name. When the steamCMD is run it will install the server files into the location, as in my example C:\GameServers\ro-dh-server.Ģ23240 is the DH server app steam id for use with steamCMD. In step 4 above replace C:\GameServers\ro-dh-server with what ever you want or where you want the server files to go. In step 4 above in the steamCMD command line replace steamaccountusername and steamaccountpassword with your dummy steam account login info. A dummy steam account is great for server work and will leave your REAL steam account in your eyes only if you know what I mean. You do NOT need to use your REAL steam account to get "Server Files", anybody can get server files even if you don't own the game. It is best to create a dummy steam account name and password. Steamcmd.exe +login steamaccountusername steamaccountpassword +force_install_dir C:\GameServers\ro-dh-server +app_update 223240 validate +quit In the bat file put the following command line in it. While you are in the steamCMD folder ( where you installed it ) create a. This will properly exit steamCMD and close the dos box. Once it is finished type quit in the dos box and press the enter key. This will run the program and check for updates to it. Goto where steamCMD is installed and run steamCMD.exe by double clicking it. ***** Part A - Using steamCMD to get the DH server file *****
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