acearcher/mc-enigmatica2-server repository overview

⁠Minecraft-Enigmatica2-Server

⁠Install

Figure out any environment variables as described below (you can force a specific server version via the VERSION AND the FILE_ID variables, but both need to be set/correct to work. They can be determined via the curseforge page/URL described below).

If you want to run Enigmatica 2 Expert, Expert Skyblock, or Light, change latest in acearcher/mc-enigmatica2-server:latest to expert, skyblock, or light for E2 Expert, E2 Expert Skyblock, or Light respectively, latest defaults to regular Enigmatica 2.

5GB of RAM is the official recommendation for a 5-7 player server, and is the default specified in the image. You can change this value by changing the MAX_RAM environment variable to the desired amount of RAM for your server.

Then install via Docker run or Docker Compose:

⁠Install via Docker Run

Add any additional environment variables by adding -e VARIABLENAME=Value to the run command before acearcher/mc-enigmatica2-server:latest

If you're okay with the modpack data (world, etc.) being stored in the new directory you made, create a new directory called enigmatica2_data inside the directory you run the docker run command before running it. Otherwise, change ./enigmatica2_data in './enigmatica2_data:/enigmatica2' to the path to whatever directory you'd like to storethe data in (making sure it exists before starting the server)

Modify the following command to represent/add the options you've chosen, then run:

$ docker run --name enigmatica2 -e MAX_RAM=5G -d -p 25565:25565 -v "./enigmatica2_data:/enigmatica2" acearcher/mc-enigmatica2-server:latest

⁠Install via Docker Compose

in a new directory, file named docker-compose.yml with the following contents:

version: '3.3'
services:
    mc-enigmatica2-server:
        image: 'acearcher/mc-enigmatica2-server:latest'
        container_name: mc-enigmatica2-server
        environment:
            - MAX_RAM=5G
        volumes:
            - './enigmatica2_data:/enigmatica2'
        ports:
            - '25565:25565'

If you're okay with the modpack data (world, etc.) being stored in the new directory you made, create a new directory called enigmatica2_data inside the directory containing docker-compose.yml. Otherwise, change ./enigmatica2_data in './enigmatica2_data:/enigmatica2' to the path to whatever directory you'd like to store the data in (making sure it exists before starting the server)

Set any additional environment variables by adding a line under the enviroment: header like

- VARIABLENAME=Value

then in the directory you created, run

docker-compose up -d

to start the server.

⁠Troubleshooting

If it seems broken or not working, check the logs by running

docker logs enigmatica2

If you have an issue and/or the image is broken, please open an issue with the contents of the above command

⁠Environment Variables:

VERSION : Version of the Mod (Defaults to 1.79)
FILE_ID: FileID of the mod version, **must be the server file's ID, not the client files**, https://www.curseforge.com/minecraft/modpacks/enigmatica2/files/NNNNNNN where NNNNNNN = FILE_ID for a specific version (defaults to 3375350)
MOTD: Message of the day for the server (defaults to "Minecraft Server: Enigmatica2")
MAP: Map to use (defaults to world)
DIFFICULTY: Minecraft difficultly setting (Defaults to 1)
GAMEMODE: Minecraft gamemode (defaults to 0)
MAXPLAYERS: Max players of the server (defaults to 20)
PVP: PVP Enabled/disabled, set to true or false (defaults to true)
VIEWDISTANCE: Minecraft view distance in chunks (defaults to 10)
HARDCORE: Hardcore mode enabled/disabled, set to true or false (defaults to false)
MAX_RAM: Max ram for the server to use, set as 4G for 4 Gigabytes, 8G for 8 Gigabytes, 1024M for 1024 Megabytes, etc. (defaults to 5G)