A Pelican / Pelican egg for hosting dedicated Logic World servers. This egg allows you to easily deploy and manage Logic World game servers through the Pelican Panel interface.
Logic World is a first-person sandbox simulation game that's all about digital logic. Play alone or with friends, invent new machines, build up layers of complexity, and experience the joy of circuits!
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Import the Egg
- Download the egg configuration file
- Import it into your Pelican Panel
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Create a New Server
- Select the Logic World egg
- Choose your primary port allocation during installation
- Important: If you change the port after installation, you must manually update it in the
config.jecsfile
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Configure Steam Authentication
- Set the required variables:
- Steam username
- Steam password
- Steam Mobile Authenticator: Keep your Steam mobile authenticator app open during installation and server startup. You need to accept the login at least twice as we don't store Steam VDF config for security reasons.
- Security Prompt: When Steam shows security notifications, choose "Steam client", then "Other" for accepting.
- Be advised, that anyone accessing your egg gets your steam password. So make sure, you are the only one who can access the server.
- Set the required variables:
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Happy Playing!
Set the following environment variables in your server configuration:
STEAM_USER: Your Steam usernameSTEAM_PASS: Your Steam passwordSRCDS_APPID:1252670(Logic World dedicated server App ID)
Note: If you have Steam Guard enabled, you may need to use an app password or disable 2FA temporarily during installation and playing time. I recommend to buy a seperate game version for a dedicated server user (a new steam account)
The Logic World server can be configured through the config.jecs file which is automatically created during installation. The egg automatically configures the server port to match the port assigned by Pelican.
The server will automatically use the port assigned by Pelican Panel. The installation script modifies the config.jecs file to set the DefaultPort value accordingly.
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Steam Authentication Fails
- Ensure Steam credentials are correct
- Disable Steam Guard temporarily if needed
- Try using anonymous login (leave username/password empty)
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Server Won't Start
- Check server logs for error messages
- Ensure sufficient disk space and memory
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Connection Issues
- Confirm the server port is properly configured
- Check firewall settings
- Verify the server is listening on the correct port
Server logs are available through the Pelican Panel console interface.