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Yes, that is the correct procedure. But there's no need to actually install Terraria: Hit "Advanced Options" on the installation screen after selecting the game to install. Then uncheck &quo ...

I, too, would greatly welcome the addition of a feature in GC where users can add applications themselves. Unfortunately, considering the priorities of the GC team over the last couple of years, this ...

You should consider installing locally instead, or perhaps create your own content-server? We use our own content-servers located in the same data center as our gaming hosts, so installations are limi ...

Unfortunately the forums have been a low priority for the GC team for over a year. Sad

After all, they don't make any money off of the free use of GC, so it's somewhat understandable, but I agree it's ...

Gamecreate maintains a centralised library of game server files that you can install directly to your hosts through the web interface. You may also opt to maintain your own local library for faster ro ...

Do you have two gamecreate processes running on the same machine?

Has the machine already been registered in another gamecreate domain?

Both of these alternatives will result in that behaviour.

There are dedicated server files for BF3, but you need to be part of EAs RSP programme to obtain them. If you are not an established GSP, that won't happen.

A tutorial is barely needed since GC is rather self explanatory. There is a Manual in the menu to the left.

Has this IP been registered in a different domain before? If so, it needs to be removed from the other domain before you can register it in your current domain.

You will at the very least need to be able to verify a user's logon password. Does Enjin allow you to do that?

COD MW3 servers suck bigtime, and I can definitely see why the GC guys don't want to waste a single calorie on them.

If the devs were to provide a handful of documentation for the servers, working ...

Sure, glad to try to be of assistance Smile

Ah, that definitely complicates things... Hopefully the GC devs will chime in here.

Have you tried to download the windows startscript that GC uses? I would guess it can easily be translated to bash.

If you don't have a Windows host on which you can/want to install GC:
[GC-Lore] ...

I have never installed Minecraft, so I don't have the files.

Simply download the server files from their original location (not GC) and figure out which file should be used to start the server. Ren ...