Refer to the documentation for your specific addon/gamemode for how to setup MySQL. Start the ServerĪfter it starts up fully, it'll probably generate some configuration files. Using the File Manager, browse into /garrysmod/lua, hit Create Folder, type bin, upload it there, and you're done. The module will need to be uploaded to this directoryįor the gmsv_mysql_linux.dll file, you'll usually have to create the directory for it manually. The Linux build will be called gmsv_mysqloo_linux.dll. Go here and get the Linux build from the latest release. For MySQLOO, there is one required file that lets Garry's Mod talk to MySQL by adding Lua bindings. You can also develop your own if you want, as long as you are using LUA language. Once the server is ready, we can add the addons of your choice. The file needed for the serverįor this example, we'll be adding MySQLOO, but there are other MySQL libraries for Garry's Mod that can be installed in a very similar way. Creating a GMod server, no matter the game mode you want to use is done in a few clicks. Here's how can make it work with Garry's Mod. Like a database! Lucky you, Nodecraft already has a database set up. So you want to run a really big Garry's Mod server? You probably want a reliable way to track the happenings there.
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