factorio-docker/README.md

Factorio
===== 
Factorio Server in docker

Current Version
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0.12.29
### What's new ?
#### Factorio
See [factorio's site](http://www.factorio.com)
#### Docker image
* Added possibility to allow commands in game
* Automatically takes latest save or autosave. when restarting the container.
* Added possibility to change default autosave interval
* Added possibility to change default autosave slots
* Added possibility to mount a mod volume to have your mods in your multiplayer session

Versions
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I'm keeping the image up to date. If you need to use an older version, checkout out the different [tags](https://hub.docker.com/r/zopanix/factorio/tags/).

How to use ?
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### I just want to play !
This runs factorio with default settings, and your save will be kept :
```
docker run -d \
  -v [PATH]:/opt/factorio/saves \
  -p [PORT]:34197/udp \
  zopanix/factorio
```
* Where [PATH] is a folder where you'll put your saves, if there already is a save in it with the string "save", that one will be taken by default, otherwize, a new one will be made.
* Where [PORT] is the port number you choose, if you're going to launch it on your local machine, don't use the port 34197, take another one at random.

### Advanced usage
#### Without map persistence
```
docker run -d \
  -p [PORT]:34197/udp \
  zopanix/factorio
```
This will generate a new random map with default settings.
#### With map persistence
```
docker run -d \
  -v [PATH]:/opt/factorio/saves \
  -p [PORT]:34197/udp \
  zopanix/factorio
```
This will generate a new random map with default settings and save it onto the volume.
Replace [PATH] with a path to a folder on the host where the map will be saved.
#### With existing map
```
docker run -d \
  -v [PATH]:/opt/factorio/saves \
  -p [PORT]:34197/udp \
  zopanix/factorio
```
It's the same as above, it takes the last modified file which contains the word save in the filename as current save when booting the server. This allows when upgrading the container to take the last save, you don't have to rename the last autosave as save.zip
#### Autosave interval
You can set the autosave interval. By default it is set at 2 minutes bud you can change it by launching the container with the "FACTORIO_AUTOSAVE_INTERVAL" variable to whatever suits you best.
```
docker run -d \
  --env FACTORIO_AUTOSAVE_INTERVAL=[NUMBER] \
  -p [PORT]:34197/udp  \
  zopanix/factorio
```
Where [NUMBER] is the number of minutes between autosaves. 
#### Autosave slots
You can set the number of autosave slots. By default it is set at 3 slots bud you can change it by launching the container with the "FACTORIO_AUTOSAVE_SLOTS" variable to whatever suits you best.
```
docker run -d \
  --env FACTORIO_AUTOSAVE_SLOTS=[NUMBER] \
  -p [PORT]:34197/udp  \
  zopanix/factorio
```
Where [NUMBER] is the number of autosave slots.  
#### Mounting mod volume
As everybody knows about factorio is you can add mods to it. Now you can also do it in this docker image by mounting a volume.
```
docker run -d \
  -v [PATH]:/opt/factorio/mods \
  -p [PORT]:34197/udp \
  zopanix/factorio
```
Where [PATH] is the path to the folder with your mods.
#### Allowing in-game commands
I've always disabled in-game commands because I think it is like cheating, however, you can enable them by setting the the "FACTORIO_DISSALOW_COMMANDS" to "false".
```
docker run -d \
  --env FACTORIO_DISSALOW_COMMANDS=false \
  -p [PORT]:34197/udp \
  zopanix/factorio
```
ToDo's
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* Add possibility to allow in-game commands ( can be considered as cheating :-p )