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Setting Up a Phira Multiplayer Server on Windows ​

Using Pre-compiled Binaries (Easiest Method) ​

  1. Go to the Phira Download Station to download the Windows pre-compiled package.
  2. Double-click to run the executable or run it via CMD.
  3. Custom Ports: If you need to specify a custom port, run it via CMD and add the --port flag. Example: RUST_LOG=debug ./phira-mp-server --port 11451
  4. Public Access: If you need to make the server accessible over the internet, please configure intranet penetration (port forwarding/tunneling) yourself.

Compiling the Phira Server Manually ​

1. Install Git and Download Source Code ​

  1. First, download and install the Git tool.
  2. Create a new folder anywhere, and use the following command to download the Phira-mp source code: git clone https://github.com/TeamFlos/phira-mp.git (or use gh repo clone TeamFlos/phira-mp if you use GitHub CLI).

2. Install Rust ​

  1. Go to the Rust official website to download and install Rust.
  2. Run the Rust installation tool.
  3. In the selection prompt, choose Option 1 (Default).

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    If MSVC is not installed on your computer, it will be downloaded automatically. Phira-mp requires Rust version 1.70.0 or higher.

  4. After installation, restart your computer. Run rustc -V in any terminal. If a version number appears, the installation was successful.

3. Compile Phira-mp ​

  1. Navigate into the folder where you cloned the source code.
  2. Run the following command: cargo build --release -p phira-mp-server This will automatically download the necessary libraries and start the compilation.
  3. Once finished, you will see a "Finished" message. The compiled file will be located in the /phira-mp/target/release directory.

How to Restart the Server ​

Simply double-click the phira-mp-server.exe file again to restart the service.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) ​

  1. Network Errors: If you encounter warning: spurious network error (3 tries remaining): [55] Failed sending data to the peer during compilation, please use a VPN/proxy and try again.
  2. Compilation Time: The compilation process can take a significant amount of time; ensure your network connection is stable beforehand.
  3. Feedback: If you find errors in this documentation, please contact @Dmocken on the Phira Official QQ Channel or submit a report via Phira Feedback.

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