txAdmin recipe

The public recipe installs a fresh BS19 v1.1.0 server: empty world, no characters or player data. To update a server you already run, use How to update instead. Never run the recipe on top of an existing server.

Deploy

1. In txAdmin start a new server setup and choose Remote URL Template.
2. Paste the recipe URL:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Arcainex/bs19/main/recipe.yaml

3. Enter your Cfx.re license key and the database details, then deploy.
4. Start the server. The framework creates its own tables on the first start.

What it does

1. connect_database: stops early if the database can’t be reached.
2. Downloads the release in 5 zip parts (bs19-part1.zip to bs19-part5.zip) from the v1.1.0 GitHub release and unzips each one. It’s split because txAdmin gives every download 150 seconds, and a single big zip timed out on slower hosts.
3. Moves resources, server.cfg and the server icon into place.
4. Downloads oxmysql from its official releases.
5. Writes your license key, database connection, endpoints and max clients into server.cfg, and adds the txAdmin owner as admin.
6. Deletes the temporary files.

OneSync is turned on by the recipe ($onesync: on).

One recipe per server

txAdmin runs one recipe per server, at deploy time. You can’t add a second recipe on top of BS19 later. That’s why The Apocalypse Project map is not in the recipe: it’s a separate manual download, see bs19.org/map and Install & load order.

After the deploy

1. Watch the console for the migration lines. See Migrations.
2. Join, then check that you have staff. See Admins and permissions.
3. Tune the server live from the F1 console. The Dark Zone and Survivor Link are off until you switch them on there.
4. Optional lines in server.cfg start with ##: the ESX/Qbox bridges, bs_cinecam and the map. Remove the ## to turn one on.

If something fails, start with Troubleshooting.