This tells Docker to pull down the build from ryshe's dockerhub pageĬlick 'Add another port/path/variable/label or device' and add the following 2 items: In 'Respository' add 'ryshe/terraria' (without the quotes). This is the name of your Docker container, you'll need this later so keep it simple Instead of selecting a template, leave it saying 'select a template'įill in the name. Go to your Docker tab in Unraid GUI and click 'Add Container' It installed fine, I added a couple of things (such as a share for the /world) and ran it. I added this docker manually, with no template. Sorry for thread necromancy, but I have also done a successful (and very well performing it seems) docker instance of Terraria. If someone wants to tell me how to make this better, fix any issues, and generally setup a docker template properly please give me simple instructions but i noticed everyone else had one so i did it too) somehow got them linked and did *stuff* eventually it built successfullyĪnd after that it loaded in Unraid properly I forked another terraria docker which worked but was way out of date and tinkered with it,Ĭreated a docker xml thing and tinkered with it some more,Ĭreated a account (im not sure what this is for. *note* i have absolutely no idea what I am doing and I probably did everything wrong, Then join using your terraria client at :7777įor some reason its laggy as hell and plays in slow motion until you turn frame skipping on in the video settings menu, but then it plays fine Once the it builds successfully, give it another 5 minutes to generate the world Then add the container from the option that will appear in your template list, configure it like my screenshot I forked a different terraria docker, tinker tinker a bit.Īdd this repo to your docker template repositories

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