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How to Install Mods on Your Space Engineers Server

Space Engineers has a fantastic modding community, with thousands of mods on the Steam Workshop. Adding a mod to your server only takes its Workshop ID and one small edit to your world's configuration file. Once it's set up, the server downloads your mods for you.

⚠️ Important Warning: Always make sure your server is completely stopped on your MintServers panel before making any file edits. If you edit a file while the server is running, the game will overwrite your changes the next time it saves!
💡 Pro Tip: Adding or removing mods, especially ones that add new blocks, can affect your existing builds. Make a backup before changing your mod list so you can roll back if needed. See our backup guide.

Step 1: Find The Workshop ID

  1. Open the Space Engineers Steam Workshop and open the page of the mod you want.
  2. Look at the web address in your browser. The Workshop ID is the number after ?id=. For example, if the address ends in ?id=1234567890, the Workshop ID is 1234567890.
  3. Scroll down to the Required items section on the mod's page. If the mod needs other mods to work, note down their Workshop IDs too.

Step 2: Add The Mod To Your World

  1. Log into your MintServers panel and click the Stop button.
  2. Navigate to the Files tab in the left-hand sidebar.
  3. Open the config folder, then Saves, then World:
    📁 Server Root (the main view of the Files tab)
    📁 config
    📁 Saves
    📁 World
    📄 Sandbox_config.sbc (click to edit this file)
  4. Click on the Sandbox_config.sbc file to open the text editor.
  5. Find the section. If it shows as with nothing inside, replace that line with the block below. Each mod gets its own block:
📄 Sandbox_config.sbc

  
    1234567890.sbm
    1234567890
    Steam
  
  
    9876543210.sbm
    9876543210
    Steam
  

Here is what each part means:

  • FriendlyName is just a label so you can recognize the mod later. It can be anything you like.
  • Name is the Workshop ID followed by .sbm.
  • PublishedFileId is the Workshop ID.
  • PublishedServiceName stays as Steam for Steam Workshop mods.
⚠️ Important Warning: If you copy an existing block to add another mod, change the ID in both Name and PublishedFileId. If you only change one, the server will not load the mod you wanted.
  1. Click the Save Content button at the top right of the file editor.
  2. Navigate back to the Console tab and click Start.

Keep an eye on the Console while your server boots. It downloads each mod from Steam before loading your world, so the first start after adding mods can take longer than usual.

🛠️ Edit The World File, Not The Server Config
Space Engineers stores each world's mod list inside that world's Sandbox_config.sbc. Adding mods to SpaceEngineers-Dedicated.cfg instead is a common reason mods seem to be ignored.
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Joining A Modded Server

Your players do not need to install anything by hand. When they join your server, Space Engineers automatically downloads (and updates) the mods for them. The first join with a lot of mods can take a little while.

Removing A Mod

  1. Take a backup first, then click the Stop button on your MintServers panel.
  2. Open Sandbox_config.sbc the same way as in Step 2.
  3. Delete the entire block for that mod, from to .
  4. Click the Save Content button, then navigate back to the Console tab and click Start.
⚠️ Important Warning: If the mod added blocks that players have built with, those blocks will disappear from the world once the mod is removed, and the ships or bases using them may be damaged. This is exactly why a backup matters.
🚀 Crossplay Servers Use A Different Mod Site
Servers set up for console crossplay cannot use Steam Workshop mods. They use mods from mod.io instead, and the PublishedServiceName for those mods is mod.io rather than Steam.

Troubleshooting

  • A mod is not loading: Make sure you edited config/Saves/World/Sandbox_config.sbc, and that the ID in Name and PublishedFileId matches the number in the mod's Workshop address. Also check the Workshop page to confirm the mod still exists, since mods can be removed by their authors.
  • Server is stuck loading the world: This is often a mod conflict. Remove your mods one at a time to find the one causing it. The Console shows which mod was loading when the hang started.
  • A mod works alone but breaks with others: Two of your mods may conflict. Check each mod's Workshop page for known incompatibilities and for any recommended load order.
  • Custom blocks disappeared: The mod that provided those blocks was removed or failed to load. Add the mod back, or restore a backup taken while the mod was working.
  • Mod download fails on start: Restart the server to try again. If the same mod keeps failing, it may have been removed from the Workshop or be temporarily unavailable.

Happy building! If you are still having trouble, no worries! Just open a support ticket and our team will gladly jump in and help you get sorted out.

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