Game catalogue
Games → Catalogue lists ready-made games from the game catalogue, a separate service the panel reads. They use the panel’s own runtime images, not Pterodactyl’s.
Where the games come from
Section titled “Where the games come from”The panel reads the catalogue from one source, the first that is set:
Panel__CatalogueDirectory: a folder of template files (<id>.yaml), for installs without internet access or with private games.- Admin → Settings → General → Game catalogue, or
Panel__CatalogueUrl: the address of a published catalogue (itsindex.jsonlists the games). - Otherwise the public catalogue, catalogue.gamepanel.audifire.ch: browse it there too.
The panel keeps the list for an hour; Refresh in the catalogue dialog reads it again. A game that doesn’t pass the panel’s checks is left out and shown under the list with the reason.
| Game | Download | Ports | Extras |
|---|---|---|---|
| DayZ DayZ dedicated server. Needs a Steam account that owns DayZ (Steam accounts page); maps like Chernarus, Livonia, Sakhal and Badlands come with the server download. Stable or experimental branch. | Steam, with an account that owns the game | game (UDP), query (UDP), rcon (UDP) | player count · RCON (battleye) · Workshop mods · amd64 only |
| Minecraft (NeoForge) Minecraft Java Edition with the NeoForge mod loader. Put mods (.jar) into the mods folder (Files or SFTP), then restart. Choose a Minecraft version, or "latest". | install script | game (TCP), rcon (TCP) | 4 runtimes (Java 25, Java 21, Java 17, Java 8) · player count · RCON (source) |
| Minecraft (Paper) High-performance Minecraft server with plugin support (Bukkit/Spigot/Paper plugins). Choose a version, or "latest". | install script | game (TCP), rcon (TCP) | 3 runtimes (Java 25, Java 21, Java 17) · player count · RCON (source) |
| Minecraft (Vanilla) The official Minecraft Java Edition server from Mojang. Choose a version, or "latest". | install script | game (TCP), rcon (TCP) | 4 runtimes (Java 25, Java 21, Java 17, Java 8) · player count · RCON (source) |
| Multi Theft Auto (San Andreas) MTA:SA server with the default resources (race, freeroam, admin…). Players need GTA San Andreas and MTA. | install script | game (UDP), http (TCP), ase (UDP) | player count |
| Project Zomboid Project Zomboid dedicated server, downloaded anonymously from Steam. Stable, or the unstable (Build 42) branch. | Steam, anonymous | game (UDP), udp (UDP), rcon (TCP) | player count · RCON (source) · amd64 only |
| Satisfactory Satisfactory dedicated server, downloaded anonymously from Steam. Claim it and set it up in the game's Server Manager. | Steam, anonymous | game (BOTH), reliable (TCP) | amd64 only |
| Steam dedicated server (generic) For dedicated servers without their own template. Downloads any Steam app (anonymously or with a Steam account) and runs your start command. | Steam, anonymous or with an account | game (BOTH), query (UDP) | player count · amd64 only |
- Add puts a game on the Games page. Update appears when the catalogue has a changed version; servers use it from their next start, and install changes apply on reinstall.
- Delete on a game’s card (Games page) removes it, also games you made or imported. A game that servers use can’t be deleted: the panel says how many use it.
- Minecraft asks to accept its EULA on the first start: the server page shows a button for it.
- Multi Theft Auto’s server browser port is always the game port + 123: the node needs that pair free.
Games that aren’t in the catalogue: write a template, use the editor, or import a Pterodactyl egg.