Install SteamCMD on Raspberry Pi 5 (feat. SCP:SL server running)

To install SteamCMD on Raspberry Pi, you need box64 or box86.
The easiest way to download box64 and box86 is to use an app called pi-apps.
Open a terminal using Remote Desktop Connection (xrdp) or a connected monitor and enter the highlighted parts (commands).

1. Download the Pi-Apps install file

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Botspot/pi-apps/master/install

2. Download Pi-Apps

cat install | bash

3. “Execuse” Pi-Apps that appears on the desktop.

Pi-Apps

 

4. Find [All Apps] -> [Box64], [Box86] and click the “install” button at the bottom right to download.

In my case, it is displayed in green because it has already been downloaded.

 

5. Install SteamCMD for Linux

curl -sqL "https://steamcdn-a.akamaihd.net/client/installer/steamcmd_linux.tar.gz" | tar zxvf -

 

6. Execuse SteamCMD

./steamcmd.sh

now you can use SteamCMD!

 

 

 

This article is for SCP:SL server operators.

 

7. Use the following commands in order in SteamCMD.

force_install_dir [File path where server files will be created]

login anonymous

app_update 996560

 

8. Now run the LocalAdmin file in [File path where server file will be created].

cd [File path where the server file was created]

 

./LocalAdmin [port number | Not required]

+ I selected "keep" in [edit/keep] and selected "global" in [this/global].

 

9. You need to set up a server. This is Raspberry Pi 5, so the route is different. Go to the following path and edit the server.

/home/[Username]/.config/SCP Secret Laboratory

 

* Details on how to edit a server or apply plugins are explained more easily elsewhere, so please refer to them.

 

 

Raspberry Pi + SteamCMD