Nitrox launcher subnautica ошибка

The error message tells you what to do:

[Nitrox] E: System.IO.FileNotFoundException: Make sure resources.assets is in current or parent directory and readable.

The error message tells you what to do:

Sorry about that so do I just copy resources.assets into server folder?
Also the error before that tells me my game isn’t installed
Thanks

When I copy resources.assets into the subnautica folder I get this error:
[Nitrox] Log level set to ConsoleInfo, ConsoleDebug
[Nitrox] I: It appears you don’t have Subnautica installed anywhere. The game files are needed to run the server.
[Nitrox] W: Couldn’t load serializable attribute for Peeper version
[Nitrox] W: Couldn’t load serializable attribute for Peeper version
[Nitrox] I: Loading batch data…
[Nitrox] I: It appears you don’t have Subnautica installed anywhere. The game files are needed to run the server.
[Nitrox] I: It appears you don’t have Subnautica installed anywhere. The game files are needed to run the server.
[Nitrox] I: It appears you don’t have Subnautica installed anywhere. The game files are needed to run the server.
[Nitrox] I: It appears you don’t have Subnautica installed anywhere. The game files are needed to run the server.
[Nitrox] I: It appears you don’t have Subnautica installed anywhere. The game files are needed to run the server.
[Nitrox] E: System.AggregateException: One or more errors occurred. —> System.InvalidOperationException: Could not locate subnautica root

We had a little discussion and looked into the code, and it turns out that the fallback path for when Steam can’t be found (which is a legitimate usecase when running the server application on a separate machine that doesn’t have the game installed) causes incorrect log messages to be printed. More importantly, this fallback only applies to resources.assets, the mandatory batch files are not provided with such a fallback and prevent the server from starting.

For now, you can only use the server application on a machine with Subnautica installed through Steam, until we get to fixing this.

Closing this issue as the desired functionality is way out of scope for any iterations in the foreseeable future. We need to get focus on a stable server before we try and deal with the logistics of running the server app on a separate, dedicated machine.

@MadMaxOfYore I do think that this is in the scope of the foreseeable future, as running a server on a separate machine is a very real usecase. The only limiting factor is a tiny bug, which can be fixed simultaneously with the settings-file story. That feature is required for our first alpha release anyway.