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So you successfully installed the script--great!
There are a few important locations that you should know when using MinecraftServerControlScript:
* `/usr/local/bin` -- This contains the `MSCS` and `MSCTL` scripts [adjusting server options section](#adjusting-server-options).
* `/usr/local/bin` -- This contains the `MSCS` and `MSCTL` scripts--see [adjusting server options section](#adjusting-server-options).
* `/opt/mscs/worlds` -- All of your worlds are stored in here.
From here, you probably want to [create a new world](#create-new-world) or [import an existing world](#import-existing-world) into the script. Then, you should adjust the [amount of RAM and other settings for the server](#adjusting-server-options).
At first, you probably want to [create a new world](#create-new-world) or [import an existing world](#import-existing-world) into the script. Then, you should adjust the [ettings for the server](#adjusting-server-options) as needed.
### Create new world
The command to create a new world is:
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### Import existing world
Suppose you want to import a world folder named `world` into MSCS, and that you want MSCS to recognize this world by the name "vanillaMC".
1. First, if you don't have one already, create a `worlds` folder in /opt/mscs/.
2. Create a new folder **within the `/opt/mscs/worlds/` directory that is the name you want MSCS to recongize for the world.**. For this example, I chose "vanillaMC". So for instance, I created a new directory `vanillaMC` within the `/opt/mscs/worlds` directory, so the path would be `/opt/mscs/worlds/vanillaMC`.
3. Drag the folder of the world you wish to move into the folder you just created. So I would drag the world `world` into the `vanillaMC` folder. The path of `world` (the actual world folder) would now be `/opt/mscs/worlds/vanillaMC/myWorld/`.
The finished file structure should be as follows with a world named `world` and a containing folder name "vanillaMC":