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@ -123,7 +123,7 @@ So you successfully installed the script--great!
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.
Then, you should adjust the [settings for the server](#adjusting-server-options) as needed.
### Create new world
The command to create a new world is:
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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 use 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`.
2. Create a new folder **within the `/opt/mscs/worlds/` directory that is the name you want MSCS to use for the world**. For this example, I chose "vanillaMC". So, 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/`.
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/world/`.
The finished file structure should be as follows with a world named `world` and a containing folder name "vanillaMC":
````
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whitelist.json
and more files...
````
Again, the most important thing to note here is that your actual world folder is within a containing folder that is inside of the `worlds/` subdirectory. The name of the containing folder of `world` is the name which you will use within MSCS commands to manipulate that world--so in this case, when referring to the world above you will use the name `vanillaMC`, not the actual name of the world folder--`world`.
After you've set up the file structure, you now need to create a world entry into MSCS. Do this via:
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Where `world` is the **name of the containing folder you created** (so it would be "vanillaMC" from the previous example", and `port` is the server port (by default, use 25565).
`ip` is optional and will be used if you wish to create multiple worlds across different servers. For now, leave it blank.
Afterwards, simply start the server via `mscs start [world]` where `world` is the name of the containing world's folder (again, it would be "vanillaMC" from the last example).
Afterwards, simply start the server via `mscs start [world]` where `world` is the name of the containing world's folder (again, it would be "vanillaMC" from the last example). Then, accept the EULA, run the start command again, and you're good to go!
**Finally, accept the EULA**.
As of Minecraft version 1.7.10, Mojang requires that users of their software read and agree to their [EULA](https://account.mojang.com/documents/minecraft_eula). After the first time you start the server, you need to modify the `eula.txt` file in your world's folder, changing the value of the `eula` variable from `false` to `true`.
The EULA can be found in `/opt/mscs/worlds/vanillaMC` where `vanillaMC` is the name you gave to to the world you imported.
As a last note, make sure you check `server-port` and `query.port` in `server.properties` to make sure it does not overlap with other servers created by the MSCS script. Also ensure that `enable-query` is set to `true`. If you do not have `enable-query` and a `query.port` set, you will not be able to check the status of the world with the script.
After accepting the EULA simply start the server using the same command above, and you're all set!
## Adjusting server options
There are two ways of adjusting the options through MSCS: changing values in the mscs.properties file and/or editing the msctl file directly.