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# Tutorials

## Installing BuildSystem

1. Download **BuildSystem** from a site of your choice.
2. Place the .jar in your plugins directory.
3. Run the server and wait for it to fully load.
4. Type `stop` in your Minecraft server console to bring the server to a clean stop.
5. Make changed to the `config` as you wish.
6. Run the server.
7. All done! **BuildSystem** should be installed and ready to be used.

## Creating a world 

1. Open the navigator by clicking on the `Navigator` item or by using the command:

```
/worlds
```

   2\. Click on the chest icon to open the `World Navigator`.

![](/files/-M6oc8FnP_7DnKJZsOoL)

{% hint style="info" %}
If you cannot open the navigator, make sure you have the correct [permission](/v2/permissions/bypass.md#open-the-navigator).
{% endhint %}

   3\. Click on the `"+" skull` at the bottom of the navigator.

![](/files/-M6ocK7spFpSOUwlfqKW)

{% hint style="info" %}
If you cannot see the item for creating a world, make sure you have to correct [permission](/v2/permissions/bypass.md#create-a-world).
{% endhint %}

   4\. Decide whether you want to create a **predefined** **world** or a [**template**](/v2/getting-started-1/getting-started.md#installing-templates).

![Predefined worlds](/files/-M6ocCI-AbbIZrxq47-7)

![Templates](/files/-M6ocHDgwjF5Eei6det0)

   5\. Enter the name of the world you want to create into the chat

{% hint style="warning" %}
The world name cannot contain spaces, dots and special symbols
{% endhint %}

## Installing templates

1. Place the world folder you wish to use as a template in the `templates` directory in the `BuildSystem` directory.

![](/files/-M6ohSMWcxczswhTA2l1)

   2\. When creating a world now select the template you just added.


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