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# Installation

1. Download and install java if you don't have it (**17 or above**). Really easy, you can find videos on YouTube like this: [**Click Here**](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=syW8hEPQRRg)
2. Download the template: [**Click Here**](https://drive.google.com/file/d/1qY2KkTsaX9K7fT_yCznROdja-eCL8SSS)
3. Download the plugin jar: [**Click Here**](https://builtbybit.com/resources/craftyvehicles-model-builder-in-game.39643/)
4. Decompress the template.
5. Drop the plugin jar and **ProtocolLib** inside the **plugins** folder.
6. Download server jar. Can be **spigot** or **paper spigot**. Although, paper spigot has better performance. (**must be 1.19.4 or newer**): Click [**Here**](https://getbukkit.org/download/spigot) or [**Here**](https://papermc.io/downloads/all)
7. Rename the server jar you just downloaded to "**server**".
8. Run the file named "**Start**".
9. Go to Minecraft, multiplayer, add a server, and enter in the server ip: "**localhost**".
10. Done! You can now enter the server and start using the tool.

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