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SubCreator Templates are pre-made server folders with some special properties. To create a template, all you need to do is create a new folder inside the Templates directory and drop whatever files you need inside. On the SubCreator side of things, below is documentation on an optional file you can use to customize the installation.<br><br> SubCreator Templates are pre-made server folders with some special properties. To create a template, all you need to do is create a new folder inside the Templates directory and drop whatever files you need inside. On the SubCreator side of things, below is documentation on an optional file you can use to customize the installation.<br><br>
## /template.yml ## /template.yml
This is a YAML file on the root folder, used to modify SubCreator's default configuration. This is it's full contents:<br> This is a YAML file on the root folder, used to modify SubCreator's default configuration. This is its full contents:<br>
```yml ```yml
Template: Template:
Enabled: true Enabled: true
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> `%`: Select using a Regular Expression (Advanced)<br> > `%`: Select using a Regular Expression (Advanced)<br>
> `/`: Select a full file path, not just the end of one > `/`: Select a full file path, not just the end of one
Inclusion statement modifiers. Use these at the beginning of a statement to determine how it's contents will be used when selecting files.<br><br> Inclusion statement modifiers. Use these at the beginning of a statement to determine how its contents will be used when selecting files.<br><br>
> `\`: Used to escape a character with special meaning<br> > `\`: Used to escape a character with special meaning<br>
> `[A-Z]`: Used to select a single character in the specified range (RegEx style)<br> > `[A-Z]`: Used to select a single character in the specified range (RegEx style)<br>