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First Steps

Now, to begin, you want to:

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  1. Install the plugin: Copy WorldGuard.jar into your Bukkit server's "plugins" directory. If the folder doesn't exist, create it.
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  2. Change the configuration: Run your server once (with WorldGuard) to generate the default configuration files. There are two types of configuration files. +
  3. Install the plugin: Copy WorldGuard.jar into your Bukkit server's "plugins" directory.
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  4. Change the configuration: Run your server once (with WorldGuard) to generate the default configuration files. There are two types of configuration files:
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    • A config.yml file is generated inside "plugins/WorldGuard" that contains some non world-specific settings.
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    • For each world, a config.yml is created inside the "worlds" folder within "plugins/WorldGuard". Edit this file to disable fire and change other world-specific settings.
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    • The main config.yml file inside "plugins/WorldGuard" is the main configuration.
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    • Each world has a configuration file in "plugins/WorldGuard/worlds" that you can use to override any setting in the main configuration file for that specific world.
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  5. Setup the blacklist Optional: For each world folder (see above), there is a blacklist.txt file that is generated. See the wiki for information about WorldGuard's blacklist.
  6. Learn how to use WorldGuard: Check out the wiki to learn how to disable things like fire and to protect regions.
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Gotcha: You need to have WorldEdit installed. If you don't want to install the plugin, just put WorldEdit.jar into your Bukkit root folder (outside of plugins/). Note that region protection does require WorldEdit.

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Note: Be sure you install WorldEdit. If you don't want WorldEdit, just put WorldEdit.jar into your Bukkit root folder (outside of plugins/). Note that region protection requires WorldEdit in plugins/.

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Getting Help

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If you need help, the best two ways to ask are:

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Contributing

WorldGuard is entirely open source! You can download all of the plugin code to learn from it, modify it for your own self, or even contribute back!