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# Installation

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(At least) two servers are needed for the plugin to work correctly: one for the lobby and one where the matches will be created.
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The lobby plugin accepts all minecraft versions meanwhile the instance accept only 1.8 to work correctly without some disabled features.
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## Lobby Server (All versions)

* Install BasementLib and Bedwars-Master in the server plugin folder.
* Enable MySQL in BasementLib Config and configure it.
* Enable Redis in BasementLib Config and configure it.

## Match Server (1.8)

* Install BasementLib and Bedwars-Instance in the server plugin folder.
* Enable MySQL in BasementLib Config and configure it.
* Enable Redis in BasementLib Config and configure it.

## Proxy Server (Velocity, Bungeecord, Waterfall, etc.)

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Requires UltimateProxyBedwars
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* Install UltimateProxyBedwars in the proxy server plugin folder.
* Configure MySQL in mysql.json
* Configure Redis in redis.json


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