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Line 27: Well, now that we have the materials ready, we need to mix them together to create a great product, no? Here are the steps to take: #Create a server directory, to hold everything in a nice, organized way #~~Get~~Unzip ~~Marauroa and~~your Stendhal Server ~~over~~zip toin ~~the~~this server directory #Run the Marauroa generateini script, to get a configuration file #Create a marauroa loading script (in BASH) Line 34: == Creating the server directory == I'm an organized person when it comes to my computer. Now, sometimes that means I have to go about 3-4 levels deeper into the folder ~~hireachroy~~hierarchy to get where I want, but at least I know where my files are for whatever project directory I'm in. Now, you don't have to do this, but I like to keep my computer not so cluttered up with files that I don't know where they belong. Let's create it in your home directory. NOTE: The commands given are for use in the command-line, but you can take the GUI route as well. For some commands, you must run them from the command-line, and I will tell you <pre> cd $HOME Line 42: == Marauroa and Stendhal: Moving time! == ~~Copy-paste~~Check you have the following files ~~into~~in the server directory, either from your zip or your own build: marauroa.jar log4j.properties Line 92: == Have fun == Well, that's it! Just follow the last steps of ''Bash it up!'' to start the server. Pretty easy, huh? Check out the troubleshooting and extras sections for more things to do. = Extras =

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