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*	MCNet 1.2.2 by maxp0wer, gyros
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*	INSTALLATION
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1. 	Drag and Drop the MCNet.jar into your plugins directory within the bukkit-server file system.
	The Path will be something like "MyMineCraftServer/plugins/MCNet.jar".

2.	Drag and Drop the dependency libraries included in the "lib"-directory into the lib directory
	within the bukkit-server file system. If you cannot find an existing lib directory, create a new one,
	just name it exactly. 

	The final Path will be "MyMineCraftServer/lib/DPLib.jar" and "MyMineCraftServer/lib/PGen.jar"
3.	If you had previous MCNet installations remove the config.yml file.

	3.1 If you deleted the config, start your bukkit-server now, MCNet will create a new default config.yml.
	
	3.2 Stop your bukkit-server.

4.	Open the config.yml file. 
	
	NOTE: 	Your server can either act as a MCNet-client or a MCNet-server or both. 
	
			The MCNet-server receives all informations from MCNet-clients and distributes them to all other MCNet-clients connected to it.
			The MCNet-client sends and receives information to/from a MCNet-server and triggers the proper game mechanics.
	 
			Therefore, if you want to have chat, inventory-sharing and devices on your MCnet-server you will have to start the MCNet-client on that
			server too an connect him to the MCNet-server on the same machine.
	
			In a server-network you'll best chose the most stable of your servers to act as a MCNet-server, 
			you'll always need only ONE MCNet-server in your network. 
			You can also start more MCNet-servers but they'll all create an independent network.
			
5. If you are configuring your soon-to-be MCNet-server go to the Server-Section of the config. There is only a single important option, the port
	this server is created on. Chose any port you like within the proper range, just don't use any ports that are already used by other applications 
	(like 25565, the mincraft default port).
	
	NOTE:	If you want MCNet-clients to connect to an MCNet-server in a different network, you HAVE to foward the port given in the config.

6. 	Now take a look at the Client-Section of the config. 
	If you are configuring your MCNet-server set the IP to 
		IP: localhost:(ThePortYouDefined)
	If you chose the default port, it would look like this
		IP: localhost:25560
	Now the MCNet-client connects to the MCNet-server running on the local machine.
	
	If you are configuring your MCNet-client (on another machine) set the IP to
		IP: (MCNet-ServerAdress):(ThePortYouDefined)
	If your main server had the IP 0.0.0.0 and you'd use the default port, it would look like this
		IP: 0.0.0.0:25560
		
7. Start your bukkit-server.

8. To start your MCNet-server type /mcnet start. The server is running now.

9. Type /mcnet cc to connect the MCNet-client to the IP defined in the config.

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