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## Installation requirements
*Note: only the server host has to meet these requirements.*
### Currently compiled for (and tested on):
*If you don't meet these requirements, you will need to compile the files for yourself. Please help by sending the compiled version to me so more people can download it.*
### Tested versions:
*If you don't meet these requirements, you may need to compile the files for yourself. If you do please send the compiled version to me so more people can download it.*
* OS X
* VirtualBox 5.1
* OS X; Ubuntu 16.04/18.04
* VirtualBox 5.2
* Spgiot/Bukkit 1.8/1.9/1.12
* Java 8
### Possibly works with (untested):
* Any operating system which is not Windows
### Untested:
* Any Linux versions
* Other VirtualBox versions (code modifications are probably necessary)
* Other Spigot/Bukkit versions
* Microsoft .NET Framework 4 (code modifications *are* necessary)
* Other Java versions
*Due to VirtualBox Java binding support limitations the plugin does not support Windows currently.*
## Installation
**Warning:** The first loaded world on the server (the one specified in server.properties) will temporarily **lose** the first 20 maps, although it will reset if the server is loaded without the plugin.
**Warning:** The first loaded world on the server (the one specified in server.properties) will temporarily **lose** the first 20 maps, although it will be back to normal if the server is loaded without the plugin.
* Install all the requirements
* Install VirtualBox
* Add a virtual PC if you don't have any (the first one will be started)
* Install an OS and Guest Additions, if you haven't already
* Put the jar file into <server>/plugins directory
* Make sure your server is set to a world that you don't mind your maps temporarily deleted from
* Start your server
## Usage
*Please give appropriate credit and link to this page if you use this machine in one of your videos/creations/etc. You can also send me your video so I can put it here.*
### Display
*Note:* You can create as many displays as you want, but all of them will show the same.
*Note:* You can create as many displays as you want, but all of them will show the same currently.
To create a display, make a 5 wide 4 high wall of item frames, then put the maps 0-19 on them starting from the top left and going downwards. You can give the maps with this command: