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# Setup

Install pyLMS, then configure your event arena in-game.

{% embed url="<https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bmmoqeBL9I>" %}

### Install the plugin

1. Download the latest pyLMS `.jar` file.
2. Stop your Minecraft server.
3. Upload the `.jar` file to the server's `plugins` folder.
4. Start the server.
5. Wait for pyLMS to create its configuration files.

### First setup

Set the event locations in-game.

1. Stand where players should join the event.

   `/lms set join`
2. Stand where players should return after the event.

   `/lms set spawn`
3. Stand in the arena center and choose a radius.

   `/lms set center 10`

Players randomly teleport within this radius when the fight starts.

### Test the event

1. Start an event with `/lms start`.
2. Join it with `/lms join`.
3. Stop it with `/lms stop`.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Players need an empty inventory before joining. This prevents item loss and abuse.
{% endhint %}


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