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# Getting Started

## Steps in the process

* Make sure you are OP or have the permission plot.admin.
* Check the config.yml file under Plugins/CreativePlots to configure the world.
* Run the generation command /cp generate to create the world.
* When the world is finished generating you can visit using /cp warp \<world>.

## Generation Command

* Example; /cp generate myplots 400 32 8
* /cp generate \<world name> \<world size> \<plot size> \<road size>

| Command Argument                                                | What it does                                |
| --------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------- |
| /cp generate                                                    | Main command                                |
| /cp generate <mark style="color:green;">myPlots</mark>          | The name of the plot world                  |
| /cp generate myPlots <mark style="color:green;">400</mark>      | The size of the world. Can expand with pro  |
| /cp generate myPlots 400 <mark style="color:green;">32</mark>   | The size of each plot. Inside of the border |
| /cp generate myPlots 400 32 <mark style="color:green;">8</mark> | The size of the roads between each plot     |

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