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# Installing

Installing Staff Chat plus is quite simple but if your struggling, use this set by step tutorial.

## Downloading

Simple download the jar from spigot or [github](https://github.com/NuckerTheDev/StaffChatPlus/releases)

{% hint style="info" %}
If your downloading from github, just select the link saying something like StaffChatPlus-1.0.jar to download
{% endhint %}

## Installing

To install the plugin, you need to navigate to your server folder. Then you should find a folder called `plugins`. Simply drag and drop the jar you downloaded into the plugins folder.

{% hint style="info" %}
If you are using a server hosting service such has pebblehost or server.pro, on your control panel you should see a button to either File manager OR  FTP Access then navigate to your plugins folder and select a upload and then select the jar.
{% endhint %}

## Initialising

Now start your server. If your server was already online, simply stop it and start it again. A lot of server services have the option to just restart that. So you could just select that.


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