# Installation

## First step - Put Stratos into your plugin folder

Put the file **Stratos.jar** into the `/plugins/` folder.

## Second step - Create the world

### Using Multiverse Core

First, download [Multiverse Core](https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/multiverse-core.390/) if you don't have it. Then use the command&#x20;

```
/mv create <worldname> normal -g Stratos
```

to create world with Stratos generator

To generate a world with a predefined seed, use this command :

```
/mv create <worldname> normal -g Stratos -s <seed>
```

Then to be teleported to the world, use the command :

```
/mv tp <worldname>
```

### Using bukkit.yml

To generate a world named « world » with Stratos using bukkit.yml, add these lines into the `bukkit.yml` file :

```
worlds:
  <worldname>:
    generator: Stratos
```

Also be sure level-name in your server.properties has the same name as the world you want to generate.

{% hint style="warning" %}
Stratos does not support reload command, please don’t use it, always use restart  instead
{% endhint %}


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