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- Removes unnecessary step from instructions
- Adds newest commands to server commands

!! Need to update zh-CN and ja-JP too !!
(I don't know cn or jp)
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@@ -27,13 +27,12 @@ A game server reimplementation for version 1.5.0 of a certain turn-based anime g
* [MongoDB 4.0+](https://www.mongodb.com/try/download/community)
### Compiling the server
1. Download the files from [https://gitlab.com/Melledy/LunarCore-Protos](https://gitlab.com/Melledy/LunarCore-Protos) and place the proto folder into your server directory
2. Open your system terminal, and compile the server with `./gradlew jar`
3. Create a folder named `resources` in your server directory
4. Download the `Config`, `TextMap`, and `ExcelBin` folders from [https://github.com/Dimbreath/StarRailData](https://github.com/Dimbreath/StarRailData) and place them into your resources folder.
5. Download the `Config` folder from [https://gitlab.com/Melledy/LunarCore-Configs](https://gitlab.com/Melledy/LunarCore-Configs) and place them into your resources folder. REPLACE any files that your system asks about. These are for world spawns and are quite important for the server.
6. Run the server with `java -jar LunarCore.jar` from your system terminal. Lunar Core comes with a built-in internal MongoDB server for its database, so no Mongodb installation is required. However, it is highly recommended to install Mongodb anyway.
7. If you have `autoCreateAccount` set to true in the config, then you can skip creating an account. Otherwise, use the `/account` command in the server console to create one.
1. Open your system terminal, and compile the server with `./gradlew jar`
2. Create a folder named `resources` in your server directory
3. Download the `Config`, `TextMap`, and `ExcelBin` folders from [https://github.com/Dimbreath/StarRailData](https://github.com/Dimbreath/StarRailData) and place them into your resources folder.
4. Download the `Config` folder from [https://gitlab.com/Melledy/LunarCore-Configs](https://gitlab.com/Melledy/LunarCore-Configs) and place them into your resources folder. REPLACE any files that your system asks about. These are for world spawns and are quite important for the server.
5. Run the server with `java -jar LunarCore.jar` from your system terminal. Lunar Core comes with a built-in internal MongoDB server for its database, so no Mongodb installation is required. However, it is highly recommended to install Mongodb anyway.
6. If you have `autoCreateAccount` set to true in the config, then you can skip creating an account. Otherwise, use the `/account` command in the server console to create one.
### Connecting with the client (Fiddler)
1. **Login with the client to an official server and Hoyoverse account at least once to download game data.**
@@ -68,14 +67,16 @@ Server commands can be run in the server console or in-game. There is a dummy us
/clear {relics | lightcones | materials | items}. Removes filtered items from the player inventory.
/gender {male | female}. Sets the player gender.
/give [item id] x[amount]. Gives the targetted player an item.
/giveall {materials | avatars}. Gives the targeted player items.
/giveall {materials | avatars | lightcones | relics}. Gives the targeted player items.
/heal. Heals your avatars.
/help. Displays a list of available commands.
/kick @[player id]. Kicks a player from the server.
/mail [content]. Sends the targeted player a system mail.
/permission {add | remove | clear} [permission]. Gives/removes a permission from the targeted player.
/refill - refill your skill points in open world.
/reload. Reloads the server config.
/scene [scene id] [floor id]. Teleports the player to the specified scene.
/spawn [monster/prop id] x[amount] s[stage id]. Spawns a monster or prop near the targeted player.
/unstuck @[player id]. Unstucks an offline player if theyre in a scene that doesnt load.
/worldlevel [world level]. Sets the targeted player's equilibrium level.
/refill. Refills your skill points in open world.
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