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 # Minecraft-server-tool
 A very simple and definitly not perfect yet very usefull tool for minecraft servers 
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+## About the project
+### Disclaimer
+This app has been made in a rush there might still be some hidden bugs. I am not responsible if you have a problem with your server.
+### What is it for
+The goal of this application is to be able to ***start and close a minecraft*** server **remotely** from a windows pc to another windows pc (i haven't tried on linux)
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+## Getting started
+You juste have to download the executable files. [**McServerTool**]() for **servers** and [**client**]() for the **clients**, once downloaded and unZipped
+- **Client**
+Put the "client" folder wherever you want and inside it find the "client.exe" file. You **MUST** execute the file within the "client" folder. If that bothers you, you can just make a shortcut and problem solved !
+- **Server**
+Take the entirity of the content of the McServerTool folder and copy-paste it to your Minecraft server folder. Launch the McServerTool.exe from within the Minecraft server folder and voilà ! All that's left to do is to set up a **Port**, **Port forward it**(if not on local network), and then use the ip+port on the client to start and stop the server !
+## Very quick guide
+![guide](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/52712038/94177523-f578af80-fe99-11ea-92a0-7750fd79c723.png)
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