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## Running The Game

Compile the game using the make command (or on your favorite IDE).

To run the game execute graphwar.jar.

## Running Local Servers

To run a local server and connect to it you must pass the ip of the local server to graphwar
and to the globalServer as a command line argument. So to start a server locally the commands are:

* java -jar globalServer.jar [your-server-ip]
* java -jar roomServer.jar [your-server-ip]
* java -jar graphwar.jar [your-server-ip]



## Clone and run game from terminal

Open terminal

You man need to install ```openjdk-11-jdk``` if you havent already

```
git clone git@github.com:catabriga/graphwar.git
cd graphwar
make
java -jar graphwar.jar
```

# Graphwar Tutorial

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Just type them on the game chat to use them.

## Running The Game

Compile the game using the make command (or on your favorite IDE).

To run the game execute graphwar.jar.

## Running Local Servers

To run a local server and connect to it you must pass the ip of the local server to graphwar
and to the globalServer as a command line argument. So to start a server locally the commands are:

* java -jar globalServer.jar [your-server-ip]
* java -jar roomServer.jar [your-server-ip]
* java -jar graphwar.jar [your-server-ip]