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+===== Building a gate: =====
+There are currently three default gate configurations. They all use the same structure as a standard nether portal. One
+gate is using obsidian blocks, one is using end bricks and the last uses sea lanterns. Only the sea lantern one can be
+used underwater. You must put a sign on one of the blocks in the middle of the layout to activate the portal (see next
+section). See the Custom Gate Layout section to learn how to add custom gates.
+```
+    OO
+   O  O - These are Obsidian blocks, End bricks or Sea Lanterns. You need 10.
+   O  O - Place a sign on either of these two middle blocks.
+   O  O
+    OO
+```
+===== Sign Layout: =====
+- Line 1: Gate Name (Max 13 characters)
+- Line 2: Destination Name \[Optional] (Max 13 characters, used for fixed-gates only)
+- Line 3: Network name \[Optional] (Max 13 characters)
+- Line 4: Options \[Optional] :
+    - 'A' for always-on fixed gate
+    - 'H' for hidden networked gate
+    - 'P' for a private gate
+    - 'F' for a free gate
+    - 'B' is for a backwards facing gate (You will exit the back)
+    - 'S' is for showing an always-on gate in the network list
+    - 'N' is for hiding the network name
+    - 'R' is for random gates. These follow standard permissions of gates, but have a random exit location every time a
+      player enters. (Implicitly always on)
+    - 'U' is for a gate connecting to another through bungee (Implicitly always on)
+    - 'I' is for a silent gate, which does not output anything to the chat while teleporting. Increases immersion
+    - 'E' is for a gate without a sign. Only for fixed stargates
+The options are the single letter, not the word. So to make a private hidden gate, your 4th line would be 'PH'. The
+&\[0-9a-f] color codes are not counted in the character limit, thus allowing a 13-character name with an additional 2
+characters used for the color code.
+===== Gate networks: =====
+- Gates are all part of a network, by default this is "central".
+- You can specify (and create) your own network on the third line of the sign when making a new gate.
+- Gates on one network will not see gates on the second network, and vice versa.
+- Gates on different worlds, but in the same network, will see each other.
+- If the gate is a bungee gate, the network name should be the name of the server as displayed when typing /servers
+===== Fixed gates: =====
+- Fixed gates go to only one set destination.
+- Fixed gates can be linked to other fixed gates, or normal gates. A normal gate cannot open a portal to a fixed gate, however.
+- To create a fixed gate, specify a destination on the second line of the stargate sign.
+- Set the 4th line of the stargate sign to "A" to enable an always-open fixed gate.
+- A bungee gate is always automatically a fixed gate
+===== Hidden Gates: =====
+- Hidden gates are like normal gates, but only show on the destination list of other gates under certain conditions.
+- A hidden gate is only visible to the creator of the gate, or somebody with the stargate.hidden permission.
+- Set the 4th line of the stargate sign to 'H' to make it a hidden gate.

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