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# Welcome!

## Welcome to Programming your NFT World

I have created this gitbook as a way to chronical my journey to programming my own Minecraft NFT world.  

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**Prerequisites**

* Need to have some Java programming experience
* No experience with programming Minecraft
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Programming an NFT world requires creating plugins for a Minecraft Paper Server.
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At a high level here are the things you need in order to set up your dev environment

* Install the Java version of Minecraft(version 1.17.10)
* IntelliJ
* Setup A Minecraft Paper Server
* Install Plugins on the Minecraft Paper Server
* Wallet Setup
* Create Ethereum and Polygon RPC endpoints


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