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# Creating an Arena

Here's how to create an Arena

## Creating an Arena

How to create arenas in cPractice.

1. To get an arena wand, execute the following command. This will be needed later on, to setup the arena. \
   \`/arena wand\`

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You NEED to use the wand, and left click it in the first corner, and to right click with it on the second corner.&#x20;
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Go to the opposite corners. Left Click the first corner. Right Click the second one (make sure that the corners are in the opposite directions, both vertically, and horizontally).

1. Do '/arena create \<arena\_name> \<arena\_type> ' Replace '\<arena\_name>' with the arena name you'd like, and '\<arena\_type>' with either 'SHARED' or 'STANDALONE'.                                                                                       Here are the differences between them:                                                 - ---- Shared arenas are for non-build kit arenas such as boxing arenas or NoDebuff arenas. Over 1000 people can use the same arena.                                                                                                                                                                                                  - Standalone arenas are intended for use with build arenas like BuildUHC or Classic arenas. There can only be one fight at a time in a standalone arena.
2. Enter the command '/arena setspawn \<arena\_name> \<team/color> '. If it's a standalone arena, use colors along with teams (Red / Blue, A/B). If it's a shared arena, only use teams (A/B). Don't forget that '\<arena\_name>' should be replaced with the arena name, and '\<team\_color>' should be replaced with either 'A', 'B', 'Red', or 'Blue', like said above!
