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 2. Find `Content Creator Integration` in the Mods list and click on it.
 
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 3. Click on the `Config` button.
 
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 ### In-game Command
 
 1. Open chat and type in `/cci`. Do not put in any arguments, and hit `Enter`.
 
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 The CCI Editor
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 This is the CCI Editor. This is where you will spend most of your time setting CCI up. If things look a little squashed, you may have to increase the size of your Minecraft window. There is a **lot** to show here.
 
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 Here is a numbered picture and a description of what each element does.
 
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docs/gettingstarted/index.md

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 What this means is that the mod configuration files are not interchangeable. Client mod config will not work on the server, and vice versa.
 
 If you would like to read more on installing CCI on a server, [read here](./ccionservers/).
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 First Launch
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 When launching CCI on the client for the first time, you should be prompted with a toast asking if you would like to set up the mod.
 
 ![We made the arrows green so you could see them over the red 1.16 background](./images/firstlaunch.png){: class="img_center"}
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 Clicking on the `CCI` button (in the green circle) should open up the First Launch Setup Wizard.
 
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 Click on any of the buttons for the services to add a registry for that service. The input window will look similar to this. To find the key for the service you've selected, we have instructions on a different page. Check the sidebar for your selected service's page.
 
 In this example, we're using a Twitch Chat and already have one channel name added.
 
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 Once you hit `Done`, you will be taken back to the services list. If you're done adding services, hit `Done` again. You may notice a bunch of toasts pop up indicating that CCI is attempting to connect to those services.
 
 You will now be asked if your streamer name differs from your Minecraft In-Game Name.
 
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 Hitting yes will allow you to set your streamer name, which will affect your `$streamerName` variable. More on [Variables](url.tbd) later.