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docs(pterodactyl): added a section on installing the cog and explaining what the project is

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@ -9,6 +9,35 @@ The steps should be basically identical for other panels, but screenshots will l
If in doubt, contact your host's support.
///
## Installing the cog
This project is a [cog](https://discordpy.readthedocs.io/en/stable/ext/commands/cogs.html) made for use with *specifically* instances of [Red-DiscordBot](https://github.com/Cog-Creators/Red-DiscordBot).
See the [Red documentation](https://docs.discord.red/en/stable/install_guides/index.html) for information on how to run an instance of Red. Once you've got it running, come back here.
/// admonition | `[p]` is your bot's prefix
type: tip
///
Now, load the Downloader cog:
```
[p]load downloader
```
The Downloader cog allows you to add Git repositories to your bot in order to download cogs from them.
Now, use Downloader to add my repository to your bot:
```
[p]repo add sea-cogs https://www.coastalcommits.com/SeaswimmerTheFsh/SeaCogs
```
Now, install the Pterodactyl cog:
```
[p]cog install sea-cogs pterodactyl
[p]load pterodactyl
```
## Creating a sub-user
This is **optional**, but highly recommended, for security reasons.
@ -17,7 +46,7 @@ Navigate to your `Users` page, and click the `New User` button.
Type in an email address, and press `Select all permissions`.
*The bot doesn't need all of the permissions you just gave it to function, we'll deal with that in a moment.*
![image](/img/pterodactyl/setup/1.png)
![image](../img/pterodactyl/setup/1.png)
Now, you'll need to check the email you just entered into the subusers page, and create an account. I won't cover this, as it'll change depending on what host you're using.
@ -27,7 +56,7 @@ Moving on, the bot doesn't need all of the permissions you just gave it. This po
["websocket.connect","control.read-console","control.console","control.start","control.stop","control.restart","startup.read","startup.update","settings.rename","settings.reinstall"]
```
![image](/img/pterodactyl/setup/2.png)
![image](../img/pterodactyl/setup/2.png)
## Getting an API Key
@ -35,15 +64,15 @@ Moving on, the bot doesn't need all of the permissions you just gave it. This po
Navigate to your sub-user account's `API Credentials` page.
![image](/img/pterodactyl/setup/3.png)
![image](../img/pterodactyl/setup/3.png)
Create a new API key.
![image](/img/pterodactyl/setup/4.png)
![image](../img/pterodactyl/setup/4.png)
You don't have to specify an allowed IP if you don't want to, but I recommend it. If you chose to, you'll need to retrieve your bot's IP address. You can do this through SSH or through a cog like [AAA3A's IP cog](https://github.com/AAA3A-AAA3A/AAA3A-cogs).
![image](/img/pterodactyl/setup/5.png)
![image](../img/pterodactyl/setup/5.png)
Now, use the `[p]set api` command on your bot to add the API key.
The format is as follows:
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# Keys and Tokens: api_key ptlc_...
```
![image](/img/pterodactyl/setup/6.png)
![image](../img/pterodactyl/setup/6.png)
## Getting server information
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First, get the base url for your panel. This does not include any extra information, like server ids, or whatnot. In my case, I'm using `https://mc.bloom.host/`.
![image](/img/pterodactyl/setup/7.png)
![image](../img/pterodactyl/setup/7.png)
Use the `[p]pterodactyl config url` command to set the URL the cog will use.
In my case, I'd use `-pterodactyl config url https://mc.bloom.host/`.
![image](/img/pterodactyl/setup/8.png)
![image](../img/pterodactyl/setup/8.png)
Now, we need to get the id of your server. Navigate to the `Settings` page in your panel.
![image](/img/pterodactyl/setup/9.png)
![image](../img/pterodactyl/setup/9.png)
Use the `[p]pterodactyl config serverid` command to add the server id to the bot.
In my case, I'd use `-pterodactyl config serverid ad712016-df3d-47a5-b1df-6b71baf50340`.
![image](/img/pterodactyl/setup/10.png)
![image](../img/pterodactyl/setup/10.png)
Once you've done all of this, you should see a connection message in the bot's logs. Now, we need to configure some other things.
See the [Configuration](configuration.md) page for more information.