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#1025543438604710018 has Cultivation tutorial. Grasscutter is available on the github or you can download a prebuilt from #resources https://github.com/Grasscutters/Grasscutter

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There are many tutorials already on setting up a local server, make sure you use the available resources that are here

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It's also already in #announcements and #1025543438604710018, but I will remind you anyways; Grasscutter does not currently support 3.3, so if you've updated your client already then you won't be able to use a localhost server unless you explicitly go out of your way to get the fork (which is not supported here, issues should be addressed to the fork) and use it

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Yes

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Cultivation is just a launcher, you can use it with any version you want. Grasscutter is the actual server, when it updates to support 3.3 you can use it with whatever proxy you want, including cultivation

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You follow one of the already established guides to set it up, then you patch and play

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You connect the same you would to any public server, only that with cultivation for localhost you turn off https, otherwise connecting is identical

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The jar file is the server

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You also need the accompanying repository files, as well as the other prerequisites listed on the github

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You run the server with java 17

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Of course, but if you don't already have the lower version game then you need to fully download the entire older client, and then the equivalent grasscutter version

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So you being on 3.3, to go back to 3.2 you would need to download the entire client (~41GB before audio)

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