# First server

## **Import eggs**

1. Open the Panels admin ui
2. On the left, click on Eggs
3. Click on the new file arrow icon
4. The github link will have the Pelican / Pterodactyl eggs - review this list before importing any as they are a great starting point

### Third party eggs

{% hint style="info" %}
Pelican can use Pterodactyl eggs
{% endhint %}

You can download eggs from various places, but the official spots are best looked at first

* <https://github.com/mygameplatform/pelican-eggs>
* <https://pelican-eggs.github.io/pelican/>
* I have also modified some eggs, <https://github.com/trentnbauer/PelicanEggs>

#### Import third party eggs

1. Open the Panels admin ui
2. On the left, click on Eggs
3. Click on the new file arrow icon
   * If you have a url, click on URL and then paste the url to the egg
   * If you have the json or or yaml file, click on file and upload the egg

## Create a server

I haven't bothered to write this part of the documentation yet as it is relatively similar to Pterodactyl. Both of these pieces of software are well documented online

{% embed url="<https://youtu.be/tdEpa2bRfJk?t=945>" %}


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