# Setup PrimeHUD

## Clean Up Default BetterHUD Files

Navigate to your server’s `plugins/BetterHUD` directory and delete the following folders to avoid conflicts:

* `assets`
* `backgrounds`
* `build`
* `heads`
* `huds`
* `images`
* `layouts`
* `shaders`
* `texts`
* `config.yml`
* `shader.yml`

> ⚠️ *Make sure you only delete the default content. If you've made custom layouts or widgets before, back them up first.*

## Copy Prime HUD Files

Move the files from the downloaded **PrimeHUD V2** package into your server’s `BetterHUD` folder. This includes:

* `assets`
* `backgrounds`
* `build`
* `heads`
* `huds`
* `images`
* `layouts`
* `shaders`
* `texts`
* `config.yml`
* `shader.yml`

Make sure to **replace** any existing files when prompted.

## Reload BetterHUD

Run the following command in-game or via the console:

```
/hud reload
```

If the setup is correct, you’ll see **strange square symbols** in the bossbar area — this indicates that the custom font and texture data is loading properly.

## Integrate the Resource Pack

Now, integrate the resource pack into your server using the method that matches your setup:

* **ItemsAdder** 
* **Oraxen** 
* **Nexo** 

## Update the Server Resource Pack

Make sure your server's resource pack is up to date. For example, if you're using ItemsAdder, run:

```
/iazip
```

Then rejoin the server or reload the pack manually to see changes.

## You're Done!

Prime HUD is now installed and active. You can start **customizing** the layout, plcaholders, and visuals to fit your server's style!

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