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            <title>Installing Python Modules</title>
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ARDI itself and many of its addons use Python, and will require extra modules to provide extra features and functionality.

If you&#039;re installing addons manually or your migrating between servers, you&#039;ll probably also need to install one or more Python modules.</description>
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            <title>Installing Addons</title>
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There are two main ways you can install ARDI addons or drivers - the command-line tool (which requires that the server has an active Internet connection) and the manual method (which works for offline servers).

Command-Line Tool</description>
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