# Examples

## Synchronizing Game Options

Using the [options](../plugins/plugins/options.md) plugin, add common settings like your GUI scale, sensitivity, keybinds, or anything else to the options in your base template. Then, they will apply to all of your instances. Don't ever copy your game options again!

## Sharing with a Server

Say you have a local server instance that you want to use the same mods as a client that you already set up.

Simply extract a template from the instance and use it as the base for both the client and server.

## Sharing with Friends

Create a template with all of the mods and settings you want you and your friends to use. Then, use the [share](../plugins/plugins/share.md) to export it as a code you can all use. Then, all of you will have synchronized mods as well as your own local instance that you can customize with any other client mods you want.

## Custom Mod Profiles

Have a group of mods you like to use often? Add them all to a template as packages, and then you can easily include them in any of your instances without having to add them individually.

## Easy Switching

If there is a group of mods you want to try out, and feel like you're wasting time by adding and removing them often, you can just add them to a template, making swapping out as easy as changing one setting.