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# 02b) Downloading the egg
### Downloading eggs
1. Now that we've found our [V Rising egg](https://github.com/parkervcp/eggs/tree/master/game_eggs/steamcmd_servers/v_rising/v_rising_vanilla), I'll show you how to download it.
2. All egg's come in `.json` format. So find the `.json` file of the egg.
3. In this case, that would be `egg-v-rising.json`.
4. Click on it!
1. Find the little icon. That will download the `.json` file locally to your PC.
2. If it doesn't show up, you might need to login to Github.
3. If you don't have a Github login, you can also find the icon, right click and select "**Save Link As.."** and save it somewhere on your PC.
4. Now we've got our egg downloaded!
### On to the next step!
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icon. That will download the `.json` file locally to your PC.
2. If it doesn't show up, you might need to login to Github.
3. If you don't have a Github login, you can also find the 
icon, right click and select "**Save Link As.."** and save it somewhere on your PC.
