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   Or if you have a cloned repository:
   * On the command line, cd into the directory with cloned templates and write `sh ./install.sh`
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 After that:
   * Launch Xcode and select create a new Xcode project and you'll see the new category "User Templates" that will contain new templates
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-## Important
-Templates works correctly only in Xcode 8. You should create project in Xcode 8 after that you'll be able use the new versions of Xcode.
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-### Xcode 9 problems resolving:
-After that you've opened Xcode 9 you could see folders without link to existing folder.
-To fix it you need:
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-- Select folder
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-- In File Inspector(Utilites menu) click on folder button
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-- Select your folder
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-- Readd files to the folder if needed
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-- Add your readded source files in Compile Sources
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-- Or add your bundle resources in Copy Bundle Resources
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 ## After creating a project
+### Fix folders links
+* Open up the Terminal and `cd` into your project folder
+* Call in Terminal `make init` and after that call `make synx`
 ### Remove unnecessary files
-* Open up the .xcodeproj file.
-* Remove the Non-iOS Resources folder from the Xcode project by selecting that folder in the sidebar, right clicking, then selecting delete from the menu, then selecting "Remove References" in the dialog that pops up:
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+* Open up the .xcodeproj file
+* Remove the Non-iOS Resources folder from the Xcode project by selecting that folder in the sidebar, right clicking, then selecting delete from the menu, then selecting "Remove References" in the dialog that pops up