Place your plugin files (typically .cs or .dll files) into the /oxide/plugins/ folder. Use tcadmin2’s file manager or FTP to upload these files. Once uploaded, you can reload a specific plugin via the in-game console or tcadmin2 command interface:

  • Command example: oxide.reload PluginName
    Review each plugin’s documentation for any additional configuration options.

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