This is a great start to documentation for your vehicle handling mod! It's clear, concise, and provides all the necessary information for users to understand what your mod does, how it works, and how to install it. Here are some suggestions to make it even better: **Content:** * **Expand on "Common Standard":** You mention a "better common standard" but don't explicitly state what that is. Consider adding a brief paragraph outlining your general philosophy for vehicle handling. For example, do you aim for realism? Arcade-style fun? A balance between the two? * **Specific Examples:** While you give some examples of changes (e.g., dragsters using short shifting), providing more concrete details would be helpful. * Mentioning specific vehicles and the types of handling adjustments made to them (e.g., "The Dinka Jester now handles more like a true sports car with sharper turn-in and increased grip") would make the changes more tangible for users. * **Future Plans:** Briefly mentioning any planned features or expansions for the mod pack could entice potential users. **Formatting & Structure:** * **Headings:** Consider using more descriptive headings to break up the text and improve readability. For example, instead of just "Log (0.3.0)", use "Version 0.3.0 Changelog" or "Updates in Version 0.3.0". * **Bolding:** Use bolding sparingly for emphasis. Overuse can make text difficult to read. * **Lists:** Use bullet points or numbered lists to present information more concisely, especially when listing multiple vehicles or changes. **Additional Information (Optional):** * **Screenshots/Videos:** Including screenshots or a video showcasing the improved handling in action could be very effective. * **FAQ Section:** Anticipating common user questions and providing answers upfront can save you time and make the documentation more helpful. Remember, your documentation is an important part of sharing your mod with the community. Making it clear, informative, and engaging will encourage more people to try out your work!