This is a great start to documentation for your GTA V mod! Here's some feedback and suggestions on how to make it even better: **Clarity and Structure:** * **Headings:** You have good use of headings, but consider adding subheadings within sections (e.g., "Weapon Changes," "AI Modifications," "Gameplay Tweaks") for easier navigation. * **Bullet Points:** Use bullet points consistently throughout to improve readability. * **Bolding:** Bold important terms like weapon names and gameplay mechanics for emphasis. **Content Expansion:** * **Installation Screenshots:** Visual aids are incredibly helpful! Include screenshots of the OpenIV installation process. * **Troubleshooting:** Add a section for common issues users might encounter during installation or gameplay, along with solutions. * **Compatibility:** Specify which versions of GTA V and any other mods this mod is compatible with. * **Known Issues:** If there are any known bugs or limitations, be transparent about them. **Formatting:** * **Paragraph Breaks:** Break up large blocks of text into shorter paragraphs for better readability. * **Font Style:** Consider using a monospace font (like Courier New) for code snippets and file paths to make them stand out. **Example Improvements:** **Original:** "You need OpenIV Run OpenIV and go into editmode -Go into INSTALL inside the mod folder -Go into REQUIRED -Choose New Weapon names -Drag and drop global.oxt into \update\update.rpf\x64\data\lang\american_rel.rpf" **Improved:** **Installation (OpenIV)** 1. **Ensure you have OpenIV installed.** Download it from [link to OpenIV website] if needed. 2. **Launch OpenIV and enter Edit Mode.** 3. **Navigate to the "INSTALL" folder within your mod's directory.** 4. **Go into the "REQUIRED" subfolder.** **Weapon Names:** * Choose the "New Weapon names" file. * Drag and drop the `global.oxt` file into the following location: `\update\update.rpf\x64\data\lang\american_rel.rpf` **Additional Tips:** * **Readability Tools:** Use a readability checker like [Hemingway Editor](https://hemingwayapp.com/) to assess your text's clarity and conciseness. * **Proofreading:** Have someone else proofread your documentation for errors and clarity. Remember, good documentation is crucial for user adoption! Making it clear, concise, and visually appealing will encourage more people to try out your mod.