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@@ -3,6 +3,9 @@ A Unity project template for creating custom visuals.
 
 ### Getting Started
 
+- Install the SRXDCustomVisuals mod at https://github.com/SRXDModdingGroup/SRXDCustomVisuals/releases/latest
+- Extract SRXDCustomVisuals.zip to your BepInEx plugins folder at
+  - ```C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Spin Rhythm\BepInEx\plugins```
 - Install Unity Hub and Unity version 2022.1.12
 - Download the latest release of srxd.visuals.tgz
 - Place the file in the Unity projects template folder at
@@ -12,25 +15,30 @@ A Unity project template for creating custom visuals.
 
 ### Creating a New Visual Element
 
-- Create a new folder in the Bundles folder to contain the assets for your visual element
-- Create a new folder in the Scripts folder to contain any scripts used by your visual element. Add an assembly definition to this folder
+- Create a new folder in the Assets folder to contain the assets for your visual element
+- In this new folder, create a Scripts folder to contain any scripts used by your visual element. Add an assembly definition to this folder and specify srxdbackgrounds.common as one of its dependencies
 - Create a new GameObject in your scene. Ensure that the prefab's transform is all 0 for position and rotation, and all 1 for scale
 - Add the VisualsEventReceiver script to your GameObject
 - Drag the GameObject into your new assets folder to create a prefab
 - After adding visuals to your prefab, press Play to enter the game view and see a preview of how the scene will appear in-game
 
-### Building AssetBundles and Adding Them to SRXD
+### Building Asset Bundles and Adding Them to SRXD
 
 - Select your prefab asset and assign an asset bundle at the bottom of the Inspector
 - Open the AssetBundle Browser (Window > AssetBundle Browser) and click Build
-- By default, all AssetBundles will be built to
+- By default, all Asset Bundles will be built to
   - ```<Project Folder>/AssetBundles/StandaloneWindows```
-- Copy both the asset bundle file and manifest file for each bundle to the AssetBundles folder in your plugins folder
-- Create a new .json file in the Backgrounds folder in your plugins folder. Add the following:
+- Go to your BepInEx plugins folder
+- Copy both the asset bundle file and manifest file for each bundle to the AssetBundles folder
+- Create a new .json file in the Backgrounds folder. Add the following, filling in the appropriate bundle, assembly, and prefab names:
 
 ```json
 {
 	"disableBaseBackground": true,
+	"useAudioSpectrum": false,
+	"useAudioWaveform": false,
+	"useDepthTexture": false,
+	"farClip": 100,
 	"assetBundles": [
 		"<Bundle Name>",
 		"common"