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 # SplitNX
 LiveSplit Server plugin for autosplitting on the Nintendo Switch!
 
-Simply `make dist` and add the files within the dist folder to your SD card. Must run with CFW (Use Atmosphere or Kosmos or it will probably not work).
+Simply `make` and then move the SplitNX.ovl file to your `switch/.overlays` directory on your SD card. Make sure to install Tesla as well, you can find instructions [here](https://gbatemp.net/threads/tesla-the-nintendo-switch-overlay-menu.557362/).
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 Includes both basic autosplitting from memory and manual splitting with controller.
-All controls require you to hold all 4 shoulder buttons then press:
+All controls require you to hold ZR + R (ZL and L must not be pressed as well!), and then press:
 A - Split/Start
-B - Undo Split
+Y - Undo Split
 X - Skip Split
-Y - Reset
+Minus - Go back to options screen
+Plus - Toggle the GUI for LiveSplit time/split name
 
 The autosplitting is read in from `/split/splitter.txt` on your SD card which has the following format:
 
 First line: IP of computer
 
-Second line: Port of LiveSplit Server
+Second line: Port of LiveSplit Server (typically 16384)
 
 Every line after that will correspond to a memory autosplit corresponding with the index of the split in LiveSplit (so the 3rd line will describe autosplitting for the first split, and so on):
 
-[Offset Address from Heap start] [operator] [size] [value]
+[Memory region type i.e. `heap` or `main`] [Offset Address from Heap start] [operator] [size in bits, multiple of 8] [value to compare with]
 
 Example:
-`0x61BC93B6 >= u32 1001` will check whether or not the unsigned 32 bit integer at HEAP + 0x61BC93B6 is greater or equal to the value of 1001. If so it will split for that split index.
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-This is super rough, just wanted to get something working for now, and I may or may not improve it later. If anyone wants to improve it then by all means go for it. Would be great to get it to hook into the already implemented AutoSplitters for LiveSplit but I have no clue how to do that.
+`heap 0x61BC93B6 >= 32 1001` will check whether or not the 32 bit integer at HEAP + 0x61BC93B6 is greater or equal to the value of 1001. If so it will split for that split index.
 
 Any questions feel free to ask.
 
-Example of it running: https://youtu.be/K0eXAhT2AB4
+Example of it running: https://youtu.be/8Q5mv84v8-g