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DOCUMENTATION.md

@@ -38,11 +38,13 @@ Custom commands can be added to the dev console by developers. They can be creat
 - Add the ``[DevConsoleCommand]`` attribute above a static method declaration, using the method body as the callback and arguments as command parameters.
 
 #### Parameters
-Default supported parameter types implement the [``IConvertible``](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.iconvertible) interface (e.g. int, float, string, bool, etc.)</br>
-Enums are also supported.</br>
-Commands that use a nullable bool (``Boolean?``) parameter accept "~", "!", "null", and "toggle" - used primarily as a toggle.</br>
-For example, executing "<b>showfps !</b>" will toggle showing the fps on-screen.</br></br>
-To add a custom type, use ``DevConsole.AddParameterType<T>()`` (see FAQ below).
+Default supported parameter types implement the [``IConvertible``](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.iconvertible) interface (e.g. ``int``, ``float``, ``string``, ``bool``, etc.)</br>
+To add a custom type, use ``DevConsole.AddParameterType<T>()`` (see FAQ below).</br>
+- Enums are also supported.</br>
+- Nullable-type parameters accept "null" and "~" (e.g. ``GameObject`` or ``Color?``).
+- Value-type parameters accept "default" and "~" (e.g. ``Int32`` or ``Color``).
+
+Commands that use a nullable bool (``Boolean?``) are used primarily as a toggle. For example, executing "<b>showfps ~</b>" will toggle showing the fps on-screen.
 
 #### Example using Command.Create
 ```cs
@@ -132,4 +134,4 @@ Listed below are all the built-in commands that come with the developer console
 - ``time``: Display the current time.
 - ``sys_info``: Display system information.
 - ``datapath``: Display information about where data is stored by Unity and the developer console.
-- ``colour``: Display a colour in the developer console.
+- ``colour``: Display a colour in the developer console.