Update create-a-minecraft-mod-with-java.mdx

Author: sonnynomnom

projects/create-a-minecraft-mod-with-java/create-a-minecraft-mod-with-java.mdx

@@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ The Forge MDK provides:
 - Folders that tell you where to put your code and images.
 - Tools that run Minecraft with your mod installed.
 - Readable names for Minecraft code so it is easier to understand.
-- Rules so your mod does not break the game or other mods
+- Rules so your mod does not break the game or other mods.
 
 This can be very tedious to follow, so I have included the Forge MDK folder with the setup done. Make sure you have all the other prerequisites. 
 
@@ -75,16 +75,14 @@ Download it here: https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/download
 
 The first thing we will do in this tutorial is make sure the folders are able to be accessed easily. 
 
-This can be done through going to the three dots ⋮ on the project, like this:
+This can be done through clicking the three dots "⋮" on the project, like this:
 
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-And in "Appearance", ensure the “Flatten Modules”, “Flatten Packages”, and “Compact Middle Packages” are all turned off (unchecked).
-
-If they were on, they would make adding directionaries and files to existing ones harder.
+And in "Appearance", ensure “Flatten Modules”, “Flatten Packages”, and “Compact Middle Packages” are all turned off (not checked). If they were on, they would make adding directories and files to existing ones harder.
 
 Right-click the **itemmod** folder under the **codedex** folder (can be accessed through src -> main -> java -> com ->  codedex) and press new. We will be creating a new Package. You should see a popup, just add “item” to the end of the line, like so: