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Author: MaximDude

README.md

@@ -5,23 +5,33 @@ This is a community-driven effort to continue the development of Cortex Command.
 
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-# Setup Process #
+## Setup Process ##
 
 First you need to download the necessary files:
-1. Install the necessary tools. You'll probably want [Visual Studio Community Edition](https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/downloads/) (we mostly use 2017 but 2019 should be fine) and, if you're using that, you'll need [Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition With SP1](https://www.dropbox.com/s/vhd0sd4bwczg1un/Visual_C_2008_Express_With_SP1.exe?dl=0) to use the debugger. You may also want to check out the list of recommended Visual Studio plugins [here](https://github.com/cortex-command-community/Cortex-Command-Community-Project-Source/wiki/Information,-Recommended-Plugins-and-Useful-Links).
 
-2. Clone this Source Repository and the [Data Repository](https://github.com/cortex-command-community/Cortex-Command-Community-Project-Data) in neighbouring folders. **Do Not** change the folder names unless you want to make trouble for yourself.
+1. Install the necessary tools.  
+You'll probably want [Visual Studio Community Edition](https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/downloads/) (we mostly use 2017 but 2019 should be fine).  
+You also need to have [Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2015 (x86)](https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/confirmation.aspx?id=48145&6B49FDFB-8E5B-4B07-BC31-15695C5A2143=1) installed in order to run the compiled builds.  
+You may also want to check out the list of recommended Visual Studio plugins [here](https://github.com/cortex-command-community/Cortex-Command-Community-Project-Source/wiki/Information,-Recommended-Plugins-and-Useful-Links).
 
-3. Copy *Cortex-Command-Community-Project-Source\external\sources\zlib\DLLs\dll32\zlibwapi.dll* and *Cortex-Command-Community-Project-Source\external\lib\win\lua51.dll* into the Data Repository
+2. Clone this Source Repository and the [Data Repository](https://github.com/cortex-command-community/Cortex-Command-Community-Project-Data) in neighboring folders.  
+**Do Not** change the folder names unless you want to make trouble for yourself.
 
-4. Copy *Scenes.rte* and *Metagames.rte* from your purchased copy of Cortex Command into the Data Repository.
+3. Copy `Cortex-Command-Community-Project-Source\external\sources\zlib\DLLs\dll32\zlibwapi.dll` and `Cortex-Command-Community-Project-Source\external\lib\win\lua51.dll` into the Data Repository
 
-Now you're ready to build and launch the game. Simply open RTEA.sln with Visual Studio, choose your configuration, and run the project. The first build will take a while, but future ones should be quicker.
-* Use "Debug Open Source" configuration to debug (this runs very slowly)
-* Use "Final Open Source" configuration to build release .exe
+4. Copy `Scenes.rte` and `Metagames.rte` from your purchased copy of Cortex Command into the Data Repository.
+
+Now you're ready to build and launch the game.  
+Simply open `RTEA.sln` with Visual Studio, choose your configuration, and run the project.
+
+* Use "`Debug Open Source`" configuration to debug (this runs very slowly)
+* Use "`Minimal Debug Open Source`" configuration to debug with all visual debug elements disabled (this runs slightly faster)
+* Use "`Final Open Source`" configuration to build release .exe
+
+The first build will take a while, but future ones should be quicker.
 
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-# More Information #
+## More Information ##
 
 For more information and recommendations, see [here](https://github.com/cortex-command-community/Cortex-Command-Community-Project-Source/wiki/Information,-Recommended-Plugins-and-Useful-Links).