clarity improvements (#12)

Author: ZeWaka

.github/demo.png

@@ -5,23 +5,24 @@
 
 This project is a DMI (BYOND's Dream Maker icon files) editor extension for Aseprite, a popular pixel art tool. It is written in Rust and Lua and aims to enhance the Aseprite experience by providing tools for editing and managing DMI files.
 
-## Download
+![demo screenshot](./.github/demo.png)
 
-The latest version of this extension is available for download from the [Releases](https://github.com/spacestation13/aseprite-dmi/releases) page on the project's GitHub repository.
+## Download
 
+The latest version of this extension is available for download from the [Releases](https://github.com/spacestation13/aseprite-dmi/releases) page.
 The plugin will also prompt you to download an update when a new version is released.
 
-### Linux
+## Usage
 
-Unfortunately, due to dynamic library linking issues, __Aseprite running on Linux via Steam is not supported.__
+Once the project has been downloaded or built, the extension can be added to Aseprite by dragging and dropping it into the application or by selecting the 'Add Extension' button in the 'Edit > Preferences > Extensions' menu.
 
-Running a Windows build via Wine works just fine, and is what we recommend.
+**DMI files can now be opened in Aseprite in the same way as any other file format.** You will need to change the open file dialog filter to 'All Files'.
 
-## Usage
+### Linux
 
-Once the project has been downloaded or built, the extension can be added to Aseprite by dragging and dropping it into the application or by selecting the 'Add Extension' button in the 'Edit > Preferences > Extensions' menu.
+Unfortunately, due to dynamic library linking issues, **Aseprite running on Linux via Steam is not supported.**
 
-DMI files can now be opened in Aseprite in the same way as any other file format. You will need to change the open file dialog filter to 'All Files'.
+Running a Windows build via Wine works just fine, and is what we recommend.
 
 ### Creating New Files
 
@@ -44,17 +45,18 @@ In Aseprite's timeline, new frames can be added and delays between frames can be
 The DMI file may be expanded, resized, or cropped via the `File > DMI Editor` menu. It should be noted that the active sprite must be a DMI iconstate in order to utilise these commands.
 
 ### Plugin Preferences
+
 Under the `File > DMI Editor` menu, there is an `Preferences` menu which contains various options:
 
-- **Auto Overwrite**: Automatically overwrites the source DMI file when saving an iconstate.
-- **Auto Flatten** *(Enabled by Default)*: Automatically flattens layers downward into directional layers when saving an iconstate, allowing you to fully use Aseprite layers.
+-   **Auto Overwrite**: Automatically overwrites the source DMI file when saving an iconstate.
+-   **Auto Flatten** _(Enabled by Default)_: Automatically flattens layers downward into directional layers when saving an iconstate, allowing you to fully use Aseprite layers.
 
 ## Building the Project
 
 ### Requirements
 
-- [Rust](https://www.rust-lang.org/)
-- [Python](https://www.python.org/) (build script)
+-   [Rust](https://www.rust-lang.org/)
+-   [Python](https://www.python.org/) (build script)
 
 To build the project, run `tools/build.py` Python script.
 

README.md

@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ function init(plugin)
 
 	plugin:newCommand {
 		id = "dmi_raw_open",
-		title = "Open DMI (No Editor - Will Delete DMI Metadata!!)",
+		title = "ADVANCED: Open DMI as Spritesheet (Won't save DMI metadata!)",
 		group = "dmi_editor",
 		onclick = function()
 			opening_dmi_noeditor = true