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 # OoT input display skin
-Ocarina of Time themed input display skin for NintendoSpy, based on the HUD you see in the game. Available both for Nintendo 64 and Gamecube controller.
+Ocarina of Time themed input display skin for NintendoSpy, based on the HUD you see in the game. Available both for Nintendo 64 and Gamecube controller. There is also a Collector's Edition/MQ version available.
 
 ![input](https://github.com/xwmtp/oot-input-display/blob/master/docs/gc-input-2.gif)
 
-The gif shows the Gamecube version of the input display, but they are identical apart from the L and Z buttons.
+The gif shows the Gamecube OoT version of the input display, but it looks identical to N64 except for the L and Z buttons.
 
 ## Download
-Please visit the [Releases](https://github.com/xwmtp/oot-input-display/releases) page to download the latest skins (the source code doesn't contain the images to make the skin work!).
+Please visit the [Releases](https://github.com/xwmtp/oot-input-display/releases) page to download the latest skins. Pick the MQ version if you want grey start, red b and green a buttons like on the Collector's Edition.
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+Don't download the source code! It doesn't contain the images to make the skin work.
 
 Unzip the downloaded folder containing the skin.xml and images and put it in the ```skins``` folder in the directory where ```NintendoSpy.exe``` is located.
 
 ## Color settings
 Capture the window in OBS by adding a ```Window Capture``` source.
 
-I recommend using the input display against a dark background in OBS, since I think it looks best that way. You can add a ```Color key``` filter to the source to get rid of the black background. Make sure to play a bit with the settings. In particular, I recommend a **smoothness** of 45 and keeping the **similarity** at 1.
+I recommend using the input display against a dark background in OBS because I think it looks best, but anything works. You can add a ```Color key``` filter to the source to get rid of the black background. Make sure to play a bit with the settings. In particular, I recommend keeping the **similarity** at 1 and putting the **smoothness** to 45.
 
 ![settings](https://github.com/xwmtp/oot-input-display/blob/master/docs/obs-settings.png)
 
-The skin shows button inputs by lighting the corresponding buttons up. If you would like the whole display to look a bit brighter/fainter, add a ```Color correction``` filter to the source to adjust the brightness or contrast, or see the next section.
+The skin shows button inputs by lighting the corresponding buttons up. If you would like the whole display to look a bit brighter/dimmer, add a ```Color correction``` filter to the source to adjust the brightness or contrast, or see the next section.
 
 ## Brighter display
-The downloaded skin will also have a brighter version of the background image. To use this one instead, open the ```skin.xml``` file in a text editor and put ```<background name="Basic" image="gc-skin-brighter.png"/>``` (GC skin example). This will make the contrast between buttons being pressed and unpressed smaller though.
+The downloaded skin will also have a brighter version of the background image. To use this one instead, open the ```skin.xml``` file in a text editor and put ```<background name="Basic" image="gc-skin-brighter.png"/>``` (GC original skin example). This will make the contrast between buttons being pressed and unpressed smaller though.
 
 ## Requests
 If people are interested in more skin variatons (red b button for the gamecube version of the game style or maybe items on the c-buttons), let me know by making an issue.