better readme

README.md

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 [Hades Modding Discord](https://discord.com/invite/KuMbyrN)
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+## Mod Manager Installation
+
+- Until ReturnOfModding integration is merged into the main r2modman version, [use the fork available here.](https://github.com/xiaoxiao921/r2modmanPlus/releases/)
+
 ## Manual Installation
 
-- Place the main Hell2Modding file, called `d3d12.dll`, next to the game executable called `Hades2.exe` inside the game folder.
+- Place the main Hell2Modding file, called `d3d12.dll`, next to the game executable called `Hades2.exe` in the game's `Ship` folder.
 
 ## User Interface
 
-- Ships with a ImGui user interface. The default key for opening the GUI is INSERT. You can change the key inside the `Hell2Modding/config/Hotkeys.cfg` file
+- Hell2Modding comes with an ImGui user interface. The default key to open the user interface is `INSERT`. You can change this key in the `ReturnOfModding/config/Hell2Modding-Hell2Modding-Hotkeys.cfg` file.
 
 ## Creating mods
 
-- Define a `main.lua` file in which to code your mod.
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-- Create a `manifest.json` file that follows the Thunderstore Version 1 Manifest format.
-
-- Create a folder whose name follows the GUID format `TeamName-ModName`, for example: `Hell2Modding-DebugToolkit`.
-
-- Place the `main.lua` file and the `manifest.json` file in the folder you've just created.
-
-- Place the newly created folder in the `plugins` folder in the Hell2Modding root folder, called `Hell2Modding`, so the path to your manifest.json should be something like `Hell2Modding/plugins/Hell2Modding-DebugToolkit/manifest.json`.
-
-- You can check the existing `examples` in that github repository if you wanna try stuff out.
+- [Checkout the template created by the modding community](https://github.com/SGG-Modding/Hades2ModTemplate)
 
-Interesting folders under the root folder:
+## Folder convention:
 
 - `plugins`: Location of .lua, README, manifest.json files.
 - `plugins_data`: Used for data that must persist between sessions but not be manipulated by the user.
-- `config`: Used for data that must persist between sessions and that can be manipulated by the user.
+- `config`: Used for data that must persist between sessions and can be manipulated by the user.