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 # Beam Over Rests
 A plugin for MuseScore that beams over rests, following preset rules.
 This plugin is still in a primitive testing stage, and is missing many key features.
-Please read [the plugin's wiki](https://github.com/XiaoMigros/beam-over-rests/wiki) to get the most out of it, and to avoid crashes.
+Please read [the plugin's wiki](https://github.com/XiaoMigros/beam-over-rests/README.md#Usage) to get the most out of it, and to avoid crashes.
 
 ## Features
  - Beam over Rests in a score, according to preset rules
  - Beam over the whole score, or just a selection
  - Beam over tuplet rests, and simplify tuplet optics when appropriate
+ - Undo/Redo compatible
 
 ### Upcoming Features (by v1.0, presumably)
 - A simple settings window, allowing for customisation
@@ -27,3 +28,46 @@ Download and move 'Beam Over Rests.qml' to MuseScore's plugins folder.
 Currently MuseScore 4 does not detect the plugin.
 
 For more help installing this plugin, visit [this page](https://musescore.org/en/handbook/3/plugins#installation).
+
+## Usage
+
+Run the plugin from the bottom of the 'Tools' tab, or assign a shortcut to it in the Plugin Manager. The plugin will detect if there is a selection and apply itself accordingly (note: it will always apply itself to whole measures). MuseScore's Undo/Redo commands work as usual.
+
+If the plugin crashes, an error message will appear at the end of the score.
+
+### Optimisation
+Here are some things you can do to avoid issues with the plugin:
+* Regroup rhythms: The plugin works best when all of your sheet's rhythms are notated correctly. If you know what you're doing, great! If you don't, run 'Tools/Regroup Rhythms' before running the plugin.
+* 2nd+ Voices: The plugin won't work correctly if there are any deleted rests in voices 2-4. If you don't want the rest to be seen, make it invisible instead.
+
+### Customisation
+To customise how the plugin runs, you will need to edit the code. Below, the easily changeable parameters are documented:
+#### Lines 91-115: General Settings
+- forceBeamM: Whether all rests within a measure should be beamed together (only partially working). Can be set to either true or false.
+- forceBeamG: Whether all rests within a group should be beamed together, regardless of context. Can be set to either true or false.
+- beam8: Whether 8th rests are beamed over. Can be set to either true or false.
+- beam8474: Whether 8th rests are beamed over in 4/4. Can be set to either true or false.
+- beam8274: Whether 8th rests are beamed over in 2/4. Can be set to either true or false.
+- beam16: Whether 16th rests are beamed over. Can be set to either true or false.
+- beam32: Whether 32nd rests are beamed over. Can be set to either true or false.
+
+- beamTuplets: Whether tuplets are beamed over. Can be set to either true or false.
+- beamToTuplets: Whether tuplets should be beamed to preceding notes/rests. Can be set to either true or false.
+- beamFromTuplets: Whether tuplets should be beamed to succeeding notes/rests. Can be set to either true or false.
+- simplifyTuplets: Whether, when appropriate, a tuplet's bracket will be hidden, leaving just the number. Can be set to either true or false.
+- beamLongerTuplets: Whether tuplets with a base length of 1/4th note, 1/2 note, etc. should still be beamed over when possible. Can be set to either true or false.
+- tupletForceBeamG-tupletBeam32: The same as above, only for tuplets. Can be set to either true or false.
+
+#### Lines 117-281: Time Signature Settings
+Setting any of the above values in here will apply them only to a specific time signature. Time signatures are currently split into 4 groups: X/4 time signatures, compound X/8 time signatures, other X/8 time signatures, and X/2 time signatures.
+The variables below are adapted to each time signature:
+- splitBeam1: the 16th subdivisions within 32nd note beams. After each number of 32nds, the plugin will add a 16th subdivision. If no subdivisions are wanted, delete all the numbers (leaving [];)
+- splitBeam2: 8th subdivisions for 32nd note beams. Same rules apply as above.
+- divNotes1: whether 32nd notes should also show the subdivisions that splitBeam1 rests will. Can be set to either true or false.
+- divNotes2: the same, for splitBeam2
+- divNotesPlus: whether notes larger than 32nds should show the 8th subdivisions. Can be set to either true or false.
+
+- splitBeam: 8th subdivisions for 16th note. Same rules as other splitbeam functions
+- divNotes: the same as other divnotes functions, but for splitBeam
+- splitBeamOverride: Useful for X/2 time signatures. Will show the 8th subdivision independtly of divNotes, allowing for the subdivision to be shown in some places and not others. Same rules as other splitbeam functions.
+