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 # SHADERed
 
-SHADERed is a lightweight tool for creating and testing **HLSL and GLSL shaders**. It is easy to use,
-open source, cross-platform (runs on Windows & Linux - HLSL shaders work on both OSes) and -frequently updated with new features.
+SHADERed is a lightweight tool for writing and debugging shaders. It is easy to use,
+open source, cross-platform (runs on Windows, Linux & [Web](https://shadered.org/template) -
+HLSL shaders work on all three platforms) and frequently updated with new features.
 
-<img src="./Misc/Screenshots/IMG2.png"/>
+<img src="https://shadered.org/assets/img/header.png"/>
 
 ## Features
 
 ### Shader debugger
-Shader debugger is the newest addition to SHADERed. It is simple to use - you just pause the preview and select the pixel that you are interested in. After starting the debug process, you will be able to:
+Shader debugger lets you find bugs in your shader. It is simple to use - you just pause
+the preview and select the pixel that you are interested in. After starting the debugger,
+you will be able to:
 * step through your shader code line by line
-* place breakpoints
+* run immediate expressions
+* add watches
+* place (conditional) breakpoints
 * see list of all variables and their values
-<img src="https://shadered.org/img/gallery/seddbg_watch_vars.gif"/>
+<img src="https://shadered.org/assets/img/debugger.gif"/>
 
 ### Compute & geometry shaders
 You are not limited to vertex and pixel shaders. SHADERed also has support for compute & geometry
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 </p>
 
 ### Plugin API
-You can develop your own SHADERed plugins (which I currently don't suggest since I still need to change a lot of things) or download and install some plugins.
+You can develop your own SHADERed plugins and upload them to our database
+so that they can be installed through SHADERed: [link](https://shadered.org/addons).
+
 To see the plugin API's potential, check out:
-* [GodotShaders](https://github.com/dfranx/PluginGodotShaders) - adds support for Godot's shading language
-* [ShadertoyImporter](https://github.com/dfranx/PluginShadertoy) - makes loading Shadertoy project a super easy task
+* [GodotShaders](https://shadered.org/plugin?id=godotshaders) - adds support for Godot's shading language
+* [ShadertoyImporter](https://shadered.org/plugin?id=shadertoyimport) - makes loading Shadertoy project a super easy task
+* [GIFCapture](https://shadered.org/plugin?id=gifcapture) - SHADERed plugin that adds the ability to capture GIFs
+* [Slang](https://shadered.org/plugin?id=slang) - SHADERed plugins that adds support for Slang shader language
 
-You can download them through the [shadered.org](https://shadered.org/store/plugins.php) website too.
+You can download them through the [shadered.org](https://shadered.org/addons) website or through SHADERed's "Browse online" window.
 
 ### See changes instantly
-There are different ways to recompile your shaders. You can press F5 to manually recompile your shader, make it recompile shaders on file modify event (which then allows you to use external editors) or make it recompile changed and nonsaved shaders every 200ms:
+There are different ways to compile your shaders. You can: press F5 to
+manually recompile shader, make it recompile shaders on file modify
+event (which then allows you to use external editors) or make it recompile
+shaders when content in built-in text edtior changes:
 <img src="./Misc/Screenshots/instantresult.gif">
 
 ### Render states
-You can modify rasterizer, blend and depth-stencil states. Using these states you can: turn on wireframe mode,
-disable depth test, use stencil buffer, disable culling, custom blending, etc... All these things help you achieve even more advanced effects.
+You can modify rasterizer, blend and depth-stencil states. Using these states you
+can: turn on wireframe mode, disable depth test, use stencil buffer, disable culling,
+custom blending, etc... All these things help you achieve even more advanced effects.
 
 ### 3D models, textures (2D, 3D, cubemaps) & audio files
 You can add music and create amazing visualizers!
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 </p>
 
 ### Render textures
-You can render your scene to render textures. You can bind multiple render textures to one shader pass. This can help with creating G-Buffer and similar things more easily. You can modify these render texture properties: size, format & clear color
+You can render your scene to render textures. You can bind multiple render textures as output
+to one shader pass. This helps with creating G-Buffer and similar things.
+You can modify these render texture properties: size, format & clear color
 <p align="center">
     <img width="220" src="./Misc/Screenshots/multiplert.jpg">
 </p>
 
 ### Shader input variables
-You can create your own variables and edit their values in real time. SHADERed also comes with lots of built-in 'system' shader variables (elapsed time, window size, various
-view matrices, etc...).
-You can also change shader variable value only for a specific 3D object - no programming required.
+You can create your own variables and edit their values in real time. SHADERed also
+comes with lots of built-in 'system' shader variables (elapsed time, window size,
+various view matrices, etc...).
+You can change shader variable value only for a specific 3D object - no
+programming required.
 <p align="center">
     <img width="400" src="./Misc/Screenshots/itemvarvalue.gif">
 </p>
 
 ### Zooming in & pausing
-Do you need to zoom in on an area of your shader output? You can do that by holding ALT and selecting the area you want to zoom in. This can be useful when developing antialiasing shaders. It is also possible to pause the time
+Do you need to zoom in on an area of your shader output? You can do that by
+holding ALT and then selecting the area you want to zoom in. This can be useful
+when developing antialiasing shaders. It is also possible to pause the time
 <p align="center">
     <img width="400" src="./Misc/Screenshots/zoomin.gif"><br/>
     <em>Shader made by <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcAlTqd9zID6aNX3TzwxJXg">The Art Of Code</a></em>
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 4. Open the .sln and build the project!
 
 ## Tutorial
-Don't know how or where to start? The debugger is confusing? Want to create your own shader or custom SHADERed theme? Visit [TUTORIAL.md](TUTORIAL.md) to see
-detailed steps on how to do these things.
-
-## Used by
-[<img width="250" src="./Misc/Logo/arkaos.png">](https://www.arkaos.com/)
-
-[<img height="100" src="./Misc/Logo/wogos.png">](https://www.theWogos.com/)
+Don't know how or where to start? The debugger is confusing? Want to create your own
+shader or custom SHADERed theme? Visit [the official documentation](https://shadered.org/docs/index.html)
+to see detailed steps on how to do these things.
+Or you can watch the video tutorials on [YouTube](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vuJLpnL73As&list=PLK0EO-cKorzRAEfwHoJFiIldiyiyDR3-2).
 
 ## Screenshots
 ![](./Misc/Screenshots/screen1.jpg)
     <em>Shader made by <a href="https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCcAlTqd9zID6aNX3TzwxJXg">The Art Of Code</a></em>
 
 ![](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/3957610/64245795-e54b0680-cf0b-11e9-8799-ea7ace785190.png)
 
-![](https://shadered.org/img/themes.png)
-
 Send your own screenshots [here](https://github.com/dfranx/SHADERed/issues/8)!
 
 ## Dependencies