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Serial-Version.md

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 # Parts
 This project is divided in 4 parts.
 
-Patching your Boktai ROM: As mGBA has already an in-emualtor uv sensor, we'll need the patch to disable that and by-pass a "sensor broken" screen.
+Patching your Boktai ROM: As mGBA has already an in-emualtor UV sensor, we'll need the patch to disable that and by-pass a "sensor broken" screen.
-Microcontroller code: Where calibration must be made.
+Microcontroller code: To capture UV light and send information over to the server.
 Python Client: The user will have to run a python3 client, for windows users there is a .exe available.
-Lua Server: mGBA's script
+Lua Server: mGBA's script that runs a server and converts UV signal to in-game sun level.
 
 ## You'll need
-- [X] 1 microcontroller of your choice
+- [X] 1 microcontroller of your choice.
-- [X] 3 jumper wire
+- [X] Jumper wires.
-- [X] 1 UV light sensor
+- [X] 1 UV light sensor.
-- [X] 1 USB cable between the computer and the microcontroller
+- [X] 1 USB cable between the computer and the microcontroller to flash the software.
 - [X] Arduino IDE.
-- [X] mGBA
+- [X] mGBA.
 - [X] python3 if you're on linux, if you're on windows I provide a .exe for you.
-- [X] ROM dump of Boktai
+- [X] ROM dump of Boktai.
 
 Don't know which microcontroller to get? I'd recommend either an arduino nano or an esp32.
 
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 # Step 2: Microcontroller
 
-1. With all of them in hand, download the microcontroller source code for this version.
+1. Have the microcontroller, jumper wires and UV sensor at hand.
-2. You can find information on your GPIOs by looking up "<Microcontroller name> pinout" (if you have a Arduino Nano, you would look up "Arduino nano 
+2. Connect them with jumper wires, GND to GND, VCC to power supply, and SIG to your GPIO with analog read of choice.
-3. Once you have connected the UV sensor to the microcontroller, connect it to your PC via a USB cable.
+3. Connect it to your PC via a USB cable.
 4. Open Arduino IDE.
 5. Open the Source code.
-6. Under "Tools" make sure your Board and Serial port are correct, if you your board is not there you'll need to download them on "Board Manager"
+6. Under "Tools" make sure your Board and Serial port are correct, if you your board is not there you'll need to download them on "Board Manager".
 7. Check for your pinout and change the value of UV_SIGNAL_READ to that GPIO number.
 8. Flash the code to the microcontroller.
 
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 1. Open mGBA
 2. Start emulating the patched rom.
-3. Under "tools" go to "scripting..."
+3. Under "tools" go to "scripting...".
-4. File and load script
+4. File and load script.
-5. Select the lua script
+5. Select the lua script.
 
 # Step 4: Python client
 
 This one might differ a bit if you're on linux or windows
 
 Windows:
-1. Download the .exe
+1. Download the .exe.
-2. double click it
+2. double click it.
-3. Select the COM port the microcontroller is connected to
+3. Select the COM port the microcontroller is connected to.
 
 Linux:
-1. Install requirements on requirements.txt
+1. Install requirements on requirements.txt.
-2. run `python3 main.py`
+2. run `python3 main.py`.
-3. select the TTY port the microcontroller is connected to
+3. select the TTY port the microcontroller is connected to.
 
 # Step 5: Enjoy the game
 :)