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 # Carnivores Export Addon for Blender
 
-This is a first stab at creating an addon to support modelling/rigging/animating classic Carnivores models in Blender.
+This addon is supports exporting Blender models and animations into 3DF / VTL files. 
 
-NOTE: This addon has only been tested with Blender 2.92.0
+3DF export simply exports the basic geometry (vertices,faces,active uvlayer) into the 3DF format. Material export is currently not supported.
+VTL export basically plays the active scene animation, and captures the vertices of the mesh for every frame in the animation, and writes that to VTL.
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+These features allow you to do all your modelling/rigging/animating from Blender instead of using the 20+ year old tools that were released with Carnivores.
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+To create CAR files out of the 3DF and VTL files, you'll have to use either [CMM](https://game3dee.com/cmm/) or [c3dit](https://github.com/carnivores-cpe/c3dit).
 
 ## Install
 
-Simply go to Edit/Preferences/Addons, click Install, and select `io_carnivores.py`. You should see the addon in the addon list, click the checkbox before its name to enable, and you should be good to go.
+Simply go to Edit/Preferences/Addons, click Install, and select `io_carnivores.py`. You should see the addon in the addon list, click the checkbox in front of its name to enable, and you should be good to go.
 
 ## Exporting 3DF
 
-Simply open any Blender file, select the mesh you wish to export as 3DF model, and select File/Export/3DF. Specify name/location of output file, and you should have a 3DF file usable in CMM / C3dit, etc.
+In any Blender document, select the mesh you wish to export as 3DF model, and select File/Export/3DF. Specify the file to be written and any configuration options.
 
 ## Exporting VLT
 
-In any Blender project, select an active animation, then select the mesh, go to File/Export/VTL, choose name/location of output file, and you should be good to go.
+In any Blender document, make sure you have the animation you wish to export active in the scene, then select the mesh (or armature), go to File/Export/VTL. Specify the file to be written and any configuration options.
 
 ## Troubleshooting / bugs
 
 This is my first Blender addon, so please be gentle. Known issues:
 
-* Due to the VTL format, very small objects will show artifacts due to limited X/Y/Z value range.
-* Using a model without uv layer gives script errors
-* Selecting something else then a mesh will cause script errors
+* Due to the way VTL stores vertices (as signed 16-bit integers, by doing `float * 16`) very small objects or very large ones will
 * Likely much more ;)
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-Feel free to let me know any additional issues you run into, or any features you would like to see added.