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 This software is provided as-is - seriously, it was written on a whim at 2 in the morning. If you have an issue using the software please search your issue in "Issues" and create a new issue if no match can be found. This repository provides a pre-built binary for ease of use, please be wary of running any .exe files distributed from an unofficial source, such as a forum.
 
 # Usage
+```
 Usage: WOWQueueCamper [options]
 
 Options:
 
   --rleft arg           x value of farthest left pixel on fullscreen.Requires
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                         other r parameters, default 1035
                         
   --rbottom arg         y value of farthest bottom pixel on fullscreen.Requires
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                         other r parameters, default 492
                         
   --rwidth arg          width of x values of farthest left pixel to farthest
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                         right pixel on fullscreen. Requires other r parameters,
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                         default 75
                         
   --rheight arg         height of y values of farthest left pixel to farthest
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                         right pixel on fullscreen.Requires other r parameters,
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                         default 30
                         
   --rheight arg         height of y values of farthest left pixel to farthest
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                         right pixel on fullscreen.Requires other r parameters,
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                         default 30
   --alarm_number arg    Amount of players in queue to trigger alarm. default
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                         1000
                         
   --start_delay arg     Time before running program to allow time to switch to
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                         WOW queue in ms. default 10000
                         
   --check_delay arg     Time between checking queue in ms. default 1000
   
   --alarm_file arg      Absolute path to wav file to play for alarm. default
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                         fire truck air horn
                         
   -h [ --help ]         Prints help menu
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+ ```
 
 rleft, rbottom, rwidth, and rheight are used together to set a custom rectangle to find the queue number in. This program defaults to 1920x1080 resolution where WOW is fullscreened. I suggest using an image manipulation program, like https://www.gimp.org/ to figure out what rectangle that you need.
 
@@ -58,9 +48,9 @@ So you want to compile from source huh? Take this handy guide with you!
 
 You will need to install https://cmake.org/ , https://git-scm.com/ , and a windows c++17 compiler supported by cmake like https://visualstudio.microsoft.com/ . 
 
-If you do not have a user-integrated vcpkg, please run bootstrap.bat in either cmd or powershell. This will set up the dependency toolchain. Warning this takes a short while (7 minutes on my machine) and takes up a bit of space (a little under 2 GB). If you DO have a user-integrated vcpkg, install the dependencies mentioned in bootstrap.bat and edit the toolchain path in build.bat (I am assuming if this is the case you are a developer and know how to do this).
+If you do not have a user-integrated vcpkg, please run ```.\bootstrap.bat``` in either cmd or powershell. This will set up the dependency toolchain. Warning this takes a short while (7 minutes on my machine) and takes up a bit of space (a little under 2 GB). If you DO have a user-integrated vcpkg, install the dependencies mentioned in bootstrap.bat and edit the toolchain path in build.bat (I am assuming if this is the case you are a developer and know how to do this).
 
-Next run build.bat in either cmd or powershell. The package can be used or distributed from WOWQueueCamper/build/Release . You're all done! Pat yourself on the back or add a new issue if this did not work for you.
+Next run ```.\build.bat``` in either cmd or powershell. The package can be used or distributed from WOWQueueCamper/build/Release . You're all done! Pat yourself on the back or add a new issue if this did not work for you.
 
 # Credit
 The default.wav soundfile was created by Daniel Simon and can be found here https://soundbible.com/2192-Fire-Truck-Horn.html .