Added two suggestions on where to find reliable Unicode lists. Added clearer examples and subdivision of the nodes. Explained everything as thought whoever checks it is a noob. 

ResourcePack-Generator.md

@@ -60,27 +60,52 @@ All assets are generated in the `mythic:` namespace to avoid conflicts, includin
 
 ## Fonts
 
-Allows you to define custom image that is assigned to a special font characters that can be used in placeholders. Only the bitmap type is supported at this time. Can be found and used inside [packs].
+Allows you to define a custom image that is assigned to a special font character that can be later used in **placeholders**, or wherever text is supported. This means, instead of displaying a special character like `આ` (the character in the first example), it would display your image. **Only the bitmap type is supported at this time**. Can be found and used inside [packs].
+
+#### Where to place your custom images:
+
+For a crucible pack to read the images, you must include them inside 
+
+> `\plugins\MythicMobs\Packs\<yourPack>\assets\textures\unicode` 
+
+and then, from there, you can specify whatever sub-folders you want. For the following example, you would need to have an **image** donut.png inside the following folder structure: 
+
+> `\plugins\MythicMobs\Packs\<yourPack>\assets\textures\unicode\coverscreen`
+
+#### How to configure the font entries:
 
 Configured via the `font-images.yml` file. 
 You can create this yml file in the following directory: 
-`\plugins\MythicMobs\Packs\<yourPack>\font-images.yml`
+> `\plugins\MythicMobs\Packs\<yourPack>\font-images.yml`
 
 The `font-images.yml` file can contain multiple "entries". Each entry looks something like this:
 ```yaml
 Donut:
      Type: bitmap
-     Char: "\u6000"
+     Char: "\u0a86"
      File: unicode/coverscreen/donut
-     Ascent: 7
-     Height: 15
+     Ascent: 8
+     Height: 8
 ```
+> in this example, the code `\u0a86` represents the character `આ`.
+
+
+### How to find suitable unicode:
+
+You can find a [list](https://jrgraphix.net/r/Unicode/E000-F8FF) of "private area / unused" unicode that can be used to prevent collision with languages. 
+
+You can also guide yourself with [this site](https://symbl.cc/en/unicode-table/), where you find the list of the numeric values and specific characters they match with. You can find a language that is very unlikely to interact with your server, and replace some of its characters. 
+
+> Remember that if you find a character named `U+0A99`, you should then write it down in crucible as `"\uoa99"`. The character itself would be `ઙ`. Whenever this character gets written down anywhere, It'll be replaced by this texture.
+
+### How to use them within mythic:
 
-For a crucible pack to read the images, you must include them inside `\plugins\MythicMobs\Packs\<yourPack>\assets\textures\unicode`, and then, from there, you can specify whatever sub-folders you want. For the following example, you would need to have a file donut.png inside the following folder structure: 
+This first example can then be accessed by Mythic using the placeholder **<fontimage.donut>** (So, **<fontimage._nameOfYourEntry_>**) and can be used with the Text projectiles, Mythic mechanics, and even as part of variable systems. 
 
-`\plugins\MythicMobs\Packs\<yourPack>\assets\textures\unicode\coverscreen`
+### How to use them outside of mythic:
+The character itself `આ` (from our example **<fontimage.donut>**) , will work on nameplates, chat prefixes, signs, etc. Basically anything that supports text will be able to render this font, whenever this "character" was written.
 
-These can be accessed using the placeholder <fontimage.donut> and can be used with the Text projectiles.  
+### Display options and vanilla texture referencing:
 
 The `Ascent` and `Height` options can be left empty: those values can be automatically calculated by Crucible if not specified.  
 
@@ -96,8 +121,9 @@ iron_boots:
   Ascent: 8
   Height: 9
 ```
+### When making changes to fonts:
 
-> Please note that whenever you're adding new fonts or testing changes, you must first issue the command /mm reload, and THEN issue /mm i generate, so that the changes actually make effect.
+> Please note that whenever you're adding new fonts or testing changes, you must first issue the command /mm reload, which effectively reloads the configurations, and THEN issue /mm i generate, to generate a new resourcepack, so that the changes actually make effect. This is necessary because of how minecraft handles fonts resourcepack-wise.
 
 # Item Configurations