Quick Update

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.vs/ProjectSettings.json

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+{
+  "CurrentProjectSetting": null
+}

README.md

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 # Unity to Vircadia Pipeline
 
-These packages are designed to allow the export of scenes from Unity to Vircadia.
+These packages are designed to allow the export of scenes from Unity to Vircadia, using Blender as an intermediate.
 
 ## Usage
 
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 - Unity 2021.3.4.f1
 
   - gltfast package (by name, `com.unity.cloud.gltfast`)
-  - Unity2Vircadia package **[(this repo)](https://github.com/vircadia/unity-to-vircadia-pipeline/blob/master/dist/Unity2Vircadia_v1.0.0.unitypackage)**
+  - Unity2Vircadia package [**(this repo)**](https://github.com/vircadia/unity-to-vircadia-pipeline/blob/master/dist/Unity2Vircadia_v1.0.0.unitypackage)
 
 - Blender 4.0.2 or newer
 
-  - UnityToVircadia Blender addon [****(this repo)**](https://github.com/vircadia/unity-to-vircadia-pipeline/blob/master/dist/UnityToVircadia_BlenderAddon_v1.0.0.zip)**
+  - UnityToVircadia Blender addon [**(this repo)**](https://github.com/vircadia/unity-to-vircadia-pipeline/blob/master/dist/UnityToVircadia_BlenderAddon_v1.0.0.zip)
 
 ### Step 1. Unity
 
 1. Open your project in Unity `2021.3.4.f1`
 2. Install `gltfast` package by name via the "Package Manager" found under the "Window" menu.
-3. Install the `Unity2Vircadia` custom package by select the "Assets" menu and `Import Package/Custom Package`
+3. Install the `UnityToVircadia` custom package by select the "Assets" menu and `Import Package/Custom Package`
 4. A new "Tools" menu will appear in the menu bar with the submenu "Vircadia"
 5. From within the menu run "Get Lightmap Information" and select a folder to save the output to.
 6. From within the menu run "Prep Materials for Export to Blender" and select the same output folder.
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 ### Step 2. Blender
 
 1. Start a new scene and delete any default content (cube, camera, light, etc.)
-2. Install the `UnityToVircadia` Blender plugin by going to "Edit/Preferences," select the "Add-on" tab and press the "Install" button. Select the `Unity2Vircadia.zip` file and Press "Install Add-on". Press the check checkbox to enable the plugin. This will create a `UnityToVircadia` tab on the N panel.
+2. Install the `UnityToVircadia` Blender plugin by going to "Edit/Preferences," select the "Add-on" tab and press the "Install" button. Select the `UnityToVircadia.zip` file and Press "Install Add-on". Press the check checkbox to enable the plugin. This will create a `UnityToVircadia` tab on the N panel.
 3. Open the `UnityToVircadia` tab on the N Panel
 4. Select "Import glTF 2.0" and Import the `.glb` file you exported from Unity
 5. Press "Correct Scale" Button"
-6. Press "Import Lightmap Info" and a dialog will open. Select the "LightmapInfo.txt" file from the folder we created earlier. This will generate a mesh container for the lightmaps called "vircadia_lightmapData." \* Note: At the moment you will not see these lightmaps until export
+6. Press "Import Lightmap Info" and a dialog will open. Select the "LightmapInfo.txt" file from the folder we created earlier. This will generate a mesh container for the lightmaps called "vircadia_lightmapData." \* Note: At the moment you will not see these lightmaps until export. container will be removed automatically in Vircadia-web
 7. Press "Adjust Shaders" to correct material properties and repeats.
 8. Press the "Export glTF 2.0 button to export your model. Set your format to `glTF Binary (.glb)`. From within the export dialog, open the "include" tab and be sure "Custom Properties" is selected. We recommend setting your Material Image format to `Webp` and checking "Create Webp". Compression can be used as well to lower file size, but minor artifacts may appear. Export `glTF 2.0`.