Expanded the docs a bit

Author: SWCreeperKing

Examples & Docs/Actionable and ColorModule.md

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+`Actionable` and `ColorModule` are 2 extremely useful and wide spread types throughout RayWrapper
+
+`Actionable` allows for either a static value OR a function to execute
+
+`ColorModule` is just an extension to `Actionable`
+
+if you just want to set a static, non changing value, thats simple
+
+`Actionable<type> a = new(obj)`
+
+however if you want to add a function, that is also simple but an extra step
+
+```c#
+Actionable<type> a = new(() => {
+    // do stuff
+})
+```

Examples & Docs/Command System.md

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+the command system is a very powerful system when the ingame console is enabled (which it is by default)
+
+the command system is also very easy to add to
+
+to add to the command system you need to make a class for the commands
+
+```c#
+public class [class name] : ICommandModule
+{
+    // to add a command you need a static method and some attributes
+    // the method needs to return a string and accept a string[]
+    [Command("example")] // this attribute sets the command name
+    [Help("displays message to the help command")] // this is optional 
+    public static string ExampleCommand(string[] args 
+    /*string[] are the arguments passed into the command*/)
+    {
+        return "message to the console";
+    }
+}
+```
+
+now inorder to register your commands to the ingame console you need to put this in the `Init()` of your `GameLoop`
+
+`CommandRegister.RegisterCommand<[class name]>();`

Examples & Docs/Discord Integration.md

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+discord integration isn't very difficult to use
+
+first you need to init the discord integration
+
+in the `Init()` of your `GameLoop` do the following:
+
+```C#
+GameBox.discordAppId = // this should be the app id used for richpresence
+GameBox.Gb.InitDiscord();
+```
+now you need to set discord integration stuff, there are alot of values you can play with for discord integration
+
+```c#
+Func<string> details;
+Func<string> state;
+Func<string> largeImage;
+Func<string> largeText;
+Func<string> smallImage;
+Func<string> smallText;
+```
+
+

Examples & Docs/GameObject.md

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+`GameObject` is the core of all the built in objects and a huge focus and functionality of RayWrapper
+
+`GameObject` has alot of very nice features to it, including direct support to the debug menu, and really good built in tools for movement and such

Examples & Docs/Logger System.md

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+the logger system is one of the most important systems in RayWrapper
+
+if the game were to crash, the logger will auto save the log in the crash logs folder it auto creates when a crash occurs
+
+there is an ingame console command that will allow the user to print the logger out to a file, it is `printstat`
+
+the logger logs stuff 
+- from raylib (albeit its a bit odd (numbers are crazy on it))
+- from the user (as in from a console command)
+- from the console
+
+the logger is a static class, so it is very easy to use
+
+`Logger.Log(logLevel, message);`
+
+loglevel is an enum in the logger class and message is a string

Examples/Save System.md Examples & Docs/Save System.mdExamples/Save System.md renamed to Examples & Docs/Save System.md

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 ```
 
 to save/load items do:
-make sure to execute AFTER the save items are registered in the init
+make sure to execute AFTER the save items are registered in `Init()`
 
 ```c#
 // load

Examples & Docs/Scenes.md

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+RayWrapper has an object called `SceneMod`
+
+normally you would have to make a new `GameObject` for a 'game page', and render it
+
+`GameObject` has a lot of overrides, to compensate for this need I added `SceneMod`
+
+`SceneMod` is a modification of `Scene` so it can be a `GameObject`
+
+`SceneMod` is an abstract class, so you can add it to your 'game pages' and then use `RegisterGameObj` with it
+
+`SceneMod` has its own `RegisterGameObj`, it also has an optional `Update` and `Render` loops you can override if need be  

Examples/Scheduler System.md Examples & Docs/Scheduler System.mdExamples/Scheduler System.md renamed to Examples & Docs/Scheduler System.md

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 using System.Collections.Generic;
 using System.Linq;
 
-namespace Incremental_Unlimited_PC.Data.Vars
+namespace RayWrapper.Vars
 {
     public class Flags<T>
     {