From adaceea3012522db3145228d57f746af335ce338 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: deet mit <deet.mit@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 4 Sep 2020 14:48:20 +0000
Subject: [PATCH] Update README.md

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 README.md | 28 ++++++++++++++++++++++------
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@@ -14,13 +14,16 @@ Adds some new elements to Mesecons mod, to make it easier to build more complex
 New elements:
 
 **Tools.**
-- autowire tool (black) 
+- black tool
 
     Creates wires automaticaly by selectin starting position (left click) and ending position (right click). 
     You can keep clicking right, to continue the wire. The wire will automaticaly bend and go over other wires
     if possible. Click on other wire to connect to the existing wire.
 
-- autodelete tool (red)
+    If you select more than one block, then multiple wires will be created. If you select existing circuit, the 
+    wires will be automatically connected to the existing blocks.
+
+- red tool
 
     Removes wires automaticaly. Left click is simple puch. Right click removes the entire wire
     to the next junction. 
@@ -29,18 +32,31 @@ New elements:
     If you click on a gate, it will remove the gate and all adjacent (=connected) wires.
 
     If you click right on the air, it will remove the selected area.
+    If you click right on a wire withing selection, it will remove the selection and all wires that are going out from the selection.
 
-- select tool (blue)
+- blue tool
 
-    Selects the area. Left click selects pos1, right click selects pos2. 
-    Left click on air removes selection.
+    Selects the area. Left click selects pos1, right click selects pos2.
+    Left click on air uses the position of the player.
 
-- automove tool (yellow)
+- yellow tool
 
     Allows you to move circuit, or part of the circuit without disconnecting wires.
     Left click moves to the left, right click moves to the right. You must face proper direction.
     Use blue tool to select region.
 
+    IF you use up/down yellow tool, left always mean down, right click always means up.
+
+- orange tool
+
+    Stacks the selected circuit. You can "undo" the stacking by clicking left mouse. Note, if you change the selection, "undo" is 
+    not possible.
+
+- white tool
+
+    Changes selection borders. Right click always means expand, left click always means contract. 
+    
+
 - circuit (blue book)
 
     Allows you to store your circuit, and paste it in other places.