Merge pull request #43 from DolbyIO/develop

Merge doc fixes into main

README.md

@@ -13,15 +13,15 @@ Note: If you want to use the plugin on macOS, see our [advice](#macos-advice).
 
 ## Getting started
 1. Download the latest plugin [release](https://github.com/DolbyIO/comms-sdk-unreal/releases).
-2. Copy the plugin to {YourGameRoot}/Plugins. Create Plugins folder if it does not exist.
+2. Copy the plugin to {YourGameRoot}/Plugins. Create a Plugins folder if it does not exist.
 3. Launch your project.
 4. If the plugin is not enabled automatically, enable it manually in the Edit->Plugins window and restart Unreal Editor.
-5. You need to handle two events generated by the plugin's Dolby.io Subsystem: [On Token Needed](#on-token-needed) and [On Initialized](#on-initialized). There are more [events](#events), but to get started, you only need to handle these two. You have two basic ways to do this. 
-    - from any Blueprint:  
+5. You need to handle two events generated by the plugin's Dolby.io Subsystem: [On Token Needed](#on-token-needed) and [On Initialized](#on-initialized). There are more [events](#events), but to get started, you only need to handle these two. You have two basic ways to do this: 
+    - From any Blueprint:  
 Right-click in the Blueprint and add a Dolby.io Subsystem node (Get DolbyIOSubsystem). Drag off the subsystem and type "assign". You will then need to assign delegates for [On Token Needed](#on-token-needed) and [On Initialized](#on-initialized):  
 ![example](Images/assign_delegate.PNG)
-    - from Blueprints which can contain an Actor Component:  
-Open the Blueprint, click Add Component, select Dolby.io Observer. When you select the DolbyIOObserver component, a convenient list of implementable events appears in the Details panel - simply click the plus sign next to [On Token Needed](#on-token-needed) and [On Initialized](#on-initialized) and implement the event handlers in the Blueprint:  
+    - From Blueprints which can contain an Actor Component:  
+Open the Blueprint, click Add Component, and select Dolby.io Observer. When you select the DolbyIOObserver component, a convenient list of implementable events appears in the Details panel. Click the plus sign next to [On Token Needed](#on-token-needed) and [On Initialized](#on-initialized), and implement the event handlers in the Blueprint:  
 ![example](Images/add_component.PNG) ![example](Images/component_events.PNG)
 6. Use the Dolby.io Subsystem node (Get DolbyIOSubsystem) to call the plugin [functions](#functions) and handle the [events](#events) it generates.
 
@@ -141,7 +141,7 @@ Updates the rotation of the listener for spatial audio purposes. Calling this fu
 ## Building from source
 1. Download and unzip [this](https://github.com/DolbyIO/comms-sdk-cpp/releases/tag/2.3.0-beta.2) Dolby.io Communications C++ SDK release.
 2. Place the unzipped sdk-release (sdk-release-x86 for macOS) folder inside the DolbyIO folder.
-3. Place the DolbyIO folder in {YourGameRoot}/Plugins. Create Plugins folder if it does not exist.
+3. Place the DolbyIO folder in {YourGameRoot}/Plugins. Create a Plugins folder if it does not exist.
 4. Regenerate project files.
 5. Close Unreal Editor if open.
 6. Build the project in the Development Editor configuration.