= How to Import a Book CLIENT =
Step1: Download the book zip.
Step2: Unzip it. You should see one folder and a readme.txt.
Step3: Take the folder and drag it into your imported books folder
           (located in .minecraft/mods/BookMod/Library/). rename the file based on
           the number of imported books you have(example: is you have no imported
           books you would name the file: book1).
Step4: Inside .minecraft/mods/BookMod/Library/ you should see LibraryStats.props.
          Open it with a text editor(anything will do) and increase the number of imported books
          by one.

= How to Import a Book SERVER =
Step1: Download the book zip.
Step2: Unzip it. You should see one folder and a readme.txt.
Step4: Take the folder and drag it into your imported books folder
           (located in Th3GuysBooks/Library/). rename the file based on
           the number of imported books you have(example: is you have no imported
           books you would name the file: book1).
Step5: Inside Th3GuysBooks/Library/ you should see LibraryStats.props.
          Open it with a text editor(anything will do) and increase the number of imported books
          by one.
Step6: (Optional) If you want the book to have a custom image, take the image found in the folder
          and move it to a folder hosted online. Open Th3GuysBooks/Settings.props and change
          ImportedBookImagesURL to the url of the hosted folder. No "/" at the end.


= How to Export a Book =
Step1: Locate the book you want to share in .minecraft/mods/BookMod/Library/Books/.
Step2: open bookProps.props and fill out the following:
           MadeWith=*
           MadeWithBlockOrItem=**
           BookImgTitle=***

           Where * = block or item (not case sensitive)
           ** = Item or Block ID (dec value)
           and *** = name of the png (if you have one)

           If you want to use a item that shares an ID, like red wool, put the number in the second decimal space.

           Example using dirt:
	MadeWithBlockOrItem=block
	MadeWith=3

           Example using red wool:
	MadeWithBlockOrItem=block
	MadeWith=35.14
	
           IDs can be found on the minecraft wiki under Data_Values.
	
Step3: Drag your book folder into a new zipped file.
Step4: (Optional)Create the desired icon (16x16) put it in the zip.
	The image MUST have the same name as the BookImgTitle but WITHOUT spaces.
Step5: create a readme that describes the crafting recipe, who the author is, and what the book is about.
Step6: add the readme.txt to the zip.
Step7: upload the zip and share!
