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     <br><br>\r\n<span class=\"RedColor\"><span class=\"GreenColor\"><b>I have verified\
     \ the accuracy of physics with this mod enabled by running the Any% TAS, which\
     \ still finishes like normal, but at a buttery smooth 120+ FPS!</b></span></span>\r\
-    \n<br><br>\r\n<h2>Smooth Camera</h2>\r\nThis lets the camera move continuously:\
-    \ that is, half of a pixel could be shown on\r\nthe side of the screen while the\
-    \ camera is moving. This is especially noticeable when the camera is slowly catching\
-    \ up to the player. <b>This works regardless of FPS, so if you only have a 60hz\
-    \ monitor, this option will still make the game much smoother!</b>&nbsp;Like everything\
-    \ in this mod, this does not affect physics in any way, and the camera still moves\
-    \ exactly like normal, only smoother.<br><br>\r\nCamera smoothing can be accomplished\
-    \ in two different ways:\r\n<ul>\r\n    <li><b>Fancy</b>:&nbsp;<span class=\"\
-    GreenColor\">[Recommended]</span>&nbsp;This substantially changes Celeste's rendering\
-    \ pipeline to render everything at a 6x internal scale, so that the gameplay and\
-    \ foreground can be composited onto the background with a fractional-pixel offset.\
-    \ This makes for the highest-quality result, but it may impact performance on\
-    \ low-end systems, and it&nbsp;may be incompatible with a small number of other\
-    \ mods. There are currently no known incompatibilities, so if you encounter a\
-    \ visual glitch in a level, please ping Cruz (the current maintainer) in the Celeste\
+    \n<br><br>\r\n<h1>Camera Smoothing</h1>\r\nThe Smooth Camera setting lets the\
+    \ camera move continuously: that is, half of a pixel could be shown on\r\nthe\
+    \ side of the screen while the camera is moving. This is especially noticeable\
+    \ when the camera is slowly catching up to the player. <b>This works regardless\
+    \ of FPS, so if you only have a 60hz monitor, this option will still make the\
+    \ game much smoother!</b>&nbsp;Like everything in this mod, this does not affect\
+    \ physics at all, and the camera still moves exactly like normal, only smoother.<br><br>\r\
+    \nCamera smoothing can be accomplished in two different ways:\r\n<ul>\r\n    <li><b>Fancy</b>:&nbsp;<span\
+    \ class=\"GreenColor\">[Recommended]</span>&nbsp;This substantially changes Celeste's\
+    \ rendering pipeline to render everything at a 6x internal scale, so that the\
+    \ gameplay and foreground can be composited onto the background with a fractional-pixel\
+    \ offset. This makes for the highest-quality result, but it may impact performance\
+    \ on low-end systems, and it&nbsp;may be incompatible with a small number of other\
+    \ mods. There are currently no known incompatibilities or visual glitches, so\
+    \ if you encounter either, please ping Cruz (the current maintainer) in the Celeste\
     \ discord server. Until or unless it's fixed, you'll have to use the Fast mode\
     \ instead.<br></li>\r\n    <li><b>Fast</b>:&nbsp;This accomplishes the same effect\
-    \ as the previous smoothing mode, but by unlocking the camera from the pixel grid\
-    \ instead. Since it doesn't drastically change the internal rendering, this is\
-    \ compatible with nearly every mod, but it has the drawback that the background\
+    \ as the previous smoothing mode, but by directly unlocking the camera from the\
+    \ pixel grid instead. Since it doesn't drastically change the internal rendering,\
+    \ this is compatible with nearly every mod, but it has the drawback that the background\
     \ jitters uncontrollably when moving the camera. This can be visually distracting,\
     \ so it's recommended to use the previous mode instead when possible.<br></li>\r\
-    \n    <li><b>Off</b>:&nbsp;This smoothing can also be disabled completely.</li></ul><br><br><h2>Render\
+    \n    <li><b>Off</b>:&nbsp;This smoothing can also be disabled completely.</li></ul><br><h2>Render\
     \ Madeline with Subpixel Precision</h2>With Fancy camera smoothing, Madeline can\
     \ be drawn at her exact, subpixel-precise position while moving, which dramatically\
     \ improves the clarity of her sprite while moving. There are many safeguards in\
@@ -129853,30 +129853,31 @@
     \ especially in levels with unusually complicated backgrounds.<br><br>In general,\
     \ we recommend turning on as many of the smoothing options as possible without\
     \ interfering with the map you're playing, the performance of the game, and your\
-    \ personal preference!&nbsp;<br><br><h2>Object Smoothing</h2>Motion Smoothing\
+    \ personal preference!&nbsp;<br><br><br><h1>Higher Framerates</h1>Motion Smoothing\
     \ always keeps Celeste's physics running at 60 FPS. When the framerate is increased\
     \ above 60, the extra frames in between physics frames are rendered by predicting\
     \ where all of the objects in the level (including Madeline) should be, based\
-    \ on their velocity. There are two slightly different ways to do this.<ul>\r\n\
-    \    <li><b>Extrapolate</b>:&nbsp;<span class=\"GreenColor\">[Recommended]</span>&nbsp;Uses\
+    \ on their current position and velocity.<br><br><h2>Object Smoothing</h2>There\
+    \ are two slightly different ways to predict where objects will be on non-physics\
+    \ frames.<ul>\r\n    <li><b>Extrapolate</b>:&nbsp;<span class=\"GreenColor\">[Recommended]</span>&nbsp;Uses\
     \ objects' current velocity to predict where they should be. When objects unexpectedly\
     \ change velocity, this can introduce very brief visual artifacts. In practice,\
     \ this is so rare and so brief that it is functionally unnoticeable.<br></li>\r\
     \n    <li><b>Interpolate</b>: Uses the last two physics frames to calculate exactly\
     \ where objects should be in between. This is more technically correct, but it\
     \ adds an extra 1–2 frames of input delay.\r\n    </li>\r\n</ul>\r\n<br>\r\n\r\
-    \n<h2>Update Mode</h2>\r\nRaising the framerate above 60 can be accomplished in\
-    \ two ways:<br>\r\n<ul>\r\n    <li><b>Interval</b>:&nbsp;<span class=\"GreenColor\"\
-    >[Recommended] </span>Draws one or more extra frames for every physics frame.\
-    \ This has the best compatibility, but it restricts the FPS to increments of 60.\
-    \ For a 144hz monitor, you could try 120 or 180 and see which looks the\r\n  \
-    \      best.\r\n    </li>\r\n    <li class=\"SelectedElement\"><b>Dynamic</b>:\
-    \ Decouples the physics updates from the rendering. This allows any framerate\
-    \ (like 144) but at the cost of mod compatibility: while it's unusual, any mod\
-    \ that tries to hook the main XNA Tick method, like TAS recorder, will not work\r\
-    \n        properly.</li>\r\n</ul><br><br>"
+    \n<h2 class=\"SelectedElement\">Framerate Increase Method</h2>\r\nRaising the\
+    \ framerate above 60 can be accomplished in two ways:<br>\r\n<ul>\r\n    <li><b>Interval</b>:&nbsp;<span\
+    \ class=\"GreenColor\">[Recommended] </span>Draws one or more extra frames for\
+    \ every physics frame. This has the best compatibility, but it restricts the FPS\
+    \ to increments of 60. For a 144hz monitor, you could try 120 or 180 and see which\
+    \ looks the\r\n        best.\r\n    </li>\r\n    <li><b>Dynamic</b>: Decouples\
+    \ the physics updates from the rendering. This allows any framerate (like 144)\
+    \ but at the cost of mod compatibility: while it's unusual, any mod that tries\
+    \ to hook the main XNA Tick method, like TAS recorder, will not work\r\n     \
+    \   properly.</li>\r\n</ul><br><br>"
   CreatedDate: 1716069297
-  ModifiedDate: 1772303142
+  ModifiedDate: 1772304481
   UpdatedDate: 1772227964
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