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 **Keep in mind, worlds and portals must be created by a server operator**.
 
-# How to use Quantum
+## How to use Quantum
 
 Bellow you are going to learn how to use Quantum.
 
-- All command arguments that are in **BOLD** are required.
-- All command arguments are suggested in game as you type, so don't worry about not being sure about what you should write.
+- All command arguments that are between **[]** are required.
+- All command arguments that are between **()** are optional.
 
 # How to create a new world
 
-To create a new world, you must be a server operator and use the following command: 
+```
+/qt createworld [worldName] (difficulty) (worldDimension)
+```
 
-/quantum create world <**worldName**> <_difficulty_> <_worldDimension_>
+Arguments:
+- **worldName**: The name of your world.
+- **difficulty**: The difficulty setting for your world (e.g., peaceful, easy, normal, hard).
+- **worldDimension**: The dimension type for your world (e.g., overworld, nether, end, or a custom dimension from another mod).
 
-Arguments: 
-- **worldName** : The name of your world.
-- _difficulty_ : The difficulty of your world.
-- _worldDimension_ : The dimension of your world. (eg. overworld, end, nether)
+Note:
+- Once the world is created, it will automatically load when the server starts.
+- The world’s configurations are stored in a file called quantum.dat located in the data directory of your world.
 
-When a world is created, it will be automaticly loaded when the server starts. 
-The worlds configurations are saved in the config directory config/quantum/worlds.
+# How to delete a world
 
-# How to create a portal
+```
+/qt deleteworld [worldName]
+```
+
+Arguments:
+- **worldName**: The name of your world.
 
-To create a portal, you must be a server operator and use the following command:
+Note:
+- This command will permanently delete the specified world, including all data and files associated with it.
+- Make sure you have a backup if you want to keep any information from that world!
 
-**NOTE: If you want your portal to go to a new world, you have to use the command above to create a new world before creating a portal**
+# How to change the spawn point of a world
 
-/quantum create portal <**worldDestination**> <**portalFrameBlock**> <**portalActivationItem**> <**portalColor**>
+```
+/qt setworldspawn
+```
 
-Arguments: 
-- **worldDestination** : The destination of your portal.
-- **portalFrameBlock** : The block that your portal will be built with (Only solid and full blocks).
-- **portalActivationItem** : The item to use to activate the portal (items, water and lava are supported).
-- **portalColor** : The color of the portal.
+This command sets the spawn point of the world to your current location, using your player’s position, yaw, and pitch (the direction you’re facing)
+
+Note: 
+- While Minecraft has a similar command, it is limited to the Overworld. This command works in any dimension, providing more flexibility
 
-# How to teleport to different worlds without a portal
+# How to teleprot using commands
 
-Actually only server operators can do that with the following command: 
+```
+/qt tp [worldName]
+```
 
-/quantum tp <**worldIdentifier**>
+# How to teleport using signs
+
+To set a destination, simply look at a sign and use the following command
+
+```
+/qt setdestination
+```
+
+Note:
+- The back of the sign will automatically store the information about the destination world
+- You can still freely edit the front of the sign to display any message or decoration you like
+
+# How to create a portal
+
+**IMPORTANT: If you want your portal to go to a new world, you have to use the command above to create a new world before creating a portal**
+
+```
+/qt createportal [portalFrameBlock] [portalIgniteItem] [portalDestinationWorldName]
+```
+
+Arguments:
+- **portalFrameBlock** : The block type used to build the portal frame (only solid, full blocks are supported)
+- **portalIgniteItem** : The item required to activate the portal (can be items, water, or lava)
+- **portalActivationItem** : The item to use to activate the portal (items, water and lava are supported).
+
+# How to delete a portal
+
+```
+/qt deleteportal [portalFrameBlock]
+```
 
 Arguments:
-- **worldIdentifier** : The identifier of the world where you want to go.
+- **portalFrameBlock** : The block type used to build the portal frame.
+
+Note: 
+- After deleting a portal, it’s recommended to restart the server for the changes to fully take effect
+- Deleted portals will not be physically destroyed. Instead, they will simply stop functioning
 
 # Whats next ?
 
-I already planned to add mod configuration, teleporting to worlds by right clicking signs. 
+Thoses features are already planned: 
+- Custom portal color
 
 # A last word
+
 This mod is mainly created for my personal use, i may or may not update it regulary. I'll still try to maintains it updated to the last minecraft version.
 
 # Thanks
+
 [CustomPortalAPI](https://github.com/kyrptonaught/customportalapi) : I use this lib for creating custom portals.
 
 [Fantasy](https://github.com/NucleoidMC/fantasy) : I use this lib for creating worlds at runtime.