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 # GeckoLoader
 **GeckoLoader is a command line tool, providing an easy way to have near unlimited code space, allowing thousands of lines of gecko code for every Wii/GCN game.**
 
-**Steps to prepare a codelist**
+![Imgur](https://i.imgur.com/pXrBMiL.png)
 
-   1. Download `Ocarina Manager`
-   2. Open `Ocarina Manager` and supply it with the codes you desire, checking the boxes of the codes that you want to be used in `GeckoLoader`
-   3. Save it as a txt file in your `current working directory`
+**Codes**
 
-**Steps to prepare a .dol file**
+`GeckoLoader` supports 2 methods:
 
-   1. Copy a clean `dol` file from your choice game into your `current working directory`
+   1. GCT files (Raw codelist)
+   2. Textual Codelist (Ocarina Manager or Dolphin Format txt files)
+
+`GeckoLoader` also supports the ability to use a folder filled with GCT files and/or Textual codelists as input for multi codelist patching
+
+**DOL File**
+
+`GeckoLoader` needs a valid `dol` file to patch with your codes. Simply supply the path to your `dol` file in either the GUI or the CLI
+`GeckoLoader` also supports patching the same `dol` file multiple times until the file becomes filled with section data.
 
 **Steps to compile GeckoLoader**
 
-   1. Run the installer and choose to install `GeckoLoader`
-   2. In command prompt, input `GeckoLoader -h` for help on syntax and options
-   3. Run the command `GeckoLoader <dol> <codelist> <options>` filling in the variables as needed
+Run the installer and choose to install `GeckoLoader`
+
+Then you can do either:
+   1. In command prompt, input `GeckoLoader -h` for help on syntax and options
+   2. Run the command `GeckoLoader <dol> <codelist> <options>` filling in the variables as needed
+Or:
+   1. Fill out the relevant data in the GUI
+   2. Click the RUN button
 
 Your new patched `dol` file will be in the folder `./geckoloader-build` by default
-
-*NOTE: <codelist> can be an Ocarina formatted txt file, a gct, or a folder containing the previous mentioned files.