Getting started

This might look like a lot, but it is extremely detailed.

1. Pick one of the methods which can be found on the home page, both are going to get downloaded but method 2 requires 1 extra setup process.
2. Download all required files
3. Unzip the project and place the folder wherever you would like, I would not recommend to remove any files. (except of example inside of the extensions folder)
4. if you are goin to use the .exe, skip to step 7. Else, go ahead and install a supported python version. For example Python 3.7.3. NOT less than python 3.7.0! Make sure to check automatic path variables.
5. Open up your console/cmd and type python --version, make sure that it outputs the right version.
   Open up your console/cmd and type pip --version, make sure that it outputs the right version. If not try pip3.7 --version instead.
6. Run python -m pip install --upgrade pip (do not change pip even tho it was wrong in last step) to run an update.
   Open up your console/cmd inside of the downloaded project, using dir *.txt should output "requirements.txt".
   If it does, run pip install -r requirements.txt and wait for the packages to install.
7. Run the .exe (method 1) or the .py (method 2)
8. An error message should be printed (invalid settings), hit "y" and then enter.
9. Wait for a browser window to pop up and click on setup found on the header, or scroll down to the setup section.
10. Insert all required data, I would recommend to keep Executions per second at 60 but feel free to change this at any time for better script or computer performance.
11. Make sure that you save everything, close the window when finished. As well as the command window for the software.
12. Rerun the software and hope for no errors.
    To open the browser manager again, run website.html which can be found with the .exe and .py.
    You are as well able open that window up on any other machine. To do so, open up your console/cmd and type ipconfig, find your IPv4. This IP is what you have to write in your other machine, for example (192.168.1.7). You are as well required to write the port if you swapped from the default 80, like this: 192.168.1.7:PORT (192.168.1.7:5500).