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 `planet3D(planet,opts)`\
 `planet_surface = planet3D(__)`
 
-## Note
-   - Use the `background` function (see below) to set the plot background. When using `background` to set the plot background, the function call on `background` must occur *before* the function call on `planet3D`, otherwise the background will be plotted *over* the celestial body.
-   - If you want to produce separate plots on separate figures using the `planet3D` function, always use the [`drawnow`](https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/drawnow.html) command before initializing a new figure to ensure that the correct plots are drawn on the correct figures.
-   - All fields of `opts` do NOT have to be defined; when a field is left undefined, the rest of the plot settings are set to default values. Additionally, `Color`, `LineWidth`, and `LineStyle` are only relevant when plotting the Earth's coastlines.
-
 
 ## Description
 
@@ -35,6 +30,11 @@ Creates high-resolution renderings of the Earth and the major celestial bodies i
 `planet_surface = planet3D(__)` does the same as the previous two syntaxes, but also returns the `Surface` object defining the planet.
 
 
+## Note
+   - Use the `background` function (see below) to set the plot background. When using `background` to set the plot background, the function call on `background` must occur *before* the function call on `planet3D`, otherwise the background will be plotted *over* the celestial body.
+   - If you want to produce separate plots on separate figures using the `planet3D` function, always use the [`drawnow`](https://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/drawnow.html) command before initializing a new figure to ensure that the correct plots are drawn on the correct figures.
+   - All fields of `opts` do NOT have to be defined; when a field is left undefined, the rest of the plot settings are set to default values. Additionally, `Color`, `LineWidth`, and `LineStyle` are only relevant when plotting the Earth's coastlines.
+
 
 
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@@ -86,4 +86,4 @@ Sets the plot background for drawing celestial bodies in 3D.
 # Installation
 
    - Open "3D Earth and Celestial Bodies (planet3D).mltbx" in the "INSTALL" folder to install as a toolbox. MATLAB will automatically perform the installation and add all the functions, images, and data to the MATLAB search path.
-   - Alternatively, the "planet3D" folder can be copy and pasted into the folder containing the script that you want to use the functions in. At the beginning of the script, include "`addpath('planet3D')`" to add all functions, images, and data to the MATLAB search path.
+   - Alternatively, the "planet3D" folder can be copy and pasted into the folder containing the script that you want to use the functions in. At the beginning of the script, include "`addpath('planet3D')`" to add all functions, images, and data to the MATLAB search path.