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 # Layers
 
-A Photoshop-style logical-layer panel for KiCad 10. Group items into named logical layers,
-hide them as a unit, rename/colour/lock/annotate, run set ops (merge/subtract/intersect),
-snap to grid, snapshot and restore — all live against an open `pcbnew` session over KiCad's
-IPC API.
+An image maniplulation program-style logical-layer panel for KiCad 10. Adds a overlay-style panel (in the spirit of Paint DOT net) into named logical layers. 
+You can add or subtract your selection to and from the layer, or to and from the board. You can hide and unhide each layers cleanly. You can rename/colour/lock/annotate, sort and organize the layers, a layer can have childen.
+
+There are also boolean operations (merge/subtract/intersect) between layers (logical)
+snap to grid, and more to come. Operations are all composed together as one commit and can easily be undone with Edit->Undo or equivalent.
 
 Rendering of in-panel board previews is powered by [Siphon](https://git.else-if.org/jess/Siphon),
-a pure-Rust KiCad-board-to-vectors crate. No shell-outs, no `kicad-cli`.
+a pure-Rust KiCad-board-to-vectors crate. You would not technically need KiCad installed to produce the vectors, it is a completely isolated utility which makes no calls at all to kicad-cli.
 
 ## Install
 
-Every platform installs into KiCad 10's 3rd-party plugin directory. After install, open
-KiCad's **Plugin and Content Manager** and rescan, or relaunch KiCad; the Layers toolbar
-button appears in `pcbnew`.
+Every platform installs into KiCad 10's *10.0/plugin* directory. I'm 90% sure that's where they are supposed to go.
+
+Close KiCad completely prior to running the install script or KiCad might crash, and you might lose work. Close KiCad completely when you update the plugin too. Turns out there's a lot of differences between python and Rust plugins, though maybe the better distiction is IPC plugins in general. I am yet to make a python IPC plugin though, so I can't say for certain.
 
 ### macOS
 
@@ -29,9 +30,7 @@ Installs to `~/Documents/KiCad/10.0/plugins/com.jesshunter.layers/`.
 
 ### Windows (10 / 11, ARM64 or x86_64)
 
-A single native Rust binary — no .NET, no WinUI, no Visual Studio. Mica backdrop
-on Windows 11 22H2+ via `DwmSetWindowAttribute`, falls back gracefully on older
-Windows. Both ARM64 and x86_64 hosts work the same way.
+Grrr. It works. I'm still too tickled to talk about it. It did some real spiteful shit to me. I refused to install visual studio on my VM, and it never forgave me for that. 
 
 #### 1. Install MSYS2
 
@@ -114,8 +113,6 @@ install.bat
 Installs to `%USERPROFILE%\Documents\KiCad\10.0\plugins\com.jesshunter.layers\`
 (or the OneDrive-redirected equivalent).
 
-No external runtime required — the exe is statically linked against the MSYS2
-clangarm64 / ucrt64 toolchain. Just ship the folder.
 
 ### Linux — Debian / Ubuntu / Pop!_OS (apt)
 
@@ -134,7 +131,7 @@ cd Layers
 ./scripts/install-linux.sh
 ```
 
-Installs to `~/.local/share/kicad/10.0/3rdparty/plugins/com.jesshunter.layers/`.
+Installs to `~/.local/share/kicad/10.0/plugins/com.jesshunter.layers/`.
 
 ### Linux — Arch / Manjaro (pacman)
 
@@ -152,7 +149,7 @@ cd Layers
 ./scripts/install-linux.sh
 ```
 
-Installs to `~/.local/share/kicad/10.0/3rdparty/plugins/com.jesshunter.layers/`.
+Installs to `~/.local/share/kicad/10.0/plugins/com.jesshunter.layers/`.
 
 ## Configuration