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 # How to Install
 
-1. Select the model you would like to use *(Larger is better)*
+1. Select the model you would like to use *(The regular model, as well as the small model are recommended)*
 2. Download the Modelfile
 3. Once downloaded, open Modelfile in a text editor, and change the path to the download location of the gguf file
 4. When changed, save the file, and open command terminal
-5. *(Optional if CMD is opened via file explorer)* Navigate to the correct directory using "cd"
-6. Run the command ollama create Andy-3.5 -f Modelfile, If you want multiple models, include a tag afterwards. Example: Andy-3.5:mini-fp16 or Andy-3.5:q2_k
+5. *(Optional if CMD isn't opened via file explorer)* Navigate to the correct directory using "cd"
+6. Run the command ```ollama create sweaterdog/Andy-3.5 -f Modelfile``` If you want multiple models, include a tag afterwards. Example: sweaterdog/Andy-3.5:mini-fp16 or sweaterdog/Andy-3.5:q2_k
 7. Go to a profile in MindCraft
-8. Change the model to be Andy-3.5
-9. Enjoy playing with an AI
+8. Change the model to be ```sweaterdog/Andy-3.5``` *Or whatever you named your model*
+9. Enjoy playing with an AI that you are hosting!
 
 
 # How was model trained?
 
-The model was trained on a dataset of ~9,000 messages coming directly from MindCraft, ensuring quality data, not the newer version with ~12,000 prompts
+The model was trained on the [MindCraft dataset](https://huggingface.co/datasets/Sweaterdog/Andy-3.5) for Andy-3.5, which includes ~12,000 prompts, featuring all things Minecraft.
 
 # What are capabilities and Limitations?