From 66f607ad8989a32a343259122862b9c68368d5bf Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Birkemose <lars.birkemose@gmail.com>
Date: Tue, 17 Jun 2014 19:06:45 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] Update README.md

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 Extensions/CCSpine/README.md | 43 ++++++++++++++++++------------------
 1 file changed, 22 insertions(+), 21 deletions(-)

diff --git a/Extensions/CCSpine/README.md b/Extensions/CCSpine/README.md
index 2f85e5f..06cb05c 100644
--- a/Extensions/CCSpine/README.md
+++ b/Extensions/CCSpine/README.md
@@ -13,24 +13,25 @@ Normally it takes 3 files to create an animated skeleton.
 2) A PLIST file containing sprite sheet frames  
 3) A PNG file containing images.  
 
-The basic node is a CCSpineSkeleton. The skeleton is based on a CCNode, so anything which works on a node, will work on the skeleton. 
-The tasks to go through, creating a skeleton
-
-1) Create the skeleton using skeletonWithJsonFile
-2) Position and add the skeleton to a parent
-3) Select a skin using assignSkin
-4) Select a base animation using setBaseAnimation
-
-The skeleton animation can be controlled in the following way
-1) 
-Setting the base animation
-This animation will loop, when no opther animation is active.
-2)
-Inserting animations.
-The first animation which is inserted, will immediately blend from the base animation to the inserted animation.
-Further animations inserted, will be executed when the previous inserted animation is completed.
-When all inserted animation has completed, animation will return to the base animation.
-3) 
-Force an animation
-Forcing an animation, will clear any inserted animation, and make this the new base animation.
-Just setting a new base animation 1) will only not clear inserted animations.
+The basic node is a CCSpineSkeleton.   
+The skeleton is based on a CCNode, so anything which works on a node, will work on the skeleton.   
+The tasks to go through, creating a skeleton  
+
+1) Create the skeleton using skeletonWithJsonFile  
+2) Position and add the skeleton to a parent  
+3) Select a skin using assignSkin  
+4) Select a base animation using setBaseAnimation  
+
+The skeleton animation can be controlled in the following way  
+1)  
+Setting the base animation  
+This animation will loop, when no opther animation is active.  
+2)  
+Inserting animations.  
+The first animation which is inserted, will immediately blend from the base animation to the inserted animation.  
+Further animations inserted, will be executed when the previous inserted animation is completed.  
+When all inserted animation has completed, animation will return to the base animation.  
+3)   
+Force an animation  
+Forcing an animation, will clear any inserted animation, and make this the new base animation.  
+Just setting a new base animation 1) will only not clear inserted animations.