Plugin version incremented

README.md

@@ -9,53 +9,19 @@ The plugin includes:
 * Sample content, including water shader and grid meshes to be used on scene
 * Set of global shaders that perform FFT calculation and other tech stuff on GPU
 
-Plugin is actively used in [SeaCraft](http://seacraft.sc) project development.
+Check the **[Wiki](https://github.com/ufna/VaOcean/wiki)** tab to know more about the plugin.
 
-Current version: **0.4 Alpha 6**
+Current version: **0.4 Alpha 6 Hotfix 1**
 
 ![SCREENSHOT](SCREENSHOT.jpg)
 
 
-Features
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-
-Some key things you should know about the VaOcean:
-
-* Based on Jerry Tenssendorf’s paper "Simulating Ocean Water"
-* Displacement is generated from Phillips spectrum (statistic model), processed by [fast Fourier transform](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fast_Fourier_transform)
-* Spectrum per-frame update, FFT and displacement map generation are performed on GPU (it's really fast!)
-* Currently algorythm uses only 512x512 maps
-* Ocean shading is running as material shader
-
-Ocean material shader is quite simple, and can be easily extended to fit your requirements. Current shading components:
-
-* Water body color: using near, mid and far color mixed by Fresnel term
-* Perlin distance-based noise applied both to normals and displacement to remove pattern tiling artifacts
-* UE4 screen-space dynamic reflections. It's not the best way to handle a reflection for waves, but the only one we can use with dynamic objects like warships and VFXs now
-* Waves **subsurface scattering**, based on fake LightVector. To use it right way, you should pass your scene's sun location vector to material instance via blueprints.
-
-Futher improvements are on the way! Energy-based foam, physics body reaction (like FluidSurface in UE3/UDK), splashes and bursts, rigid body swimming simulation and even more!
-
-
-Installation
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-
-1. Download the **plugin binaries** for the [latest release](https://github.com/ufna/VaOcean/releases/tag/0.4-a6): [VaOceanBinaries.7z](https://github.com/ufna/VaOcean/releases/download/0.4-a6/VaOceanBinaries.7z).
-1. Make a "Plugins" folder under your game project directory, then copy plugin binaries to any subdirectory under "Plugins".
-1. **Copy global shaders** from *Shaders/* plugin directory to your engine installation shaders directory (f.e. *./Unreal Engine/4.1/Engine/Shaders*).
-1. Compile your game project normally. Unreal Build Tool will detect the plugins and compile them as dependencies to your game.
-1. Launch the editor (or the game). Plugin will be initially disabled, but you can turn it on in the editor UI.
-1. Open the Plugins Editor (Window -> Plugins), search for VaOcean plugin (you can find it in the **Environment** section) and enable it by clicking the check box.
-1. Restart the Editor. The plugin will be automatically loaded at startup.
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-
 Legal info
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-Unreal® is a trademark or registered trademark of Epic Games, Inc. in the United States of America and elsewhere.
-
-Unreal® Engine, Copyright 1998 – 2014, Epic Games, Inc. All rights reserved.
+Unreal® is a trademark or registered trademark of Epic Games, Inc. in the United States of America and elsewhere. Unreal® Engine, Copyright 1998 – 2014, Epic Games, Inc. All rights reserved.
 
+Plugin is completely **free** and available under [MIT open-source license](LICENSE).
 
 
 References

VaOcean.uplugin

@@ -3,11 +3,11 @@
 
 	"FriendlyName" : "VaOcean",
 	"Version" : 6,
-	"VersionName" : "0.4-a6",
+	"VersionName" : "0.4-a6 Hotfix 1",
 	"CreatedBy" : "Vladimir Alyamkin",
-	"CreatedByURL" : "http://ufna.ru",
+	"CreatedByURL" : "http://alyamkin.com",
 	"EngineVersion" : 1579795,
-	"Description" : "Ocean surface simulation",
+	"Description" : "Ocean surface simulation plugin",
 	"Category" : "Environment",
 	"CanContainContent" : true,