manual-network.md

@@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ To remove a connection between two blobs, either select the connection and hit *
 Removing a blob can be done by **right clicking** the blobs rectangle and selecting **Remove** from the context menu. Alternatively a blob can be removed by clicking the **Remove**-button in the **Layer Properties**-dock when the attached Layer is selected. Removing a blob also removes all connections connected to the blob.
 
 ### Editing layer and solver parameters
-To add, remove and alter the parameters of the different layers and the solver, **Barista** offers the docks **Solver Properties** and **Layer Properties**, which visibility can be set in the menubar under **Settings -> Docks -> Layer/Solver Properties** (like all docks).
+To add, remove and alter the parameters of the different layers and the solver, **Barista** offers the docks **Solver Properties** and **Layer Properties**, which visibility can be set in the menubar under **View -> Docks -> Layer/Solver Properties**.
 
 The dock **Layer Properties** lists the parameters of a selected layer in the **Graph View**,  the dock **Solver Properties** lists the parameters of the Solver. If multiple layers are selected, a tab for each one is shown on the top of the *Layer Properties* dock, from which the user can choose one.
 
@@ -90,11 +90,12 @@ They can be separated into two major types:
 1. **Primitive** parameters, which directly describe a parameter which can be set by the user. 
 2. **Group** parameters, which have a group of different parameters (primitive or group) associated to them, hence the nested structure. 
 
-In **Barista**, a **primitive** parameter is shown with its name on the left side, and a field to alter the value on the right side. 
-![bild1](/uploads/697acb85cbfd542c08a95cf3e5a2f77f/bild1.jpg)
+In **Barista**, a **primitive** parameter is shown with its name on the left side, and a field to alter the value on the right side. Primitive parameters are also marked with a single adjuster as an icon.
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+**Group** parameters are marked with a multiple adjuster as an icon. They also have a tiny arrow beside them, pointing either to the right when the content of the group parameter is hidden, or down when the content is shown.
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+![ParameterScreenshot_from_2017-11-28_17-24-53](/uploads/366103a2152c2eb95c929d2a92108553/ParameterScreenshot_from_2017-11-28_17-24-53.png)
 
-**Group** parameters are displayed as the parameter name over a rectangle, which borders the subparameters. 
-![Bild3](/uploads/1183ecfac2f69538be5b41617a422b5e/Bild3.png)
 
 #### Adding parameters
 To add a new parameter, enter the name of the parameter in the search bar located in the bottom right corner of the dock, or, when adding a subparameter of a group parameter, in the bottom right corner of the bordering rectangle.