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 On startup, before any game logic executes, SDLS looks for valid SDLS files in your addon directory, recursively loops through the data, constructs a temporary data structure, a "dummy tree", and casts the values of the original file into it. It then saves this data next to the original SDLS file, as a .json file, which the game then loads. As a modder, you can distribute the SDLS files, as well as the generated json files, for those who do and don't have SDLS installed. As a user, you can use SDLS to load SDLS mods, if the modder doesn't provide the json files alongside them.
 
+**For information and tutorials on how to use SDLS, see the [Wiki](https://github.com/MagicJinn/SDLS/wiki).**
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 ### **Current Support and experimental features:**
 
 During certain phases of the game's startup, the game tries to load these 16 files: