Formatting and typo fixes

Author: budak7273

modules/ROOT/pages/Development/Satisfactory/Audio.adoc

@@ -296,6 +296,7 @@ otherwise it will continue to play with no way to stop it.
 
 image:Satisfactory/Wwise/Wwise_UEAkEvent_EndPlay.png[Wwise_UEAkEvent_EndPlay, 100%]
 
+[id="UpdateWwiseRTPCValues"]
 === Updating Wwise Values From Your Mod
 
 Wwise uses a feature called Real-Time Parameter Control (RTPC) that allows game engines like Unreal or Unity to change values on Wwise assets in real-time.
@@ -439,13 +440,15 @@ combobox ranging from 0.0 to 1.0 and multiplying it with the other relevant volu
 Unreal's play sound nodes take volume as a float parameter.
 Follow the steps in the main Volume Options section to combine the relevant volume slider values to obtain the final input volume.
 
-== Creating a new volume slider
+=== Volume with Wwise
 
 The game's master volume slider is automatically applied to any sounds played through Wwise.
 
 You will need to create your own volume slider to be able to control Wwise audio for your mod.
 
-=== Creating the Volume slider data asset
+== Creating a Modded Wwise Volume Slider
+
+=== Create the Volume Slider Data Asset
 
 To add a new volume slider to the games user settings you will need to create a new `FGUserSetting` Data Asset
 
@@ -459,25 +462,25 @@ image:Satisfactory/Wwise/Wwise_Volume/Wwise_Volume_UE_DataAsset_Settings.png[Wwi
 
 * **Str Id**: The user setting id (Recommend using RTPC.Menu_Volume_<ModName>)
 * **Display Name**: The display name that will appear on the options menu.
+  This should include the friendly name of your mod so users can tell what mod added the setting.
 * **Tool Tip**: Give a descriptive tool tip for the slider.
 * **Category Class**: Set this to `USC_Audio`
-* **Sub Category Class**: Set this to relevant sub category (Search for USubC_Audio_)
-* **Menu Priority**: Set this to a high value to not interfer with the games options e.g. 50+
+* **Sub Category Class**: Set this to relevant sub category (Search for `USubC_Audio_`)
+* **Menu Priority**: Set this to a high value to not interfere with the game's options e.g. 50+
 * **Apply Type**: Set this to `FGUserSettingApplyType_UpdateInstantly`
 * **Value Selector**: Set this to what is presented in the image above.
 * **Manager Type Availability**: Set this to `FGGameUserSettings`
 * **Show In Builds**: Set this to `PublicBuilds`
 
 This will add a slider to the audio options menu. Now you need to bind the slider to the Wwise sounds.
 
-=== Creating the Wwise Audio Bus
+=== Create the Wwise Audio Bus
 
 Create a new audio bus in Wwise by going to the `Audio` tab.
 Go to `Master-Mixer Hierarchy` -> `Default Work Unit` -> `Master Audio Bus` Right click and `New Child` -> `Audio Bus`
 
 image:Satisfactory/Wwise/Wwise_Volume/Wwise_Volume_Wwise_CreateAudioBus.png[Wwise_Volume_Wwise_CreateAudioBus, 700]
 
-
 Set the name to anything that you want.
 
 Now link the audio bus to the Wwise audio:
@@ -490,14 +493,15 @@ Select the new Audio Bus.
 
 === Create the RTPC for the Audio Bus
 
-Create a new RTPC in Wwise using the documentation above: link:#_updating_wwise_values_from_your_mod[Updating Wwise Values From Your Mod].
+Create a new RTPC in Wwise using the documentation above:
+link:#UpdateWwiseRTPCValues[Updating Wwise Values From Your Mod].
 
 [IMPORTANT]
 ====
 Make sure that the RTPC min/max values are 0.0 -> 1.0
 ====
 
-Name the RTPC something like `RTPC_<ModName>_Volume`
+Name the RTPC something like `RTPC_<ModReference>_Volume`
 
 === Link the RTPC to the Audio Bus
 
@@ -506,7 +510,7 @@ Go to the `Audio` tab in Wwise and click on the new Audio Bus that you created.
 Click the first `>>` and select `Bus Volume`
 Click the second `>>` and go to `Game Parameters` then select the newly created RTPC
 
-You should then have the following graph going from 0 to 1
+You should then have the following graph going from 0 to 1:
 
 image:Satisfactory/Wwise/Wwise_Volume/Wwise_Volume_Wwise_LinkAudioBus.png[Wwise_Volume_Wwise_LinkAudioBus, 700]
 
@@ -518,10 +522,10 @@ image:Satisfactory/Wwise/Wwise_UE_RTPC_Create.png[Wwise_UE_RTPC_Create, 700]
 
 Name the RTPC in Unreal Engine exactly the same as what you named in Wwise.
 
-In your `GameWorldModule` as part of the construction stage link the slider to the RTPC using the following:
+Add code to your `GameWorldModule` as part of the construction stage to link the slider to the RTPC using the following:
 
 image:Satisfactory/Wwise/Wwise_Volume/Wwise_Volume_UE_LinkRTPC.png[Wwise_Volume_UE_LinkRTPC, 700]
 
-Once this has been done you should see the volume slider in the audio options:
+Once this has been done you should see the volume slider in the game's audio options:
 
-image:Satisfactory/Wwise/Wwise_Volume/Wwise_Volume_GamePreview.png[Wwise_Volume_GamePreview, 700]
+image:Satisfactory/Wwise/Wwise_Volume/Wwise_Volume_GamePreview.png[Wwise_Volume_GamePreview, 700]