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 # SceneGen
 
-Renders typed descriptions of each node in the scene files (.tscn) of a Godot project. Provides an access function to get a reference to the nodes called `node()`. This tool is intended for use with Miguel de Icaza's SwiftGodot bindings and generates Swift code that depends on SwiftGodot being available. 
+Renders typed descriptions of each node in the scene files (.tscn) of a Godot project. Provides an access function to get a reference to the nodes called `node()`. This tool is intended for use with Miguel de Icaza's [SwiftGodot](https://github.com/migueldeicaza/SwiftGodot) bindings and generates Swift code that depends on SwiftGodot being available. 
 
 ## Example
 
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 let marker = getNodeOrNull("Sprite2D/Marker2D") as? Marker2D
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-This requires the programmer to ensure that the path to the node, and its type, are correct. If there is a mismatch, the the `marker` variable will be nil. 
+This requires the programmer to ensure that the path to the node, and its type, are correct. If there is a mismatch, the `marker` variable will be nil. 
 
 If we run SceneGen on this project, our root `Player` type will be extended with typed descriptions of each node. These can then be accessed in a type-safe way: 
 
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 I'm still figuring out the Swift PM story for how to run this, but in the meantime, here's an approach that works well:
 
 1. Install Mint (`brew install mint`) if you don't already have it.
-2. Add a file named `Mintfile` to your project and put `PadraigK/[email protected].2` in there.
+2. Add a file named `Mintfile` to your project and put `PadraigK/[email protected].3` in there.
 3. Run `mint bootstrap` (takes a while, maybe 5 mins)
 4. Run code generation using `mint run scenegen <project-path> <output-path>` — note that output path will be **deleted** each time this is run before code is generated. This is necessary to clean up if you remove or rename a scene.