Updated README

C++CodingStyleGuide.txt

@@ -206,12 +206,11 @@ Variables:
 
 		Reasoning: Pointers are more clear if thought of as a type.
 
-	-'const' should be used whenever and wherever possible, except where otherwise noted. 'const' variables
-	 should be written in all caps, with underscores separating words.
-		Use this:   const float START_VAL = 0.37f;
+	-'const' should be used whenever and wherever possible, except where otherwise noted.
+		Use this:   const float startVal = 0.37f;
 		Instead of: float startVal = 0.37f;
 
-		Reasoning: Clear indicator that value should not be changed. Useful for both preventing bugs
+		Reasoning: Clear indicator that value should not need to be changed. Useful for both preventing bugs
 		           and enabling compiler optimizations.
 
 
@@ -563,11 +562,6 @@ Enums:
 			START_LOC3,
 			START_SIZE
 		};
-
-	-If an enum is associated with a particular class or namespace, it should be placed
-	 in that particular class or namespace. However, it should not have a unique namespace
-	 created just to "name" the enum.
-	 	Reasoning: To be added
 
 
 Defines/Macros:

README.md

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ brew install cmake glew sdl2 assimp
 
 ##Simple Build Instructions##
 ###Mac OSX/Linux/Unix###
-Open a Terminal and run:
+- Open a Terminal and run:
 ```Shell
 # install dependencies
 
@@ -42,10 +42,11 @@ Open a Terminal and run:
 #or you can use -G "CodeBlocks - Unix Makefiles" to generate a CodeBlocks Project.
 #See http://www.cmake.org/ for more details about CMake arguments
 ```
+- If this fails for any reason, try using the Manual Build Instructions below.
 
 ###Windows###
 - Make sure CMake has been installed, and added to the system PATH.
-- Run "Windows-GenVisualStudioProject.bat"
+- Run "Windows-GenVisualStudioProject.bat" If this fails for any reason, try using the Manual Build Instructions below.
 - Go to the build folder, and open 3DEngineCpp.sln with Visual Studio 2012 or newer (For older versions of Visual Studio, use manual build instructions)
 - Right click on the 3DEngineCpp project, and select "Set as start up project"
 - Build and Run