Updated config to reflect new scope for project.

README.md

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 StargateCommand is an addon for Stargate that allows users to interact with Stargate with commands.
 
 #### Features:
-##### Import
+[Still being determined](https://github.com/stargate-rewritten/SG-Command/issues)
-Places a specified `.gate` file in-game.
+- sg dial
-##### Export
+  - Specifies your destination for networked gates.
-Saves your selection to file as a `.gate`
+- sg visualiser
-##### Dial
+  - Maps a network in a text-based tree format or possibly a gui
-Specifies your destination for networked gates.
+- sg config
+  - Modify various config values in-game
+- sg api
+  - Perform a function from the stargate API in-game.
 
 ## Dependencies
 [The most recent version of Stargate](https://www.spigotmc.org/resources/stargate.87978/)
@@ -24,56 +27,16 @@ Specifies your destination for networked gates.
 
 ### Nodes
 ```
-stargate.command.import -- Allow the use of /sgc import
+sg.command.node [NOT IMPLEMENTED
-stargate.command.export -- Allow the use of /sgc export
+  sg.command.node.subnode
-stargate.command.dial -- Allow the use of /dial
-  stargate.command.dial.interactive -- Allow use of /dial <dest>
-  stargate.command.dial.direct -- Allow use of /dial <src> <dest>
 ```
 ### Defaults  
 ```
-stargate.command.import -- Op
+sg.command.node -- OP
-stargate.command.export -- Op
-stargate.command.dial -- True
-  stargate.command.dial.interactive -- True
-  stargate.command.dial.direct -- False
 ```
 
 ## Instructions
-### Import
+Not yet available.
-
-The "/sgc import" command allows you to import a .gate file without having to manually build it. To import a gate you simply type:
-    `/sgc import <gatefile>`
-Where <gatefile> is any .gate file without ".gate" at the end. You will then be asked to select two blocks next to each other by right clicking them, this specifies the gates bottom-left location, and orientation.
-You can see an example of importing a gate in [this YouTube video](http://youtu.be/Y7KQ0wUUP8c).
-
-### Export
-The "/sgc export" command is slightly more complicated than importing, but will allow you to take a gate layout ingame, and export it to a .gate file without having to hand-edit the file.
-The first step in building a gate for export is creating a frame out of bedrock material, everything inside of this frame will be treated as the gate, and any bedrock inside of this frame will be treated as the entrance/exit.
-Once you have your bedrock frame created, make any shape with any blocks inside of the frame, here is an example export frame: Export Frame
-Once you are happy with the gate, run the command:
-    /sgc export <gatefile>
-You will then be asked to select a few blocks:
--------------------------------------------------------
-The first block is where the sign will be drawn
-The second block is where the button will be drawn
-The third block is where the player will exit the gate
-The last block is the top-left of the bedrock frame
-Once you have selected these four blocks, if there were no errors, your gate will be saved to disk, and loaded into memory for instant use.
-You can see an example of exporting a gate in [this YouTube video](http://youtu.be/-U6IVWt43qw).
-
-### Dial
-The "/dial" command allows players to select a destination for a Stargate without requiring them to scroll through a large list of destinations. There are two modes to the /dial command.
-
-> Interactive
-The interactive mode is invoked with the command:
-    `/dial <destination>`
-This will make the next gate the player activates dial the given destination if available.
-
-> Direct
-Direct dialing is used to open a gate directly to another without requiring the player to interact with the gate, it is invoked as such:
-    `/dial <source> <destination> <network>`
-If the network is not supplied, the default Stargate network will be used. If the source/destination exist on the same network, and the player has access to them, the gates will be opened with a connection to eachother.
 
 ## Configuration
 Not yet available.