Update Creating a stargate

Creating-a-stargate.md

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 ## Building a gate:
 
-There are currently three default gate configurations. They all use the same structure as a standard nether portal. One
-gate is using obsidian blocks, one is using end bricks and the last uses sea lanterns. Only the sea lantern one can be
-used underwater. You must put a sign on one of the blocks in the middle of the layout to activate the portal (see next
+There are currently five default gate configurations. You can check out their designs in `plugins/Stargate/gates` One
+gate is using obsidian blocks in the same configuration as a standard nether portal, one is using end bricks, one uses sea lanterns, one is wider and uses a mix of obsidian and glowstone and the last one is also wide, and uses any kind of wool (with corners).
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+The sea lantern one is made to be put underwater, but any gate can be used underwater if you place a water-resistant button (like a coral) on the Stargate in the spot where the button belongs before activating it, or if you place a button-compatible block in the right place after the original button breaks from being underwater.
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+You must put a sign on one of the blocks in the middle of the layout to activate the portal (see next
 section). See the Custom Gate Layout section to learn how to add custom gates.
 
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     - 'N' is for hiding the network name
     - 'R' is for random gates. These follow standard permissions of gates, but have a random exit location every time a
       player enters. (Implicitly always on)
-    - 'U' is for a gate connecting to another through bungee (Implicitly always on)
-    - 'I' is for a silent gate, which does not output anything to the chat while teleporting. Increases immersion
-    - 'E' is for a gate without a sign. Only for fixed stargates
+    - 'U' is for a gate connecting to another through bungee¹ (Implicitly always on)
+    - 'Q' is for a silent gate, which does not output anything to the chat while teleporting. Increases immersion
+    - 'V' is for a gate without a sign. Only for fixed stargates
 
 The options are the single letter, not the word. So to make a private hidden gate, your 4th line would be 'PH'. The
 &\[0-9a-f] color codes are not counted in the character limit, thus allowing a 13-character name with an additional 2
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 - You can specify (and create) your own network on the third line of the sign when making a new gate.
 - Gates on one network will not see gates on the second network, and vice versa.
 - Gates on different worlds, but in the same network, will see each other.
-- If the gate is a bungee gate, the network name should be the name of the server as displayed when typing /servers
+- If the gate is a bungee¹ gate, the network name should be the name of the server as displayed when typing /servers
 
 #### Fixed gates:
 
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   however.
 - To create a fixed gate, specify a destination on the second line of the stargate sign.
 - Set the 4th line of the stargate sign to "A" to enable an always-open fixed gate.
-- A bungee gate is always automatically a fixed gate
+- A bungee¹ gate is always automatically a fixed gate
 
 #### Hidden Gates:
 
 - Hidden gates are like normal gates, but only show on the destination list of other gates under certain conditions.
 - A hidden gate is only visible to the creator of the gate, or somebody with the stargate.hidden permission.
-- Set the 4th line of the stargate sign to 'H' to make it a hidden gate.
+- Set the 4th line of the stargate sign to 'H' to make it a hidden gate.
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+¹ This works with velocity, but requires the [bungeebark](https://modrinth.com/plugin/bungeebark) plugin to be installed on the proxy.