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@@ -76,16 +76,19 @@ The terrain generation is now handled by the new [world_generator](https://githu
 addon. 
 
 Right now the terrain is only going to be pseudo-random, as generating proper connected worlds are kind of super difficult,
-especially if you also have to mesh them in 3d. I think this solution can be extended later to be able to do a full continent / world randomization
-/ generation. 
+especially if you also have to mesh them in 3d. /
+I think this solution can be extended later to be able to do a full continent / world randomization / generation. 
 
-However for now the idea is that we have a World resource, this contains Continents, those zontain Zones, and those contain SubZones.\
-The position and size is predetermined by the designer. And then when a chunk needs to be generated it gets put into this world, and setup.
+For now the idea is that we have a World resource, this contains Continents, those zontain Zones, and those contain SubZones.\
+The position and size is predetermined by the designer. And then when a chunk needs to be generated it gets put into this world, and then these generate it's data.
 
 - World does mostly nothing on it's own for now, except for holding continents.
-- Right continents should handle things like oceans, and big mountains.
+- Continents handle things like oceans, and big mountains.
 - Zones generate proper terrain, and add props. They need to blend into continents.
-- SubZones can be used as spawners, prop spawners, or they can even do terrain mods.
+- SubZones can be used as spawners, prop spawners, or they can even do terrain modifications.
+
+So when a chunk needs to be generated, first the world gets it, then all continents which intersect with it's position,
+then all zones which intersect with it's position, then all subzones which intersect with it's position.
 
 The editor contains an addon to help with editing the world.