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-{
-  "label": "FaceTracking 101",
-  "position": 5,
-  "link": {
-    "type": "generated-index",
-    "description": "Learn the basics of how all this works"
-  }
-}
diff --git a/docs/facetracking101/breakdown.mdx b/docs/facetracking101/breakdown.mdx
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-# VRC Face Tracking Explanation
-
-:::info
-Under Construction
-:::
-
-<!-- ## Introduction
-
-So, you want to use face tracking in VRChat, but it is *all so confusing*!
-Do a search online and there are tons of videos on the Vive Facial Tracker, on complicated avatar setups and crazy looking graphs, blender tutorials and sync comparisons..
-
-And yet, it is still unclear how everything fits together..
-
-So let us go through how face tracking for VRChat works, step-by-step.
-
-First, lets look at how
-
-## Outside of VRC
-
-
-## Bridging the Gap
-
-As the VRCFaceTracking software page explains, VRCFaceTracking is an *intermediary* software that effective bridges your headset and VRChat.
-There are a couple of reasons why having a centralized intermediary is a good thing:
-
-1. Essentially all headset / face tracking hardware do not send data directly to VRChat.
-2. Even if the headset did, users would have to rely on exactly what the headset manufacturer sends in VRChat, which 
-
-
-## Within VRC -->
diff --git a/docs/facetracking101/faq.mdx b/docs/facetracking101/faq.mdx
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-# FAQ
-
-:::info
-Under Construction
-:::
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-# Glossary 
-
-:::info
-Under Construction
-:::
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diff --git a/docs/intro/getting-started.mdx b/docs/intro/getting-started.mdx
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 ### 1️ Download and Install VRCFaceTracking
 
-Download VRCFaceTracking from Steam®, or go to the [VRCFaceTracking program page](../vrcft-software/vrcft.mdx) to find alternative methods of installation.
+Download VRCFaceTracking from Steam®.
 
 <VRCFTInstallerCard/>
 
diff --git a/docs/tutorial-avatars/avatar-setup/basic_avatar_setup.mdx b/docs/tutorial-avatars/avatar-setup/basic_avatar_setup.mdx
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----
-sidebar_position: 1
----
+import ReactPlayer from 'react-player'
+
 
 # Basic Avatar Setup
 
-## *Setup* Setup
+## Prerequisites
 
 The first step to setting up your avatar with face tracking is to make sure that your face tracking works!
 
 Make sure that you have followed [Getting Started](../../intro/getting-started.mdx) and have a working hardware and software setup before getting down to working on your own avatars. 
 By doing this, you make your life when debugging your avatar *much* easier
+
+
+## Model Implementation
+:::info End Users
+If you're an end user, you should continue on with the recommended setup process of adding a pre-made template using VRCFury, like [Adjerry's template*](https://github.com/Adjerry91/VRCFaceTracking-Templates/wiki/Face-Tracking-Template-Setup).
+<small>*This is not software created by VRCFaceTracking and, therefore, we do not provide support or assistance using it.</small>
+:::
+Before doing anything else, you'll need to create blendshapes for your avatar that map to [Unified Expressions](../tutorial-avatars-extras/unified-blendshapes). These allow for a consistent look across headsets, as well as implementing most features headsets support.
+If you're editing a model, or this is your first time, [Hantnor](https://hantnor.com/) has made a video walking through her process:
+
+<div class="row" style={{display: 'flex',  justifyContent:'center', alignItems:'center'}}>
+    <ReactPlayer controls url='https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2kx4kSoo8Y'/>
+</div>
+
+
+
+## Unity Implementation
+Generally, using a template is the fastest way to make your blendshapes functional with VRCFaceTracking, but you're always welcome to implement it yourself in whatever way you want.
+
+If you decide to implement it yourself a full list of parameters used by VRCFaceTracking is [here.](../tutorial-avatars-extras/parameters)
+
+The most popular[^1] template available is one by Adjerry91. You can look through the wiki for it [here.](https://github.com/Adjerry91/VRCFaceTracking-Templates/wiki/Face-Tracking-Template-Setup)
+
+[^1]: As declared by me.
+
+## Done!
+This is a very oversimplified guide, but it does lay out the general steps to follow, and should give you the stepping stones to follow for more information.
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-{
-  "label": "Tracking Modules",
-  "position": 2,
-  "link": {
-    "type": "doc",
-    "id": "vrcft-software/modules/modules"
-  }
-}
diff --git a/docs/vrcft-software/modules/modules.mdx b/docs/vrcft-software/modules/modules.mdx
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-import DocCardList from '@theme/DocCardList';
-
-# VRCFaceTracking Modules
-
-Modules are a way to connect any face tracking hardware API to VRCFaceTracking.
-
-:::info
-Current modules pages in these docs are under construction! 
-Please refer to the [Module Registry](../vrcft.mdx#module-registry) view in the VRCFaceTracking program to view avaliable modules and install them. 
-:::
-
-## List of Modules
-
-<DocCardList />
-
-## Writing A New Module
-
-To learn how to make your own module for whatever input source you might want to use, check out the [Tracking Module SDK](../vrcft-sdk/tracking-module.mdx)
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-# SRanipal Module
-
-:::danger Still under construction!
-
-This reference document is still actively being worked on. 
-Changes are subject to happen discretionally.
-
-Please consider contributing by <EditUrl>editing this page!</EditUrl>
-
-:::
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diff --git a/docs/vrcft-software/vrcft.mdx b/docs/vrcft-software/vrcft.mdx
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+++ b/docs/vrcft-software/vrcft.mdx
@@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ VRCFaceTracking supports many different, community-made input "modules", which a
 ## Install VRCFaceTracking
 
 Click the banner card below to be directed to VRCFaceTracking's Steam® store page, from which you can add or install the program to your Steam library. 
-Alternatively, download the no-installer .zip of the program from the [latest release on Github](https://github.com/benaclejames/VRCFaceTracking/releases/latest/). 
+
 
 <VRCFTInstallerCard/>