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README.md

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 3. <u>Hover</u> over a spectrum to visualize a short description below this paragraph.
 4. <u>Click</u> on a spectrum to visualize the raw data at the end of the page.
 
-### How to add a new fluorophore
-
-You can add a new fluorophore in 2 easy steps:
-
-##### (1) Add the fluorophore's excitation/emission spectra
-
-Add the excitation and emission spectra to the `data/fluorophore-spectra` folder as  tabulation-separated files (`.tsv`). The file name should be the fluorophore name followed by `_ex` or `_em`, respectively for excitation and emission spectra. For example, when adding the fluorophore `GFP`, two files should be added: `GFP_ex.tsv` and `GFP_em.tsv`.
-
-Each file should contain two columns (with a header line):
-
-* `w` is the wavelength in nanometers,
-* and `ri` is the relative intensity in a.u.. Please, note that the relative intensity should be in the 0-1 range.
-
-Check out the examples available in the default installation [here](https://github.com/ggirelli/SpectraScope/tree/master/data/fluorophore-spectra).
-
-##### (2) Updated the main fluorophore table
-
-Update the `data/fluorophores.tsv` table by adding one line. The table contains 4 tabulation-separated columns:
-
-* `name` is the fluorophore name,
-* `wex` is the wavelength (in nm) of the excitation peak,
-* `wem` is the wavelength (in nm) of the emission peak,
-* and `color` is either "auto" (in which case the color will be calculated based on `wem`; if `wem` is not in the visible range the automatic color will be "black") or an hexadecimal color string of your choice (useful when `wem` is outside the visible range).
-
-Check out the default fluorophores table [here](https://github.com/ggirelli/SpectraScope/blob/master/data/fluorophores.tsv)! In the case of EGFP, you would add a line like below:
-
-```
-EGFP 488    509 auto
-```
-
-### How to add a new filter
-
-You can add a new fluorophore in 2 easy steps:
-
-##### (1) Add the filter's transmission spectrum
-
-Add the transmission spectrum to the `data/filter-spectra` folder as  tabulation-separated files (`.tsv`). The file name should be the filter name. For example, when adding the filter `EM FF001-625-20`, the file should be named `EM FF01-625-20.tsv`.
-
-The transmission spectrum file should contain two columns (with a header line):
-
-* `w` is the wavelength in nanometers,
-* and `ri` is the relative transmitted intensity in a.u.. Please, note that the relative transmitted intensity should be in the 0-1 range.
-
-Check out the examples available in the default installation [here](https://github.com/ggirelli/SpectraScope/tree/master/data/filter-spectra).
-
-##### (2) Update the main filter table
-
-Update the `data/filters.tsv` table by adding one line. The table contains 7 tabulation-separated columns:
-
-* `name` is the fluorophore name,
-* `producer` is the filter brand,
-* `start` is the wavelength at which the transmittion window begins,
-* `width` is the width (in nm) of the transmittion window,
-* `color` is either "auto" (in which case the color will be calculated based on `start`; if `start` is not in the visible range the automatic color will be "black") or an hexadecimal color string of your choice (useful when `start` is outside the visible range),
-* `nickname` can be used to specify fluorophores compatible with the filters in a comma-separated fashion,
-* and `customDescription` can be used to write a short description that is then reported in the interface. If this column is left empty, then the description will be `start/width`.
-
-Check out the default filters table [here](https://github.com/ggirelli/SpectraScope/blob/master/data/filters.tsv)! In the case of the [Semrock FF605-Di02-25x36 filter](https://www.semrock.com/FilterDetails.aspx?id=FF605-Di02-25x36), you would add a line like below:
-
-```
-FF605-Di02  Semrock 605 Inf auto    AF594   
-```
+More info are available in our [Wiki](https://github.com/ggirelli/SpectraScope/wiki)!
 
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