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-# 5D Chess With Multiverse Time Travel Data Interface
+# 5D Chess With Multiverse Time Travel Notation 
 
-An **unofficial** C# (.Net Standard 2.0) library providing runtime memory-access to [5D Chess With Multiverse Time Travel](https://store.steampowered.com/app/1349230/5D_Chess_With_Multiverse_Time_Travel/).
 
-## Disclaimer
-While it should be stable for the most part, this library may still cause crashes/desyncs or other unexpected/unwanted behaviour, hence why the developers of this project cannot be held liable for any damage caused.
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-## Important notes
-Currently only reading data is supported. 
+https://github.com/GHXX/FiveDChessDataInterface
 
-While the library could be adapted to writing to the game's memory, it greatly increases the risk of crashing or desyncing; especially in online games, thus at this point no data is written to the game's memory. 
-Future versions of the library may include such features. 
+An **unofficial** program based on https://github.com/GHXX/FiveDChessDataInterface for saving notation from games of [5D Chess With Multiverse Time Travel](https://store.steampowered.com/app/1349230/5D_Chess_With_Multiverse_Time_Travel/).
 
-As a side note, cheating will never be possible, because of how the game is structured: 
-All moves are checked clientside and invalid moves are simply discarded, meaning if you moved a rook diagonally, it would not move at all on the other player's screen.
-Ontop of that, the goal of this project is not to create cheats for the game, instead it is aimed to support creating useful tools, such as a [chess clock that automatically switches when a player submits their moves](https://github.com/GHXX/FiveDChessClock).
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-## Example of using the library
+## Disclaimer
+While it should be stable for the most part, this library may still cause crashes/desyncs or other unexpected/unwanted behaviour, hence why the developers of this project cannot be held liable for any damage caused.
 
-The main object that is being used is the `DataInterface` object. Creating works as follows:
 
-* You can create it using the 'new'-keyword, passing a `System.Diagnostics.Process` object, which will link the DataInterface object to that process.
-* It's also possible to have the library automatically resolve the Game-process, but only if only if there is exactly one 5D Chess With Multiverse Time Travel process is running:
-  * Call `DataInterface.CreateAutomatically()`, which will either return an instance if everything worked, or throw an exception.
-  * Call `DataInterface.TryCreateAutomatically()`, which returns true on success, and passes back the created DataInterface object via an `out` parameter. Optionally it can also return the number of running game-processes, which will be 1 if true is returned.
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-Once you have acquired a `DataInterface` object, you can call its non-static methods, currently allowing you to read:
-* The number of chessboards that exist currently: `DataInterface.GetChessBoardAmount()`
-* (Not implemented yet) A list of all chessboard of the current game: `DataInterface.GetChessBoards()`
-* The size of all chessboard: `DataInterface.GetChessBoardSize()`
-* The current player's turn: `DataInterface.GetCurrentPlayersTurn()`
+## Usage
+Start this program while 5D chess is running (or vice versa). After you finish a game with at least 4 moves, a file with the name `5dpgn<date>_<time>.txt` will be saved in the folder you ran the program from. This contains the move information, but doesn't contain the name of the variant.