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@@ -11,7 +11,9 @@ This program will take in an image and generate a color palette based on the ima
 
 ## Usage
 
-`python3 newTheme.py [image]`
+`python3 instant_rice.py [image_path] [-r] [--nolock]`
+ - `-r`: pick a random image from your `Paths['wallpapers']` directory
+ - `--nolock`: bypass generating an i3 lock screen
 
 ## Requirements
 
@@ -24,9 +26,22 @@ This program will take in an image and generate a color palette based on the ima
 
  - Clone this repo to a safe place
  - Modify this script to adapt to your configuration
-    - With polybar, it is hard to uniquely identify the lines for the colors without knowing the line number, for this reason, the script will look for a specific line number to modify, and depending on your configuration you might have to change these line numbers. I use modified version of the stock config files for `i3` and `polybar`, so if your config is based on the stock config file, no changes *should* be necessary.
- - Update `paths.py` with the appropiate paths to your config files
+    - With Polybar, it is hard to uniquely identify the lines for the colors without knowing the line number, for this reason, the script will look for a specific line number to modify, and depending on your configuration you might have to change these line numbers. I use modified version of the stock config files for `i3` and `polybar`, so if your config is based on the stock config file, no changes *should* be necessary.
+ - Update `paths.py` with the appropriate paths to your config files
  - In your `.bashrc`, create an alias to the python script
-    - IE, `alias newtheme='python3 /home/chandler/Documents/newColors/newTheme.py'`
+    - IE, `alias rice='python3 /home/chandler/Documents/newColors/newTheme.py'`
  - reload your bash config/open & close your terminal
- - apply a new theme to your system!
+ - apply a new theme to your system (Ex: `rice -r`)!
+
+ ## Configuration
+
+ Instant Rice stores the locations of your configuration files alongside other settings in the `paths.py` folder within a python dictionary. Before using the program, verify the directories and settings are configured to your system. 
+ below is the default paths directory configured for my system:
+ ```
+    Paths = {
+            'i3': '/home/chandler/.config/i3/config',
+            'polybar': '/home/chandler/.config/polybar/config.ini',
+            'wallpapers': '/home/chandler/Pictures/papes/',
+            'lockscreen': '/home/chandler/.config/i3/'
+            }
+ ```