Configure-Quest.md

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 Before we get started, here is a list of variables you will need to deploy Hello-World to your Quest.
 |Variables                       |
 |---                             |
-|WVSUSR_Quest_APPID              |
+|WVSUSR_QUEST_APPID              |
 |WVSUSR_QUEST_APPSECRET          |
 |WVSUSR_ANDROID_KEY_ALIAS_NAME   |
 |WVSUSR_ANDROID_KEY_ALIAS_PASS   |
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Select **My Apps** to get started.
 
 ![newapp](https://wvs.io/wvs-project-examples/hello-world-unity-vr-quest/-/raw/main/rdmeimg/create_new_app_oculus.png)
 
-3. Click on the app you just created from the list of apps.
+3. Click on the app you just created from the list of apps in the [Oculus Developer Center](https://developer.oculus.com/) .
 
 4. On the left-hand side, select **API**.
     - In the center of the page, locate **APP ID** and save this number for later.
@@ -26,12 +26,12 @@ Select **My Apps** to get started.
 
 5. Now, we are going to move into the project on Unity. To clone your project to your local 
 directory, you can use the Desktop Client, the CLI, or the web app. Detailed steps can be found on our [Docs Site](https://docs.wvs.io/wiki/Projects/Clone/Clone-Project-in-Web-App.html).
-But you can clone using the Desktop Client.
-     - Select **Remote Projects** from the tab on the left-hand side. The project you just forked should 
+But to help you get started, you can clone using the Desktop Client.
+     - In your WVS Desktop Client, select **Remote Projects** from the tab on the left-hand side. The project you just forked should 
        appear on the list. Click Clone. Your Project should now be in the **My Projects** tab on the left.
 
 6. Once you have your project locally, you can make some changes to the project. 
-      - In the Desktop Client, you will start a changelist by selecting the **New Changelist** tab on 
+      - In the WVS Desktop Client, you will start a changelist by selecting the **New Changelist** tab on 
          the left. We want to start a changelist because we will be making some changes to the project 
         settings.
       - You will need to enter a name for your new changelist in the text field that has the text 
@@ -39,9 +39,9 @@ But you can clone using the Desktop Client.
       - You can ignore the optional file tree for locking files since we're just editing the project 
         settings.
       - Any files that got changed will automatically show up in the appropriate section under 
-        Modified Files in the desktop client. We won't commit any changes just yet.
+        Modified Files in the desktop client. **We won't commit any changes just yet.**
 
-7. Since your project is local, we can make some changes to the project settings. Open the project up in Unity. Here is a list of the variables you'll need to store in this step.
+7. Since your project is local, we can make some changes to the project settings. Open the project  in Unity. Here is a list of the variables you'll need to store in this step.
 
 |Variables |
 |---   |
@@ -62,30 +62,36 @@ But you can clone using the Desktop Client.
         `openssl base64 -A -in <yourKeystore>.keystore`
       - Copy the output (a long string) and save it for the following variable.
         **WVSUSR_ANDROID_KEYSTORE_BASE64**
-      - Now you are ready to push your changes to the remote repository, you will need to fill in 
-        the Changelist Notes section with a brief description of your changes.
-      - Finally,  press the COMMIT CHANGELIST button and follow the instructions to push.
       
-9. With all the variables that were collected in the previous steps, you'll enter them into your project variables in the WVS web.
-      - In the WVS web app, go to your project, scroll to the bottom, and in the left-hand nav, select 
+9. Grab your login information for your Unity Account and save the information with the others.
+
+|Variables | Description |
+|---   |--- |
+|WVSUSR_UNITY_PASS  | Your Unity Password |
+|WVSUSR_UNITY_USER  | Your Unity Username |
+
+10. With all the variables that were collected in the previous steps, you'll enter them into your project variables in the WVS web.
+      - In the WVS web app, go to **My Project >> View All Projects** and select your project. Scroll to the bottom, and in the left-hand nav, select 
         **Project Settings>> CI/CD**. Locate **Variables** and expand the section.
 ![var](https://wvs.io/wvs-project-examples/hello-world-unity-vr-quest/-/raw/main/rdmeimg/wvs1.png)
        
       - Click the **Add Variable** button and add all your variables from the list, one at a time.
 
-9. Once this is set up, you can enable the flows in the desktop client by doing the following.
+11. Once this is set up, you can enable the flows in the desktop client by doing the following.
       - The WVS Desktop client uses a simple interface to manage a single active changelist at a time. A 
         changelist is a list of changes that you will apply to your repository.
       - First, you need to select the **New Changelist** tab on the left
       - You will need to enter a name for your new changelist in the text field that has the text **Enter 
         New Changelist Name**
       - You can ignore the optional file tree for locking files since we're updating the flows.
-      - At this point, you may change the flows in your repository, and they will automatically show up in 
-        the appropriate section under **Modified Files.**
+      - At this point, you may change the flows in your repository, and they will automatically 
+        show up in the appropriate section under **Modified Files.**
       - The JSON files to change are in `.wvs/flows`
       - Open the first file, and you will change the second line `"Enabled": false` to `true`.
-
-10. Once the build completes, you can go to your [Oculus Developer Account](https://developer.oculus.com) and check that your build was deployed successfully.
+      - Now you are ready to push your changes to the remote repository, you will need to fill in 
+        the Changelist Notes section with a brief description of your changes.
+      - Finally,  press the COMMIT CHANGELIST button and follow the instructions to push.
+12. Once the build completes, you can go to your [Oculus Developer Account](https://developer.oculus.com) and check that your build was deployed successfully.
       - Go to your app and select Overview from the left-hand nav. You will see your build 
         information there once it is deployed successfully.
       - Your App should show up under APP LAB, and if it doesn't show automatically, you will