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@@ -1,19 +1,21 @@
-# Deploy with the prebuilt Docker image
+# Docker
+
+## Deploy with the prebuilt Docker image
 
 Dockerfile and docker-compose.yml files have been provided to make deployment of the server as easy as possible.
 
 1. Download the docker-compose-{database}.yml file for the database type you would like to use.
-2. Open the docker-compose.yml file and edit the igdbclientid and igdbclientsecret to the values retrieved from your IGDB account
+2. Open the docker-compose.yml file and edit the environment variables igdbclientid and igdbclientsecret to the values retrieved from your IGDB account. Other environment variables that can be configured can be found here: https://github.com/gaseous-project/gaseous-server/wiki/Configuration-File
 3. Run the command ```docker-compose up -d```
 4. Connect to the host on port 5198
 
-# Build and deploy a Docker image from source
+## Build and deploy a Docker image from source
 
 Dockerfile and docker-compose-build.yml files have been provided to make deployment of the server as easy as possible.
 
 1. Clone the repo with ```git clone https://github.com/gaseous-project/gaseous-server.git```
 2. Change into the gaseous-server directory
-3. Open the docker-compose-{database}-build.yml file and edit the igdbclientid and igdbclientsecret to the values retrieved from your IGDB account
+3. Open the docker-compose-build.yml file and edit the environment variables igdbclientid and igdbclientsecret to the values retrieved from your IGDB account. Other environment variables that can be configured can be found here: https://github.com/gaseous-project/gaseous-server/wiki/Configuration-File
 4. Run the command ```docker-compose --file docker-compose-{database}-build.yml up -d```
 5. Connect to the host on port 5198
 
@@ -31,12 +33,13 @@ Dockerfile and docker-compose-build.yml files have been provided to make deploym
 8. Create a directory in the home directory of the user that will run the server. For example, if running as the user ```gaseous```, create the directory ```/home/gaseous/.gaseous-server```
 9. Change into the ```.gaseous-server``` directory created in the previous step
 10. Copy the JSON from the config file above into a new file named ```config.json```
-11. Update the database section with the database server hostname, username, password, and port
+11. Update the database section with the database server hostname, username, password, and port. A full description of the configuration options can be found here: https://github.com/gaseous-project/gaseous-server/wiki/Configuration-File
 12. Compile the server by changing back to the repo cloned earlier and executing:
     * ```dotnet restore "gaseous-server/gaseous-server.csproj"```
     * ```dotnet publish "gaseous-server/gaseous-server.csproj" --use-current-runtime --self-contained false -c Release -o <output directory>```
     * replace ```<output directory>``` with the directory of your choosing. The compiled application will be copied there. For this example we'll use ```/opt/gaseous-server```
-13. The server can then be started by executing ```dotnet /opt/gaseous-server/gaseous-server.dll```
+13. Download the EmulatorJS package from https://cdn.emulatorjs.org/releases/4.0.9.7z and extract the contents to the ``/opt/gaseous-server/wwwroot/emulators/EmulatorJS`` directory
+14. The server can then be started by executing ```dotnet /opt/gaseous-server/gaseous-server.dll```
     * If you would like the server to run on a different ip address and port (for example 0.0.0.0:8080), add the --urls argument: ```dotnet /opt/gaseous-server/gaseous-server.dll --urls http://0.0.0.0:8080```
 
 **Note**: The above instructions were tested on macOS Ventura, and Ubuntu 22.04.3. There was a report that Debian 11 had an issue with the git submodule commands (see: https://github.com/gaseous-project/gaseous-server/issues/71). This was possibly due to an older git package.