update readme

Author: bohdon

README.md

@@ -9,10 +9,14 @@ A collection of workflow related tools for Maya.
     - Windows: `~/Documents/maya/modules/`
     - Mac: `~/Library/Preferences/Autodesk/maya/modules/`
     - Linux: `~/maya/modules/`
-- You may have to create the `modules` folder if it does not exist
-- Once installed, the result should look like this:
-    - `.../modules/workflowtools/...`
-    - `.../modules/workflowtools.mod`
+
+> Note that you may need to create the `modules` folder if it does not exist.
+    
+Once installed, the result should look like this:
+```
+.../modules/workflowtools/
+.../modules/workflowtools.mod
+```
 
 ## Setup & Usage
 

src/workflowtools/scripts/quickmenus/README.md

@@ -4,40 +4,40 @@ A set of marking menus for making common tasks more eficient.
 
 There are currently 2 sets of menus, F-Menus, and Q-Menus, named by the default hotkeys that they are assigned to.
 
+## Hotkey Setup
+
+After launching Maya, a first-time setup is required for registering the hotkeys, run this python script in the Script
+Editor:
+
+```python
+import quickmenus
+quickmenus.qmenus.registerHotkeys()
+quickmenus.fmenus.registerHotkeys()
+```
 
 ## F-Menus
 
-F-menus allow you to create quick selection sets that are assigned to slots in a radial marking menu. They are designed for workflows like animation, where it is faster to use the gestural nature of marking menus instead of having to use a picker UI or select controls interactively.
+F-menus allow you to create quick selection sets that are assigned to slots in a radial marking menu. They are designed
+for workflows like animation, where it is faster to use the gestural nature of marking menus instead of having to use a
+picker UI or select controls interactively.
 
 #### Usage
 
 - Hold `f` and use `left-mouse-button` to summon the main quick selection menu.
-- Hold `f` and use `right-mouse-button` to summon a manager menu for switching between different collections of quick select sets.
-
+- Hold `f` and use `right-mouse-button` to summon a manager menu for switching between different collections of quick
+  select sets.
 
 ## Q-Menus
 
-Q-menus are a set of selection and display related marking menus. Menus include a selection masking radial menu, display masking radial menu, and improved component selection mode switching. The Q-Menus are assigned to Q because of the relationship with the Q (selection) tool itself.
+Q-menus are a set of selection and display related marking menus. Menus include a selection masking radial menu, display
+masking radial menu, and improved component selection mode switching. The Q-Menus are assigned to Q because of the
+relationship with the Q (selection) tool itself.
 
 #### Usage
 
 - Hold `q` and use `left-mouse-button` to summon the selection masking menu
 - Hold `q` and use `middle-mouse-button` to summon the display masking menu
 - Hold `q` and use `right-mouse-button` to summon a camera quick switching menu
 - Hold `alt+q` and use `left-mouse-button` to summon the component selection menu
-- Hold `alt+q` and use `middle-mouse-button` to summon a [resetter](https://github.com/bohdon/maya-resetter) menu for quickly resetting object transforms, etc
-
-
-## Setup
-
-After launching Maya, a first-time setup is required for registering the hotkeys, run this python script in the Script Editor:
-
-```python
-# register Quick Menu hotkeys
-quickmenus.qmenus.registerHotkeys()
-quickmenus.fmenus.registerHotkeys()
-```
-
-
-## Version 1.0.0 (2017-12-19)
-- Initial release
+- Hold `alt+q` and use `middle-mouse-button` to summon a [resetter](https://github.com/bohdon/maya-resetter) menu for
+  quickly resetting object transforms, etc

src/workflowtools/scripts/resetter/README.md

@@ -2,31 +2,39 @@
 
 A simple util for quickly resetting transform or other node attributes to their defaults in Maya.
 
-Resetter is most useful in animation workflows, where you often want to reset a control to its default state without having to type in 0s and 1s in the channel box. Any transform node can be reset to its "zeroed-out" state without any setup, and special attributes (such as IKFK blend attributes) can have their default values stored on the node so that they are also restored when resetting a node to its default state.
+Resetter is most useful in animation workflows, where you often want to reset a control to its default state without
+having to type in 0s and 1s in the channel box. Any transform node can be reset to its "zeroed-out" state without any
+setup, and special attributes (such as IKFK blend attributes) can have their default values stored on the node so that
+they are also restored when resetting a node to its default state.
 
+## Usage
 
-## Setup
-
-Run the following to launch the Resetter GUI:
+Run the following to launch the Resetter UI:
 
 ```python
 import resetter
 resetter.GUI()
 ```
 
-## Main Commands
+### Useful Commands
 
-Here are some of the main commands that make useful shelf buttons or hotkeys.
+Store the current keyable values for the selected nodes as defaults:
 
 ```python
 import resetter
-
-# store the selected nodes current keyable values as their defaults
 resetter.setDefaults()
+```
 
-# reset selected nodes using defined defaults or basic transform defaults
+Reset selected nodes using defined defaults or basic transform defaults:
+
+```python
+import resetter
 resetter.reset()
+```
+
+Reset selected nodes using only defined defaults:
 
-# reset selected nodes using only defined defaults
+```python
+import resetter
 resetter.reset(useBasicDefaults=False)
 ```

src/workflowtools/scripts/rmbmenuhook/README.md

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ Adding marking menus using hotkeys for most button combinations is easy, but the
 inextensible in vanilla Maya. This project makes it easy to conditionally add menus that can replace the RMB default
 marking menus.
 
-## Basic Example
+## Usage
 
 A simple example would be adding a menu that displays `Switch to IK` or `Switch to FK` if an IKFK animation control is
 selected.