README Updates

CentOS/Arma/README.md

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Arma Scripts Documentation
 
-All script usages can be found by passing the "-h" flag unless explicity stated otherwise, for example:
+All script usages can be found by passing the "-h" flag unless explicitly stated otherwise, for example:
 `Arma-Start-Server -h`
 
 ## Arma-Install-Mod

CentOS/Minecraft/Minecraft-Start-Server.bash

@@ -72,7 +72,7 @@ log() {
   fi
 
   local FORMAT
-  FORMAT="[$(echo_rgb "$(date +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S%z)" 180 140 255)]"
+  FORMAT="[$(echo_rgb "$(date +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S)" 180 140 255)]"
 
   # Convert the level to uppercase
   local level

CentOS/Minecraft/README.md

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-Minecraft Server Uses Spigot
+# Minecraft Scripts Documentation
+
+All script usages can be found by passing the "-h" flag unless explicitly stated otherwise, for example:
+`Minecraft-Start-Server -h`
+
+
+## Ports
+
+| Type | Range |
+| --- | --- |
+| Game Ports | 12000-12099 |
+| Query Ports | 12100-12199 |
+| RCON Ports | 12200-12299 |
+
+
+## Minecraft-Start-Server
+Used to install or start a minecraft server. All minecraft servers are installed to ~/Minecraft/ (this directory 
+is created automatically)
+
+All Minecraft servers backup their `server.propeerties` file when launched with this script to their
+server directory/backups. e.g. `~/Minecraft/Server-1/backups/`
+
+- Usage:
+    - To run an existing server and overwrite RCON password
+        - `Minecraft-Start-Server -s <server id>`
+        - Example:
+            - `Minecraft-Start-Server -s 0`
+                - This would start "Minecraft-Server-0" and overwrite Minecraft's RCON password with the password
+                  provided by the script
+    - To run an existing server, but don't overwrite the RCON password
+        - `Minecraft-Start-Server -s <server id> -r`
+        - Example:
+            - `Minecraft-Start-Server -s 0`
+                - This would start "Minecraft-Server-0", but not overwrite the RCON password in Minecraft's config
+    - To install a new server
+        - `Minecraft-Start-Server -s <new server id> -j <path/to/minecraft/server/jar>`
+        - Example:
+            - `Minecraft-Start-Server -s 0 -j ~/minecraft_server1.17.1.jar`
+                - This would copy the provided server jar to Server-0 and install the server
+    - Flags
+        - `-s` | `--server`
+            - The server id that is provided to start/install the server
+            - Corresponds with the server in ~/Minecraft where the ID is the number in the directory name
+        - `-r` | `--rcon-ignore`
+            - This flag will ensure that Minecraft's rcon password is not overwritten by the script
+        - `-j` | `--jar`
+            - Path to a minecraft server jar and the server will install that jar to the given ID
+    
+##Minecraft-Connect-Server
+Used to connect to a running Minecraft server's console to see log output or kill the server with ^C (control + c)
+
+To disconnect from an Minecraft server without killing it type ^B D, that being hold `control` and `b` and then let go of
+*both* and hit `d`.
+
+
+- Usage
+    - `Minecraft-Connect-Server <server id>`
+        - Example:
+            - `Minecraft-Connect-Server 0`
+                - This would connect to the server prefixed with server number "0"
+    - Positional Arguments
+        - `<server id>`
+            - The server number corresponding to the server in ~/Minecraft/ where the server number is the last character in
+              the server name
+                - E.g. The server is named: "Server-0" then the server number would be "0"
+
+##Minecraft-Stop-Server
+Used to stop a running Minecraft server
+
+This sends ^C (control c) to the Minecraft server
+
+- Usage
+    - `Minecraft-Stop-Server <server id>`
+        - Example:
+            - `Minecraft-Stop-Server 0`
+                - This would stopthe server prefixed with server number "0"
+    - Positional Arguments
+        - `<server id>`
+            - The server number corresponding to the server in ~/Minecraft/ where the server number is the last character in
+              the server name
+                - E.g. The server is named: "Server-0" then the server number would be "0"