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=== Private builds ===

To compile your very own private build along with a branch, open git administrator and <code>cd</code> to your source tree. There execute: <code>git init</code>, which initializes an empty <code>.git</code> folder. Without this it won't compile the built branch. ~~The~~ execute: <code>git checkout -b {name_of_your_branch}<code>, don't forget to remove the brackets!. Download this modified [https://drive.google.com/file/d/12UAYflPRiMpuZO1IafaEbcMDHRiEnNsO/view?usp=sharing razzle script] which has been edited to allow the detection of a created branch.

To compile your very own private build along with a branch, open git administrator and <code>cd</code> to your source tree. There execute: <code>git init</code>, which initializes an empty <code>.git</code> folder. Without this it won't compile the built branch. Then execute: <code>git checkout -b {name_of_your_branch}</code>, don't forget to remove the brackets!. Download this modified [https://drive.google.com/file/d/12UAYflPRiMpuZO1IafaEbcMDHRiEnNsO/view?usp=sharing razzle script] which has been edited to allow the detection of a created branch.

=== Official builds ===

The <code>official</code> parameter sets global definitions for official builds, which will make it match up closer to the retail builds, should be useful if you need to compare against retail for any reason. In difference of <code>offline</code> and similar flags, all binaries in this mode are built in retail mode and won't contain any private information, as well as postbuild logging will be enabled.

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 === Private builds ===
-To compile your very own private build along with a branch, open git administrator and <code>cd</code> to your source tree. There execute: <code>git init</code>, which initializes an empty <code>.git</code> folder. Without this it won't compile the built branch. The execute: <code>git checkout -b {name_of_your_branch}<code>, don't forget to remove the brackets!. Download this modified [https://drive.google.com/file/d/12UAYflPRiMpuZO1IafaEbcMDHRiEnNsO/view?usp=sharing razzle script] which has been edited to allow the detection of a created branch.
+To compile your very own private build along with a branch, open git administrator and <code>cd</code> to your source tree. There execute: <code>git init</code>, which initializes an empty <code>.git</code> folder. Without this it won't compile the built branch. Then execute: <code>git checkout -b {name_of_your_branch}</code>, don't forget to remove the brackets!. Download this modified [https://drive.google.com/file/d/12UAYflPRiMpuZO1IafaEbcMDHRiEnNsO/view?usp=sharing razzle script] which has been edited to allow the detection of a created branch.
 === Official builds ===
 The <code>official</code> parameter sets global definitions for official builds, which will make it match up closer to the retail builds, should be useful if you need to compare against retail for any reason. In difference of <code>offline</code> and similar flags, all binaries in this mode are built in retail mode and won't contain any private information, as well as postbuild logging will be enabled.