Small README included

Co-authored-by: sigonasr2 <sigonasr2@gmail.com>

README.md

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-# JavaProjectTemplate
-Provides a Java pipeline for building applications and deploying a JAR with ease. Providing a base graphical engine (fast pixel blitting) with support for input should be enough to get any project going.
+# PixelEngine
+A small pixel-based game / rendering engine made in Java highly influenced and similar to the olcPixelGameEngine.
 
-The system will also use the SigScript updating system to keep files up-to-date.
+Usage:
 
-## Usage:
-**./sig** - Shows a menu with all scripts. Example output:
-```
-    gitpod /workspace/JavaProjectTemplate (main) $ ./sig
+Main engine file is in `JavaProjectTemplate.java`. If you choose to rename this file you should probably have your IDE refactor it so all references change accordingly. Better to just leave it as-is.
 
-    Usage: ./sig <command> {args}
+You will also have to update the `sig` script with the new `PROJECT_NAME` value.
 
-    ====    Current Configuration   =====================
-            PROJECT_NAME    JavaProjectTemplate
-            PROJECT_DIR                 src/sig
-            MAIN_CLASS     sig.JavaProjectTemplate
-            OUT_DIR                         bin
-    =====================================================
+# Drawing
+You will find all possible drawing features under the `game` Panel object that is initialized for you. Draw commands all start with `Draw`. The example program contains quite a few of the possible draw commands available.
 
-    Command List:
-
-            build          Builds and runs the project.                                     
-            clean          Cleans up and removes unused files.                              
-            commit         Adds a commit message and pushes project to github repository.   
-            jar            Builds a runnable jar file using ${MAIN_CLASS} as an entry point and then runs the newly generated jar.
-```
-Configuration is modified at the top of the script file while the command list includes all included modules inside of `scripts`.
+# Input
+Mouse input is handled from the `Mouse` static instance. Can poll for `Held`,`Pressed`, and `Released` status of the mouse.
+Keyboard input is handled much the same way with the `Key` static instance. Also has `Held`,`Pressed`, and `Released` statuses per key. Keycodes come from the Java Swing `KeyEvent` class (ex.`KeyEvent.VK_UP`).