a crumb of extra readability

Themes/_fallback/docs/Actors/ComboGraph.luadoc

@@ -2,16 +2,16 @@
 --
 -- The ComboGraph will display the combos for a score on a graph.
 -- Although, it's a bit more integrated with PlayerStageStats than one might desire...
--- A ComboGraph can be created directly with `Def.ComboGraph`
--- Its primary use is in ScreenEvaluation
+-- A ComboGraph can be created directly with `Def.ComboGraph`.
+-- Its primary use is in ScreenEvaluation.
 -- @classmod ComboGraph
 
 
 --- Initialize the ComboGraph using the given metrics group.
 -- This is the way to customize a ComboGraph via metrics, creating a section as [groupName]. Children components are also loaded from Theme Graphics.
--- The children components are Actors named `<groupName> Backing` `<groupName> NormalCombo` `<groupName> MaxCombo`
--- Another child component that must be a @{BitmapText} is `<groupName> ComboNumber`
--- In metrics.ini, the metrics that must be defined are `BodyWidth` and `BodyHeight` under the section [groupName]
+-- The children components are Actors named `<groupName> Backing` `<groupName> NormalCombo` `<groupName> MaxCombo`.
+-- Another child component that must be a @{BitmapText} is `<groupName> ComboNumber`.
+-- In metrics.ini, the metrics that must be defined are `BodyWidth` and `BodyHeight` under the section [groupName].
 -- @tparam string metricsGroup The group to load from metrics.ini and Theme Graphics.
 -- @return self
 function ComboGraph:Load(metricsGroup)

Themes/_fallback/docs/Actors/MusicWheel.luadoc

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 --
 -- This class inherits methods from the @{WheelBase} class. A MusicWheel is the structure responsible for 
 -- allowing the user to scroll through songs and make a selection to play.
--- The easiest way to acquire the existing MusicWheel on a screen is `SCREENMAN:GetTopScreen():GetMusicWheel()`
+-- The easiest way to acquire the existing MusicWheel on a screen is `SCREENMAN:GetTopScreen():GetMusicWheel()`.
 -- @classmod MusicWheel
 
 --- Change the @{SortOrder} for the MusicWheel. This is the equivalent of pressing UpDown UpDown then making a choice.
@@ -30,9 +30,9 @@ end
 --- Use super-search to filter the MusicWheel
 -- This can be used to search for specific metadata for all Charts in the current Game.
 -- Multiple metadata fields can be searched by separating them with a `;`. When given multiple fields to search, any results must match all fields.
--- For example, to search for both the title and artist, `title=xxx;artist=yyy`
+-- For example, to search for both the title and artist, `title=xxx;artist=yyy`.
 -- If the search returned no results, then the previous successful search is executed again.
--- Valid metadata fields: `artist=` `author=` `title=` `subtitle=` `group=` `charter=` `stepper=` `pack=` `ck=`
+-- Valid metadata fields: `artist=` `author=` `title=` `subtitle=` `group=` `charter=` `stepper=` `pack=` `ck=`.
 -- @tparam string searchString The full search you want to run
 -- @return nil
 function MusicWheel:SongSearch(searchString)
@@ -70,7 +70,7 @@ end
 function MusicWheel:FilterByAndAgainstStepKeys(requireChartkeys, excludeChartkeys)
 end
 
---- Set the state of the Common Pack Filter for Multiplayer
+--- Set the state of the Common Pack Filter for Multiplayer.
 -- Turning this on filters out any packs that you do not have in common with other players in the lobby.
 -- @tparam bool toggle Turn the Common Pack Filter on or off.
 -- @treturn bool The new state of the Common Pack Filter

Themes/_fallback/docs/Actors/NoteField.luadoc

@@ -1,13 +1,13 @@
 --- NoteField class
 --
 -- This class contains the components responsible for displaying notes in gameplay.
--- The simplest way to get the NoteField in gameplay is `SCREENMAN:GetTopScreen():GetChild("PlayerP1"):GetChild("NoteField")`
+-- The simplest way to get the NoteField in gameplay is `SCREENMAN:GetTopScreen():GetChild("PlayerP1"):GetChild("NoteField")`.
 -- @classmod NoteField
 
 
 --- Set the function that executes every time the player steps.
 -- The callback function has the parameters `(intColumn, TapNoteScore)`.
--- The callback function returns 2 values, `intColumn, TapNoteScore`
+-- The callback function returns 2 values, `intColumn, TapNoteScore`.
 -- The point of passing and returning these values is to be able to redirect them.
 -- @see NoteField:Step
 -- @tparam func callback A function to execute later
@@ -16,8 +16,8 @@ function NoteField:set_step_callback(callback)
 end
 
 --- Set the function that executes every time the player presses a column.
--- The callback function has the parameter `(intColumn)`
--- The callback function returns 1 value, `intColumn`
+-- The callback function has the parameter `(intColumn)`.
+-- The callback function returns 1 value, `intColumn`.
 -- The point of passing and returning the column is to be able to redirect column numbers.
 -- @see NoteField:set_pressed
 -- @tparam func callback A function to execute later
@@ -26,21 +26,21 @@ function NoteField:set_set_pressed_callback(callback)
 end
 
 --- Set the function that executes every time the player tapped on a note.
--- The callback function has the parameters `(intColumn, TapNoteScore, boolBright)`
--- The callback function returns 3 values, `intColumn, TapNoteScore, boolBright`
+-- The callback function has the parameters `(intColumn, TapNoteScore, boolBright)`.
+-- The callback function returns 3 values, `intColumn, TapNoteScore, boolBright`.
 -- The point of passing and returning these values is to be able to redirect them.
--- The boolBright parameter is usually true when the current combo has passed BrightGhostComboThreshold
+-- The boolBright parameter is usually true when the current combo has passed BrightGhostComboThreshold.
 -- @see NoteField:did_tap_note
 -- @tparam func callback A function to execute later
 -- @return nil
 function NoteField:set_did_tap_note_callback(callback)
 end
 
 --- Set the function that executes every time the player taps on the head of a hold or roll.
--- The callback function has the parameters `(intColumn, HoldNoteScore, boolBright)`
--- The callback function returns 3 values, `intColumn, HoldNoteScore, boolBright`
+-- The callback function has the parameters `(intColumn, HoldNoteScore, boolBright)`.
+-- The callback function returns 3 values, `intColumn, HoldNoteScore, boolBright`.
 -- The point of passing and returning these values is to be able to redirect them.
--- The boolBright parameter is usually true when the current combo has passed BrightGhostComboThreshold
+-- The boolBright parameter is usually true when the current combo has passed BrightGhostComboThreshold.
 -- @see NoteField:did_hold_note
 -- @tparam func callback A function to execute later
 -- @return nil

Themes/_fallback/docs/Actors/Player.luadoc

@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 --- Player control class
 --
 -- This controls the user interaction with the current chart being played in gameplay.
--- One way to retrieve the Player in gameplay is `SCREENMAN:GetTopScreen():GetChild("PlayerP1")`
+-- One way to retrieve the Player in gameplay is `SCREENMAN:GetTopScreen():GetChild("PlayerP1")`.
 -- The Player owns the @{NoteField}, Combo, Tap Judgments, and Hold Judgments, among other things.
--- Most of these children can be found via GetChild by name, such as "Combo", "Judgment", "NoteField"
+-- Most of these children can be found via GetChild by name, such as "Combo", "Judgment", "NoteField".
 -- @classmod Player
 
 --- Set the Lifebar to a new given value.
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ end
 
 --- Retrieve the @{TimingData} that the Player is relying on.
 -- Normally, this is just the TimingData of the current @{Steps}.
--- This is like an alias of `GAMESTATE:GetCurrentSteps():GetTimingData()`
+-- This is like an alias of `GAMESTATE:GetCurrentSteps():GetTimingData()`.
 -- @treturn TimingData The TimingData of the currently playing Steps.
 function Player:GetPlayerTimingData()
 end

Themes/_fallback/docs/Actors/WheelBase.luadoc

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 --- Selection Wheel base class
 --
--- This is the base class for other wheel classes such as @{MusicWheel} and @{RoomWheel}
--- The easiest way to acquire the existing Wheel on a screen is `SCREENMAN:GetTopScreen():GetMusicWheel()`
+-- This is the base class for other wheel classes such as @{MusicWheel} and @{RoomWheel}.
+-- The easiest way to acquire the existing Wheel on a screen is `SCREENMAN:GetTopScreen():GetMusicWheel()`.
 -- @classmod WheelBase
 
 --- Move the wheel a given amount of choices in some direction.

Themes/_fallback/docs/Enums/HoldNoteScore.luadoc

@@ -2,6 +2,7 @@
 --
 -- HoldNoteScore is the enum representing the score for a hold or roll.
 -- The simplest way to pass them around in Lua is by directly referencing as a string.
+--
 -- Valid HoldNoteScores:
 --      "HoldNoteScore_None" (The lack of a score)
 --      "HoldNoteScore_LetGo" (The hold was dropped after hitting the head)

Themes/_fallback/docs/Enums/SortOrder.luadoc

@@ -2,6 +2,7 @@
 --
 -- SortOrder is the enum representing a SortOrder for Songs.
 -- The simplest way to pass them around in Lua is by directly referencing as a string.
+--
 -- Valid SortOrders:
 --      "SortOrder_Group"
 --      "SortOrder_Title"

Themes/_fallback/docs/Enums/TapNoteScore.luadoc

@@ -2,6 +2,7 @@
 --
 -- TapNoteScore is the enum representing the score for a tap.
 -- The simplest way to pass them around in Lua is by directly referencing as a string.
+--
 -- Valid TapNoteScores:
 --      "TapNoteScore_None" (The lack of a score)
 --      "TapNoteScore_HitMine"

Themes/_fallback/docs/Enums/WheelItemDataType.luadoc

@@ -2,6 +2,7 @@
 --
 -- WheelItemDataType is the enum representing the type for a WheelItem.
 -- The simplest way to pass them around in Lua is by directly referencing as a string.
+--
 -- Valid WheelItemDataTypes:
 --      "WheelItemDataType_Generic"
 --      "WheelItemDataType_Section"