Update README.md

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@@ -99,15 +99,22 @@ If you prefer written instructions follow the instructions below:
 
 After follow the instructions above, last things you need to do is this:
 - Save your `authentication.json` file in the same folder as you saved the files for this bot.
-- Make a new folder in your Google Drive and share it (by right clicking on it and pressing share) with the email provided in the `authentication.json` file, give this email editor rights. The email is shown after `"client_email":`, on line 6. The email should look like: `[email protected]`. 
+- Open `authentication.json` and copy the email behind `"client_email":`
+![auth](https://github.com/StephanAkkerman/Axie_Manager_Bot/blob/main/img/authentication.png)
+- Open Google Drive and go to the folder that you want the bot to make the spreadsheets in, right click on that folder and press share
+![drive1](https://github.com/StephanAkkerman/Axie_Manager_Bot/blob/main/img/drive.png)
+- Share the folder with the client email out of `authentication.json`
+![drive2](https://github.com/StephanAkkerman/Axie_Manager_Bot/blob/main/img/drive2.png)
 
 ### Make the roles, channels, and spreadsheets
 Because no one likes to go through the process of making all the new channels, roles, and spreadsheets themselves I have written a script to do it for you.
 To run it you need to have followed the steps above, so you should have installed the dependencies, made the bot, and gave it access to your preferred Google Drive folder. If you have done all that you can execute the following code:
 ```
 $ python src/setup.py
 ```
-This will also rename `config_example.yaml` to just `config.yaml` so you do not need to worry about renaming that as well. After that is done you are ready for deploying the bot.
+This will also rename `config_example.yaml` to just `config.yaml` so you do not need to worry about renaming that as well. The result will look like this:
+![setup](https://github.com/StephanAkkerman/Axie_Manager_Bot/blob/main/img/setup.png)
+So as the last step for the setup you need to copy your Fernet key to `config.yaml` line 107, and after that is done you are ready for deploying the bot. 
 
 ### Scholars
 As you might have noticed the bot created a spreadsheet called Scholars. This spreadsheet functions as a database of your scholars. You can fill the values in by using the `!scholar <scholar_discord_name> <address> <split> <payout_address> <encrypted_key> <[manager]>` command or by adding it manually to the sheet. The picture below shows how the values should look like.
@@ -127,5 +134,6 @@ Example of an alert that the bot automatically sends:\
 - Copy the private key of the scholar you want to add to the database.
 - Encrypt it by sending a private message to the bot using `!encrypt <private_key>` and use this in the step below.
 - Add a scholar using the `!scholar <scholar_discord_name> <address> <split> <payout_address> <encrypted_key> <[manager]>` command. 
+- Add your funds address using `!funds <ronin_address>` so it can track your buys and sells.
 - Give your server users their dedicated roles.
 - See the results.