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Author: Fernando-A-Rocha

elements/Matrix/Matrix.yaml

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 name: 'matrix'
 description: |
-  Matrices are one of the most powerful features of MTA [OOP](/OOP_Introduction). We did have a presence of Matrices before with [getElementMatrix](/getElementMatrix), but we were given an ugly disgusting table to play with. Now, with the new Matrix class, we can make and magically manipulate Matrices.
+  Matrices are one of the most powerful features of MTA [OOP](/reference/OOP). We did have a presence of Matrices before with [getElementMatrix](/getElementMatrix), but we were given an ugly disgusting table to play with. Now, with the new Matrix class, we can make and magically manipulate Matrices.
 
 oop_only_methods:
   - name: create

elements/Server/console.yaml

@@ -9,6 +9,3 @@ description: |
 preview_images:
     - path: 'server_console_help.jpg'
       description: 'Help output inside server console:'
-
-# see_also:
-#   - 'article:Server_Commands'

elements/Vector/Vector2.yaml

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 name: 'vector2'
 description: |
-  This is a 2D [Vector](/Vector) class.
+  This is a 2D [Vector](/reference/Vector) class.
 oop_only_methods:
   - name: create
     description: |

elements/Vector/Vector3.yaml

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 name: Vector3
 type: class
 description: |
-  Represents a 3D [Vector](/Vector). Used for storing and manipulating three-dimensional coordinates (x, y, z).
+  Represents a 3D [Vector](/reference/Vector). Used for storing and manipulating three-dimensional coordinates (x, y, z).
 oop_only_methods:
   - name: create
     description: |

elements/Vector/Vector4.yaml

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 name: Vector4
 type: class
 description: |
-  Represents a 4D [Vector](/Vector).
+  Represents a 4D [Vector](/reference/Vector).
 oop_only_methods:
   - name: create
     description: |

functions/File/fileCopy.yaml

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ shared: &shared
   notes:
     - type: 'tip'
       content: |
-        If you do not want to share the content of the created file with other servers, prepend the file path with @ (See [[filepath]] for more information).
+        If you do not want to share the content of the created file with other servers, prepend the file path with @ (See [Filepath](/reference/Filepath) for more information).
   oop:
     element: file
     static: true

functions/File/fileCreate.yaml

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@ shared: &shared
         To prevent memory leaks, ensure each successful call to [[fileCreate]] has a matching call to [[fileClose]].
     - type: 'tip'
       content: |
-        If you do not want to share the content of the created file with other servers, prepend the file path with @ (See [[filepath]] for more information).
+        If you do not want to share the content of the created file with other servers, prepend the file path with @ (See [Filepath](/reference/Filepath) for more information).
     - type: 'important'
       content: |
         It is important to remember to close a file after you've finished all your operations on it, especially if you've been writing to the file. If you don't close a file and your resource crashes, all changes to the file may be lost.

functions/File/fileDelete.yaml

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ shared: &shared
     - name: 'filePath'
       type: 'string'
       description: |
-        The [filepath](/filepath) of the file to delete in the following format: `:resourceName/path`. `resourceName` is the name of the resource the file is in, and 'path' is the path from the root directory of the resource to the file.
+        The [Filepath](/reference/Filepath) of the file to delete in the following format: `:resourceName/path`. `resourceName` is the name of the resource the file is in, and 'path' is the path from the root directory of the resource to the file.
         For example, if you want to delete a file name "myFile.txt" in the resource 'fileres', it can be deleted from another resource this way: `fileDelete(":fileres/myFile.txt")`.
         If the file is in the current resource, only the file path is necessary, e.g. `fileDelete("myFile.txt")`.
   returns:

functions/File/fileExists.yaml

@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ shared: &shared
     - name: 'filePath'
       type: 'string'
       description: |
-        The [filepath](/filepath) of the file, whose existence is going to be checked, in the following format: `:resourceName/path`. `resourceName` is the name of the resource the file is checked to be in, and 'path' is the path from the root directory of the resource to the file.
+        The [Filepath](/reference/Filepath) of the file, whose existence is going to be checked, in the following format: `:resourceName/path`. `resourceName` is the name of the resource the file is checked to be in, and 'path' is the path from the root directory of the resource to the file.
         For example, if you want to check whether a file named 'myfile.txt' exists in the resource 'mapcreator', it can be done from another resource this way: `fileExists(":mapcreator/myfile.txt")`.
         If the file, whose existence is going to be checked, is in the current resource, only the file path is necessary, e.g. `fileExists("myfile.txt")`. Note that you must use forward slashes '/' for the folders, backslashes '\' will return false.
   returns:

functions/File/fileOpen.yaml

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ shared: &shared
     - name: 'filePath'
       type: 'string'
       description: |
-        The [filepath](/filepath) of the file in the following format: `:resourceName/path`. `resourceName` is the name of the resource the file is in, and 'path' is the path from the root directory of the resource to the file.
+        The [Filepath](/reference/Filepath) of the file in the following format: `:resourceName/path`. `resourceName` is the name of the resource the file is in, and 'path' is the path from the root directory of the resource to the file.
         For example, if there is a file named `coolObjects.txt` in the resource `objectSearch`, it can be opened from another resource this way: `fileOpen(":objectSearch/coolObjects.txt")`.
         If the file is in the current resource, only the file path is necessary, e.g. `fileOpen("coolObjects.txt")`.
     - name: 'readOnly'