Fixed formatting and updated functions for latest commit

README.md

@@ -9,21 +9,22 @@ Add the library and header file into your project, they can be found in the `Syn
 
 ## Network Setup 
 Bundled with Synaction is ConnectivityManager, a MultipeerConnectivity wrapper. Synaction uses it to send data between devices.
-1.To set it up, first call `+sharedManagerWithDisplayName:`.
-2.On the host device call `-setupBrowser` and on the peers call `-advertiseSelfInSessions:YES`.
-3.To present the connection interface, on the view controller present the `browser` (property of the Connectivity Manager).
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+1. Call `+sharedInstance` on Synaction to initialize it and the connectiivty manager.
+2. On the host device call `-setupBrowser` and on the peers call `-advertiseSelfInSessions:YES`.
+3. To present the connection interface, on the view controller present the `browser` (property of the Connectivity Manager).
 
 ## Synaction Setup
-1. First get an instance of Synaction by calling `+sharedInstance`.
-2. To execute code at the same time, first calculate the offset with the host, by calling `- calculateTimeOffsetWithHostFromStart:YES` on the peer device(s).
+1. First get an instance of Synaction by calling `+sharedManager`.
+2. To execute code at the same time, first calculate the offset with the host, by calling `- calculateTimeOffsetWithHost` on the peer device(s) or `- askPeersToCalculateOffset:` on the host.
 3. Then use `- atExactTime:(uint64_t)val runBlock:(dispatch_block_t _Nonnull)block` to perform `block` at `val` nano time. `val` should be a value in nanoseconds. 
-4. To accurately calculate this value you can get the current mach time in nano seconds with `- currentNetworkTime`.
+4. To accurately calculate this value you can get the current mach time in nano seconds with `- currentNetworkTime` for network adjusted time (synced) and `- currentTime` for local device time.
 
 ##Documentation
 Documentation for the various functions will (hopefully) eventually be written. Meanwhile, the function names are pretty self explanatory, otherwise post an issue. If you'd like to contribute to the docs just submit a pull request.
 
 # Credits
-Both the connectivity manager, and the core components of the mach time calculations were found online.
+Both the connectivity manager, and the core components of the mach time calculations were found online and modified.
 [Connectvity Manager](http://stackoverflow.com/a/20907425/2210825 "Stackoverflow Answer")
 Mach Time Article: I'm currently not able to find the article from where I pulled this. If you're the author, or have doubts of where it comes from please open an issue!