README.rdoc in tracksperanto-2.9.9 vs README.rdoc in tracksperanto-2.10.0

@@ -53,11 +53,11 @@
 converted files already exist <b>they will be overwritten without warning</b>.
 
 == Format support
 
 Import and export support:
-* Nuke v5 script (Tracker3 nodes, also known as Tracker in the UI - this is the node that you track with)
+* Nuke v5 script (Tracker3 nodes, also known as Tracker in the UI - this is the node that you track with, and Reconcile3D)
 * Shake tracker node export (textfile with many tracks per file)
 * PFTrack 2dt (version 4 and 5) anf PFMatchit/PFTrack 2011 point track exports
 * Syntheyes 2D tracking data exports
 * 3DE point exports (as output by the default script) - versions 3 and 4
 * MatchMover Pro .rz2
@@ -72,13 +72,13 @@
 Export only:
 * AfterEffects .jsx script that creates one null object per tracker (run through the script editor)
 * Ruby (will make calls to Tracksperanto to create trackers/keyframes) - useful if you want to play with trackers as data
 * Maya locators (animated locators on an image plane)
 
-== Modularity
+== Editing your tracks while converting
 
-Tracksperanto is very modular and can process data passing through it (like
-scaling a proxy track up). Consult the --help option to see what is available.
+Tracksperanto has a number of features to scale, move, slip, distort and rename trackers.
+Consult the --help option to see what is available.
 
 == Development
 
 If you are interested in reusing Tracksperanto's code or adding modules to the software consult
 the {short developer introduction}[https://github.com/guerilla-di/tracksperanto/blob/master/DEVELOPER_DOCS.rdoc]