I: External File Manipulation
1. Create a folder in the Characters subdirectory of your project with an easy-to-associate name (like Wright for Phoenix Wright, Butz for Larry Butz, Maya for Maya Fey, etc.)
2. Put all the GIFs for that character into that folder.
3. Start renaming the GIFs as such:
- For the normal pose, rename the GIF to the same name as the folder. I.E. Wright for wright-normal(a).gif, etc.
- For other poses, rename the GIF to the same name as the folder with a word after it for the particular pose you want it to be associated with. For example, for Phoenix's Confident sprite, I'd name it WrightConfident.gif
- For the Talking sprites, rename the GIF to the same name as the non-talking sprite it's associated with, but with a _T at the end. For my Confident talking sprite, that would be WrightConfident_T.gif.

II. Adding Characters to your Case
1. In the editing screen for your project, go to Database->Characters.
2. In the Character Name box, enter the character's name (like Phoenix Wright, for example)
3. In the Filename box, enter the folder's name that all the character's GIFs are in (like Wright for Phoenix Wright, for example.)
4. In the Display Name/Dialog Name box (I forget exactly what it's called), enter the name you want to appear whenever the character is talking in your case (I'd use Phoenix for Phoenix Wright, for example.)
5. Optionally, you may set the character's age, whether he/she is a prosecutor, DA, or NPC/Witness, their gender, and a little profile information. Currently this has no use, unless I'm missing something.
6. Remember to hit the Create button. Your character is now ready for use!
7. To make the character appear on screen, go into an action list, click a new line, hit character appearance, choose the character you want to appear and the pose they should take. You can also enable/disable lip-syncing (like if Phoenix is thinking, you could turn this off). Additionally, after you make at least one Character Appearance line, you can set it up so the character fades in, fades out, or becomes instantly visible/invisible.

WHAT IS RAGE.EXE?
Rage.exe is the standard exe encoding file your .exe is build from. Let's say it's like a house, and then you put your stuff into it and it becomes YOUR house. Basically Rage.exe is setting the standards. Why it's named Rage.exe is because when I beta-tested it, it liked to crash my pc.

WHAT DOES AGE, GENDER AND DESCRIPTION?
Saying that gender, age and description does nothing is technically wrong. Saying they're useless is true, though. These infos are saved in the memory and was going to be used for person evidence.

THE BLACK SCREEN THAT APPEARS WHEN YOU BUILD, WHAT IS IT?
It's the program putting all your material into it's new house, I mean Rage.exe.

SOME OLD (2.0) EXAMPLES DOESN'T WORK WITH 2.1, WRY IS THAT?
I almost entirely redid the system, so really old files had a hard time making the cut.

AFTER THE BLACK SCREEN, THE GAME FREEZES FOR SOME SECONDS, WHY IS THAT?
The game is gathering all the resources, depending on the resource file size and the case size, it'll take some time. Let it be and make sure it's in focus. It'll be done eventually.