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-'''SuperCC''', often known as '''SuCC''' is an open-source Chip's Challenge emulator written in Java. It was created by [[Markus O.]] and has been maintained by [[User:MilkyWayWishes|A Sickly Silver Moon]] following Markus' departure from the community.
+'''SuperCC''', often known as '''SuCC''', is an open-source Chip's Challenge emulator written in Java. It was created by [[Markus O.]] and has been maintained by [[User:MilkyWayWishes|A Sickly Silver Moon]] following Markus' departure from the community. Unlike [[Tile World]], which aims to emulate the game as closely as possible, SuperCC is geared towards [[Optimization|optimizers]] and can be considered a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tool-assisted_speedrun TASing] program.
-Unlike [[Tile World]], which aims to emulate the game as closely as possible, SuperCC is geared towards [[optimization|optimizers]] and can be considered a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tool-assisted_speedrun TAS].
+SuperCC emulates the [[MS ruleset]] and does not support [[Lynx ruleset|Lynx]] or [[CC2 ruleset|CC2]] at this time.
-SuperCC emulates the [[MS]] ruleset and does not support [[Lynx]] or [[CC2]].
 == Features ==
-SuperCC does not emulate the game in real time, taking a step-by-step approach instead. After each move, the game is paused until the player makes another move, or performs a [[half-wait]] (by pressing the spacebar). Bad moves can also be rewinded (with the backspace key). It is also possible to save previous playing states and load them again afterwards.
+SuperCC does not emulate the game in real time, taking a step-by-step approach instead. After each move, the game is paused until the player makes another move, or performs a [[half-wait]] by pressing the spacebar. Bad moves can also be rewinded with the backspace key. Additionally, it is possible to save previous playing states and load them again afterwards.
-Unlike [[Tile World]] and [[MSCC]], which only show a 9 by 9 viewport, SuperCC displays the entire 32 by 32 map at once. Additionally, the default [[tileset]] clearly identifies real and fake [[blue wall]]s, [[hidden wall]]s and [[invisible wall]]s.
+Unlike [[Tile World]] and [[Microsoft's version of Chip's Challenge|MSCC]], which only show a 9 by 9 viewport, SuperCC can display the entire 32 by 32 map at once. Additionally, the default [[tileset]] clearly identifies real and fake [[blue wall]]s, [[hidden wall]]s and [[invisible wall]]s, making levels such as [[Now You See It]] far less challenging.
 Another feature unique to SuperCC is seed searching. In levels featuring [[random element]]s, SuperCC can search through all random seeds for the ones that will result in an optimal solution.
-== File formats ==
+=== Accuracy ===
-SuperCC can read levels in [[DAT]] format, and playback [[TWS]] solutions.
+SuperCC emulates the MS ruleset very accurately, and is able to playback all solutions from the [[public TWS]]. The few remaining emulation issues involve mouse usage, certain [[invalid tile]] combinations, and obscure glitches such as the [[Tank Top Glitch]], [[Convergence Glitch]] and [[Multiple Tank Glitch]]. Apart from mouse usage, none of these affect official levels.
-By default, SuperCC solutions are stored in JSON format, plain text files containing a list of moves. SuperCC can also export solutions into TWS format, with anti-cheating modifications.
-== Platform support ==
+Partial support for data resetting was also added, allowing many [[insane level]]s to be solved. However, [[the most insane level ever!]] remains unsolvable in SuperCC as the [[data resetting|autopsy reset]] does not work.
-SuperCC is written in the Java programming language and distributed in a JAR file; therefore, it can run on any system that supports Java 8 or later, including Windows, MacOS and Linux.
-== Accuracy ==
+== Miscellaneous data ==
-SuperCC emulates the MS ruleset very accurately, and is able to playback all solutions from the [[public TWS]]. The few remaining emulation issues involve mouse usage, certain [[invalid tile]] combinations, and obscure glitches such as the [[Tank Top Glitch]], [[Convergence Glitch]] and [[Multiple Tank Glitch]]. Apart from mouse usage, none of these affect official levels.
+=== File formats ===
+SuperCC can read levels in [[DAT]] format, and playback [[TWS]] solutions. By default, SuperCC solutions are stored in JSON format, plain text files containing a list of moves. SuperCC can also export solutions into TWS format, with anti-cheating modifications.
-SuperCC also features partial data resetting support, allowing many [[insane level]]s to be solved. However, [[the most insane level ever!]] remains unsolvable in SuperCC as [[data resetting|autopsy reset]] does not work.
+=== Platform support ===
+SuperCC is written in the Java programming language and distributed in a JAR file; it can run on any system that supports Java 8 or later, including Windows, MacOS and Linux.
 == See also ==
 * [[Tile World]]
-* [[SSViewer]]
 == External links ==
-* [http://cczone.invisionzone.com/files/file/687-supercc/ Download SuperCC] on [[CCZone]]
+* [http://cczone.invisionzone.com/files/file/687-supercc/ Download SuperCC] on [[CC Zone]]
 * [http://cczone.invisionzone.com/topic/1533-wip-supercc-a-chips-challenge-tasing-emulator/ CCZone thread]
 * [https://github.com/jgdhs27/SuperCC Markus' original SuperCC GitHub repository]