Updated readme for version 2.3.0

readme.md

@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ MyGame/Content/Maps/Map1/Map1
 MyGame/Content/BP/SomeSystem/SomeBP
 ```
 
-By default, assets are exported as Json. You can choose to export raw assets (.uasset files) instead by placing a `[Raw]` header above a list of assets. You can switch back to Json using a `[Json]`. Using `[Texture]` will export all texture from an asset. You can also combine multiple export types by comma separating them, such as `[Raw,Texture].
+By default, assets are exported as text. You can choose to export assets in their native format instead by placing a `[Raw]` header above a list of assets. You can switch back to text using a `[Text]` header. Using `[Texture]` will export all texture from an asset. You can also combine multiple export types by comma separating them, such as `[Raw,Texture]`.
 
 Lines that start with `#` are comments which are ignored by the program.
 
@@ -36,15 +36,15 @@ Here is a more complex asset list example.
 # Export all assets within a directory (including subdirectories)
 MyGame/Content/Maps/Map1/*
 
-[Json]
+[Text]
 MyGame/Content/BP/SomeSystem/SomeBP.uasset
 
 [Texture]
 # Export all assets in a directory as textures
 MyGame/Content/UI/Icons/*
 
 # Export the following assets as both Raw and Json
-[Raw,Json]
+[Raw,Text]
 MyGame/Content/UI/Component/MyButton
 ```