diff --git a/game/src/definitions/characters.rpy b/game/src/definitions/characters.rpy
index 0dde48d..f838981 100644
--- a/game/src/definitions/characters.rpy
+++ b/game/src/definitions/characters.rpy
@@ -9,6 +9,7 @@
 # Not sprite, TAG. If you have a sprite like "olivia neutral" and you use a show statement like "show olivia" then the attributes
 # in the root of the layeredimage get applied no matter what, even if you're just using it to change unrelated transform properties.
 
+# THE BELOW INFORMATION PROBABLY IS WRONG, IT'S JUST RENPY DECIDING THAT 'None' IS A VALID INPUT TO PUT INTO ROTATIONS AND MAKES THINGS FUNKY. SEE TO THIS LATER.
 # Due to the use of offset, rotations also become dumb. I guess the offset gets unapplied as soon as you mess with rotation, so you have to re-apply them.
 # Probably has something to do with layeredimages and reapplying properties when called with the show statement now matter what
 #
@@ -37,6 +38,7 @@ layeredimage inco:
     xanchor 0.5
     # This prevents overlapping transluscent layers being visible, making sure the sprite look like it's just one sprite.
     # Possible downside is it eats up performance, possibly CPU and/or GPU. It's basically placebo in normal circumstances, but something to keep in mind.
+    # Actual downside is that calling this sprite in ATL distorts it, so only sprites that aren't meshed work I believe. Not a huge loss but very inconvenient.
     # TODO: Consider turning off mesh rendering on sprites for mobile ports.
     mesh True