world: Fix spelling errors in multiple files.

Author: atom0s

world/client/0x0059/README.md

@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ _You can find more information about the header fields here: [**Header**](/world
 
 _The effect parameter._
 
-The client uses this value to inform the server of its local attempt to playout the crafting animations. When the client begins crafting, it will start playing several animations in a specific order along with a result animation based on the success status or failure of the synthesis. If the client fails to begin the crafting animations correctly, it will exit out of the synthesis early and set this value to `1` to make it as a failed attempt locally. Successful animation playing for the full synthesis attempt will set this value to `0`.
+The client uses this value to inform the server of its local attempt to play out the crafting animations. When the client begins crafting, it will start playing several animations in a specific order along with a result animation based on the success status or failure of the synthesis. If the client fails to begin the crafting animations correctly, it will exit out of the synthesis early and set this value to `1` to make it as a failed attempt locally. Successful animation playing for the full synthesis attempt will set this value to `0`.
 
 If the client fails to be properly set to the correct animation status while crafting, it will also cause this to be set to `1`. _(The client expects itself to be set to status `44` (`CAMP`).)_
 

world/client/0x005E/README.md

@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ _You can find more information about the header fields here: [**Header**](/world
 
 ### `RectID`
 
-_The fourcc tag of the zoneline that has been touched._
+_The fourcc tag of the zone line that has been touched._
 
 When exiting the mog house, this will be set to `zmrq` _(`0x71726D7A`)_.
 
@@ -109,7 +109,7 @@ If the client has not completed the given areas exit quest and only has the opti
 If the client has completed the given areas exit quest, then this value will change based on the menu option they select.
 
   - Selecting `Area you entered from.` will set this value to `0`.
-  - Selecting `Select an area to exit to.` will set this value based on the menu option choosen.
+  - Selecting `Select an area to exit to.` will set this value based on the menu option chosen.
 
 For example, when exiting the mog house of San d'Oria and selecting `Select an area to exit to.`, the following values are used for the available menu options:
 

world/client/0x0064/README.md

@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ _The clients server id._
 
 _The clients seen key item information for the table that contains the key item that was viewed._
 
-This value holds bits that mark key items as seen by the client. The key item information for both obtained and seen values makes use of table offsetting to allow for smaller amounts of data being transfered instead of sending the full object list in either direction. The `TableIndex` value is used to determine the starting point of where the `LookItemFlag` data begins.
+This value holds bits that mark key items as seen by the client. The key item information for both obtained and seen values makes use of table offsetting to allow for smaller amounts of data being transferred instead of sending the full object list in either direction. The `TableIndex` value is used to determine the starting point of where the `LookItemFlag` data begins.
 
 ### `ActIndex`
 

world/client/0x00DB/README.md

@@ -97,7 +97,7 @@ This value is set based on the packet `Kind`.
 
 When the packet `Kind` is `0`, this value will be set to the clients `PTR_pGlobalNowZone->ConfSys.SearchLanguage` value.
 
-When the packet `Kind` is `1`, this value will be set to the clients current party search languages. _(`Main Menu > Party > Languages`)_ This is a flag based value as more than one language can be choosen at once:
+When the packet `Kind` is `1`, this value will be set to the clients current party search languages. _(`Main Menu > Party > Languages`)_ This is a flag based value as more than one language can be chosen at once:
 
   - `0x01` - _Japanese_
   - `0x02` - _English_

world/client/0x00E0/README.md

@@ -147,6 +147,6 @@ This value is used to determine the kind of search message that the client has s
 
 ## Additional Information
 
-This packet is used by the client both when manually changing their search comment as well as automatically when zoning. The client will resend the current search comment information each time it enters a new area, ensuring the server has the desired search comment for the player. Due to this, the packet is handled in a special manner based on its contents. When the client first logs in, the search comment information will be defaulted. The `msgType` value will be defaulted as `0x00` until the client eventually sets their comment. Once the comment is set, the `msgType` value will continue to be the last type the client made use of. Even when they unset the comment, clearning it, the `msgType` will continue to be the last type that was used.
+This packet is used by the client both when manually changing their search comment as well as automatically when zoning. The client will resend the current search comment information each time it enters a new area, ensuring the server has the desired search comment for the player. Due to this, the packet is handled in a special manner based on its contents. When the client first logs in, the search comment information will be defaulted. The `msgType` value will be defaulted as `0x00` until the client eventually sets their comment. Once the comment is set, the `msgType` value will continue to be the last type the client made use of. Even when they unset the comment, clearing it, the `msgType` will continue to be the last type that was used.
 
 The server determines if the comment is in-use by checking the actual `sMessage` content. If the entire comment is the default value of all spaces _(`0x20`)_ it means the client has cleared the message and no longer wishes to have a search comment set.

world/client/0x00FA/README.md

@@ -103,7 +103,7 @@ The first floor of the mog house offers the least amount of usable space for bot
   - **Floor:** `19 x 23` grid with an `8 x 18` unusable rectangle from the door to the center of the room.
   - **Walls:** `5` usable wall slots.
 
-The first floor has a large `8 x 18` rectangle in front of the door, including the area where the permanent rug is located, which is completely unsuable. The walls on the first floor of the mog house are also restricted in that you can only store `1` item per wall with a total of `5` walls being usable. _(There are four other wall spaces on the first floor that are not usable at all.)_
+The first floor has a large `8 x 18` rectangle in front of the door, including the area where the permanent rug is located, which is completely unusable. The walls on the first floor of the mog house are also restricted in that you can only store `1` item per wall with a total of `5` walls being usable. _(There are four other wall spaces on the first floor that are not usable at all.)_
 
 The first floor wall spaces are offset differently than the second floors as well. Please view the below diagram for an example of how the wall placements work.