Update settings instructions in README

Improved the explanation of how to customize extension settings in VS Code by providing step-by-step instructions and clarifying how to find and modify Processing-related settings.

Author: SableRaf

README.md

@@ -39,11 +39,14 @@ When you run a sketch, a terminal will open at the bottom of VS Code to show the
 
 ## Settings
 
-You can customize the extension in VS Code settings (via `Ctrl + ,` on Windows/Linux or `Cmd + ,` on macOS).
-
-- `processing.autosave`: Automatically saves your sketch before running it. Default: `true`.
-- `processing.newWindow`: Opens sketches in a new VS Code window. If disabled, sketches open in the current window. Default: `true`.
-- `processing.version`: Choose which installed Processing version to use. Default is `latest`, but you can specify a version (e.g., `4.4.6`).
+You can customize the extension in VS Code settings
+
+1. Open Settings via `Ctrl + ,` on Windows/Linux or `Cmd + ,` on macOS.
+2. Search for "Processing" to find all available settings.
+3. Modify the settings as needed:
+   - `processing.autosave`: Automatically saves your sketch before running it. Default: `true`.
+   - `processing.newWindow`: Opens sketches in a new VS Code window. If disabled, sketches open in the current window. Default: `true`.
+   - `processing.version`: Choose which installed Processing version to use. Default is `latest`, but you can specify a version (e.g., `4.4.6`).
 
 ## Troubleshooting