diff --git a/Reflect.md b/Reflect.md
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@@ -12,7 +12,33 @@ vectors %vectors% reflected at %vector% [in direction of %vector%]
 
 Reflects locations or vectors in another location or vector. 
 
-Let's show this with some examples. First a simple reflection in the origin:
+***
+
+## Table showing effect of the direction vector on reflection
+
+Transformation|Direction Vector
+---|---
+none|-1, -1, -1
+reflection|1, 1, 1
+x-axis reflection|-1, 1, 1
+y-axis reflection|1, -1, 1
+z-axis reflection|1, 1, -1
+x/z-plane reflection|-1, 1, -1
+y/z-plane reflection|1, -1, -1
+x/y-plane reflection|-1, -1, 1
+scaling by 2|-2, -2, -2
+reflection and scaling by 2|2, 2, 2
+reflection and scaling of x-axis by 2|2, 1, 1
+reflection and scaling of y-axis by 2|1, 2, 1
+reflection and scaling of z-axis by 2|1, 1, 2
+move all points to the center| 0, 0, 0
+set values of x-axis to x-value of center| 0, -1, -1
+set values of y-axis to y-value of center| -1, 0, -1
+set values of z-axis to z-value of center| -1, -1, 0
+
+***
+
+Let's show some examples. First a simple reflection in the origin:
 ```
 set {_line::*} to vector line from vector 0, 0, 0 to vector 1, 0, 0 and density 5
 set {_reflected::*} to vectors {_line::*} reflected at vector 0, 0, 0
@@ -40,31 +66,7 @@ set {_reflected::*} to {_line::*} reflected at player
 And the resulting image (green particles = before, flame particles = after):
 ![](https://i.imgur.com/ntJhTs8.png)
 
-We see that the line was mirrored along the z-axis. This is because the z-value of the direction vector was set to -1. The table in the next section shows how the direction vector will affect your reflection.
-
-***
-
-## Table showing effect of direction vector on reflection
-
-Transformation|Direction Vector
----|---
-none|-1, -1, -1
-reflection|1, 1, 1
-x-axis reflection|-1, 1, 1
-y-axis reflection|1, -1, 1
-z-axis reflection|1, 1, -1
-x/z-plane reflection|-1, 1, -1
-y/z-plane reflection|1, -1, -1
-x/y-plane reflection|-1, -1, 1
-scaling by 2|-2, -2, -2
-reflection and scaling by 2|2, 2, 2
-reflection and scaling of x-axis by 2|2, 1, 1
-reflection and scaling of y-axis by 2|1, 2, 1
-reflection and scaling of z-axis by 2|1, 1, 2
-move all points to the center| 0, 0, 0
-set values of x-axis to x-value of center| 0, -1, -1
-set values of y-axis to y-value of center| -1, 0, -1
-set values of z-axis to z-value of center| -1, -1, 0
+We see that the line was mirrored along the z-axis. This is because the z-value of the direction vector was set to -1. The table at the top shows an overview of the effect of the direction vector on the reflection.