instructions for WP8 updated

Example_unity4x/Assets/Plugins/WP8/README.txt

@@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ It seems that Unity 4.x is not recognizing the folder structure when creating th
 'Could not load type 'UnityEngine.Internal.$Metadata[..]'
 
 You will have to follow these steps:
+0. If you're targeting a the emulator an not a real device, then when it says WP/x86 you must read WP/ARM and the other way around. i.e. 1-5 is written considering you want to deploy to a real device.
 1. In your Unity project, remove the WP/x86 folder.
 2. Put the content of the WP/ARM folder into WP and remove WP/ARM folder.
 3. Generate the project.

Example_unity5/Assets/Plugins/WP8/README_Unity_5.txt

@@ -1,12 +1,13 @@
 For this to work properly you will have to do some extra work.
 
 You will have to follow these steps:
-1. In your Unity project, remove the WP/x86 folder.
-2. Select the content of the WP/ARM folder and in the Plugin Inspector check "Don't process".
-3. Make sure that the SQLite4Unity3d contains a placeholder to Assets/Plugins/SQLite4Unity3d.dll
+0. If you're targeting a the emulator an not a real device, then when it says WP/x86 you must read WP/ARM and the other way around. i.e. 1-5 is written considering you want to deploy to a real device.
+1. In your Unity project's Plugin inspector, remove the WP/x86 folder items from the WP8Player.
+2. Select the content of the WP/ARM folder and in the Plugin Inspector check "Don't process" and set them for WP8Player.
+3. Make sure that the SQLite4Unity3d.dll in your plugin folder contains a placeholder to Assets/Plugins/SQLite4Unity3d.dll
 3. Generate the project.
 4. Add the following references:
-	- sqlite.winmd (directly in the ARM folder)
-	- SQLite4Unity3d.dll
+	- sqlite.winmd (if you already have a sqlite reference in your project check it's the correct one in terms of architecture)
+	- SQLite4Unity3d.dll (maybe your project already has this reference but don't forget to check the architecture)
 	- SQLite for Windows Phone (Windows Phone/Extensions in your reference manager. You will have to download this with TOOLS > Extensions and Updates in your VS )
 5. You're ready to go!

Plugins/WP8/README_Unity_4x.txt

@@ -3,6 +3,7 @@ It seems that Unity 4.x is not recognizing the folder structure when creating th
 'Could not load type 'UnityEngine.Internal.$Metadata[..]'
 
 You will have to follow these steps:
+0. If you're targeting a the emulator an not a real device, then when it says WP/x86 you must read WP/ARM and the other way around. i.e. 1-5 is written considering you want to deploy to a real device.
 1. In your Unity project, remove the WP/x86 folder.
 2. Put the content of the WP/ARM folder into WP and remove WP/ARM folder.
 3. Generate the project.

Plugins/WP8/README_Unity_5.txt

@@ -1,12 +1,13 @@
 For this to work properly you will have to do some extra work.
 
 You will have to follow these steps:
-1. In your Unity project, remove the WP/x86 folder.
-2. Select the content of the WP/ARM folder and in the Plugin Inspector check "Don't process".
-3. Make sure that the SQLite4Unity3d contains a placeholder to Assets/Plugins/SQLite4Unity3d.dll
+0. If you're targeting a the emulator an not a real device, then when it says WP/x86 you must read WP/ARM and the other way around. i.e. 1-5 is written considering you want to deploy to a real device.
+1. In your Unity project's Plugin inspector, remove the WP/x86 folder items from the WP8Player.
+2. Select the content of the WP/ARM folder and in the Plugin Inspector check "Don't process" and set them for WP8Player.
+3. Make sure that the SQLite4Unity3d.dll in your plugin folder contains a placeholder to Assets/Plugins/SQLite4Unity3d.dll
 3. Generate the project.
 4. Add the following references:
-	- sqlite.winmd (directly in the ARM folder)
-	- SQLite4Unity3d.dll
+	- sqlite.winmd (if you already have a sqlite reference in your project check it's the correct one in terms of architecture)
+	- SQLite4Unity3d.dll (maybe your project already has this reference but don't forget to check the architecture)
 	- SQLite for Windows Phone (Windows Phone/Extensions in your reference manager. You will have to download this with TOOLS > Extensions and Updates in your VS )
 5. You're ready to go!