Create-own-commands.md

 ### 1. use template "CommandNew"
 
-### 2. fill constructor with your keyword and number of params
+### 2. Rename "CommandNew to "Command<YourName>"
+
+### 3. fill constructor with your keyword and number of params
 ```java
 public CommandNew()
 {		
@@ -9,15 +11,15 @@ public CommandNew()
         super.helptText = "help.your-keyword";
 }
 ```
-### 3. in execute method implement your code after the `isValid()` check
+### 4. in execute method implement your code after the `isValid()` check
 
 Note:  
 - `command[0]` is the commandname, `command[1]` ist the first useabel paramater
 - you can use `bundle.getController().print(message);` to print a result to the console
 - if you have to enter custom variables in the command you have to pass them via the `CommandBundle`
 
-### 4. add your Command to `PossibleCommands`
+### 5. add your Command to `PossibleCommands`
 
-### 5. implement help text in `_en.properties` !IMPORTANT
+### 6. implement help text in `_en.properties` !IMPORTANT
 
 For additional examples look into included standard commands (list, help, clear)