Replaced imagine -> assume

docs/step5/customizing-assets.md

@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 [<- Back (Step 5 - Customizing your project)](/docs/step5/main.md)
 # Ursina on Mobile - Customizing assets
 
-For the following tutorial, i imagine that your assets are under `game/assets` folder
+For the following tutorial, i assume that your assets are under `game/assets` folder
 
 You can add assets by doing that:
 1) Change [setup.py](/src/setup.py)/setup/build_apps/include_patterns to add your folder. Example:
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ You can add assets by doing that:
     ```
 2) Get all your assets in a list by writing this in your terminal:
     ```bash
-    # I imagine you are at the repo root
+    # I assume you are at the repo root
     cd src
     cd game
     cd assets
@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@ You can add assets by doing that:
         ```
     * Line 8:
         ```python
-        game_assets_src_dir = "game/assets" # As said at the top, I imagine your assets are in game/assets directory
+        game_assets_src_dir = "game/assets" # As said at the top, I assume your assets are in game/assets directory
         ```
         Modifying this line is very important, because it tells the setup that you have assets, because None tells the setup that there isn't any assets, so it won't copy them
 

docs/step5/customizing-your-game.md

@@ -15,13 +15,13 @@ You can put your ursina game into the [game folder](/src/game). Then, make sure
 As you'll see, building the game takes time. So, if you want to test your game without building you app each time, you can install ursina 7.0.0 for python3.8 by doing this:
 
 ```bash
-# I imagine that you're in the project root
+# I assume that you're in the project root
 python3.8 -m pip install src/wheels/ursina-7.0.0-py3-none-any.whl
 ```
 
 Then, you can test your game by doing this:
 ```bash
-# I imagine that you're in the project root, and that your main game file is game/__main__.py
+# I assume that you're in the project root, and that your main game file is game/__main__.py
 python3.8 src/game/__main__.py
 ```