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-*| [JavaECS](../../README.md) | [docs](../overview.md) | [entity](./dir.md) | entity[]().md*
+*| [JavaECS](../../README.md) | [docs](../overview.md) | [entity](./dir.md) | Entity[]().md*
 # Entity
 
 ### Contents
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ e.g. character, vehicle, effect etc.
 
 ___An entity contains no further data.___
 
-In order to be useful, its identifier must be registered to one or more [components](../component/component.md).
+In order to be useful, its identifier must be registered to one or more [components](../component/Component.md).
 
 
 Entities are also initialised with a Java [BitSet](https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/util/BitSet.html). Each bit represents the index of a component, to determine which component an entity is registered to.
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 ```
 
 ## Notes
-* The only requirement for a Entity is that it has a unique ID. A more advanced [entity manager](../manager/entity_manager.md) could implement an ID system with ID regions, or using named IDs. 
+* The only requirement for a Entity is that it has a unique ID. A more advanced [entity manager](../manager/EntityManager.md) could implement an ID system with ID regions, or using named IDs. 
 Another approach could be to use the first byte as a grouping, in a similar way to how Bethesda Softworks' Skyrim utilises the first byte as a mod index
 * The maximum number of entities is limited by the size of the container used to store it. E.g., for a 32-bit unsigned integer, there are ~4.3 billion ID's available. But keep in mind that such a large amount of IDs will take significant time for each system to consider.