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Can't say if this is pretty much simple or not seeing I am not a coder myself but let's go to your tutorial's appeal and visual factors which I think is also a component being looked at in tutorials.
Remember, for a tutorial, it would be much required if you are to make your first post or the tutorial itself really formal. Start off with the title written in something that'll make it easy to notice then to your Introduction where you are to describe an intro to your tutorial: what are you teaching, why is this important to know, based on the things you are seeing, are there users here who do not know this and might really serve useful to them and etc.
You will also need some handful knowledge of BB Codes (but actually that is for advance, screenshots are enough actually. It's the information that matters) to make your tutorial much more enjoyable to read at instead of reading through a wall of text that offers nothing to motivate you learning it. Add screenshots to support your statements and etc.
Lastly, the basic one, remove your signature in tutorials by editing your post and unchecking there the Show Signature.
That is how you reply when he is trying to help you to make this into a tutorial ?
The way you have it it is a short description. It is not a tutorial but with these other line breaks / explanations it may become something close enough to a tutorial.
The way you commented though is incredibly rude to someone trying to help.
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