My Powershell script flow chart

-Boot
	-Pre-phase
		-Declare consoleName = Console Master
		-Declare consoleVersion = 1.0
		-Declare prefix = consoleName + consoleVersion (i.e. Console Master 1.0)
		-Change console title to prefix
	-Post-phase
		-If the information for the server jar is missing OR If the information for the server Minecraft version is missing, go to first time setup menu
			-If this information does exist, move on to the main menu
		-If the console color information (this is created by the user) exists, then set the color for the entire console using the information
-First Time Setup
	-Change console title to prefix + Setup (Jar: N/A, MC N/A)
	-Welcome the user to the console ("Welcome to Console Master 1.0!)
	-Prompt the user to enter the name of the server jar file
	-Prompt the user to enter the minecraft version the user jar is made for
	-Send the java arguments "java -Xms1G -Xmx1G -jar nameOfServerJar.jar -o true" to the basic information file
	-Ask user if they want to customize the console colors
		-Check if they say Yes (Y/y) or No (N/n), if they don't, tell them to enter vaild arguments
		-If they say yes, move on to the color selection menu
			-Color Selection
				-Dsiplay all possible colors and what format to enter them information
				-Prompt user to enter their color choices
				-Save the data to the basic information file, then move on to the main menu as well as set the colors
		-If they say no, move on to the main menu after 5 seconds
-Main Menu
	-Display all possible operations
		1.Start the Server
		2.Settings
		3.Exit
	-If the user selects 1, move on to the server process
	-If the user selects 2, move on to the settings menu
	-If the user selects 3, close the console
	-If the user selects anything else, tell them they need to select a vaild operations

-Server Process
	-Startup Phase
		-Change title to prefix + Minecraft Server Running
		-Indicate the start of server logs with a line
		-Check for Ngrok
			-If Ngrok is NOT activte, tell the user that it is not active and that it will start Ngrok
				-Start Ngrok with a custom title in ANOTHER console since Ngrok has its own menu
			-If Ngrok IS active, tell the user that it is active and it doesn't need to be started again
		-Gather the java arguments from the basic information file to run and alert the user of this
		-Once collected, alert the user that arguments are collected and are executed
		-Display the log from the server
	-Shutdown Phase
		*******This only executes once the server returns a finished signal
		-Change title to prefix + Minecraft Server Running
		-Indicate the end of server logs with a line
		-Ask the user if they want to restart the server (Yes/No)
			-If the user says yes, then rerun the server startup process
			-If the user says no, then ask if they want to close the console
				-If they say yes, then ask if they want to close Ngrok aswell
					-If they say yes, then alert the user that Ngrok is closing
						-Once Ngrok is closed, alert the user that it is closed
						-Prompt the user to press any button to close the console
							-Close the console
					-If they say no, then leave Ngrok alone and prompt the user to press any button to close the console
							-Close the console
				-If they say no, then ask if they want ONLY to close Ngrok
					-If they say yes, then leave the console alone and just close Ngrok and alert the user that it is closed
						-Then move back to the main menu after 5 seconds
					-If they say no, then return to the main menu after 5 seconds
-Settings Menu
	-Display all possible operations
		1.Coloring - Set The Color Scheme
		2.Change Minecraft Version - Change What Version of Minecraft the Server is Using
		3.RAM Allocation - Set RAM Allocation (Advanced)
		4.Custom Arguments - Set custom arguments besides the RAM! (Advanced)
		5.Factory Reset  - [!!] Resets all settings back to first time setup
		6.Back To Main Menu
	-If the user selects 1, move on to coloring selection just like in first time setup (EXCEPT that when the user finishes, they are returned to the settings menu)
	-If the user selects 2, move on to the minecraft version changing process
	-If the user selects 3, move on to the RAM allocation setup
	-If the user selects 4, move on to the custom arguments setup
	-If the user selects 5, move on to the factory reset process
	-If the user selects 6, return back to the main menu
	-If the user selects anything else, tell them they need to select a vaild operations

-Minecraft Version Changing
	-Prompt the user to enter a new Minecraft version
		-If the version is the same, tell the user they they have entered the same version number as before, then ask them again to enter a new one
	-Save the new version to the basic information file
	-Return to settings menu after 5 seconds

-RAM Allocation Setup
	-Prompt the user to enter the minimum amount of RAM in Megabytes (M) or Gigabytes (G)
	-Then prompt the user to enter the maximum amount of RAM in Megabytes (M) or Gigabytes (G)
	-Save this data to the arguments file and tell the user that the data is saved
	-Move on to settings menu after 5 seconds

-Custom Arguments Setup
	-Warn the user that they should only change the arguments if they know what they are doing
	-Display the user's current arugments taken from the arguments file
	-Ask the user are they sure that they want to change these arguments
		-If yes, then ask them enter new arguments, while displaying a the old arguments
			-Once the user wants to save, ask are they sure they want to save the new settings
				-If yes, then write over the old settings and save the new ones in the arguments file
					-Once saved, then move back to the settings menu after 5 seconds
				-If no, then allow the user to make chanages to the new arguments
		-If no, then return to the settings menu after 5 seconds

-Factory Reset
	-Warn the user that ALL settings will be lost and they would have to set up the console again; then ask do they want to proceed
		-If yes, then begin to erase all files and reset all variables
			-Once fully reset, move on to first time setup after 5 seconds
		-If no, then return to settings menu after 5 seconds