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docs/developers/lightweight/protobuf/getting-started.mdx

@@ -63,11 +63,11 @@ Available fields for each message, including their types, are available on the B
 
 ## Integration Examples
 
-🔗 [Sending Apollo packets & Enabling Apollo modules](apollo/developers/lightweight/protobuf/packet-util)<br/>
-🔗 [Detecting players using LunarClient](apollo/developers/lightweight/protobuf/player-detection)<br/>
-🔗 [Common Apollo Objects](apollo/developers/lightweight/protobuf/object-util)<br/>
-🔗 [Adventure Util](apollo/developers/lightweight/protobuf/adventure-util)<br/>
-🔗 [Apollo Serverbound packets](apollo/developers/lightweight/protobuf/serverbound-packets)<br/>
-🔗 [Apollo Roundtrip packets](apollo/developers/lightweight/protobuf/roundtrip-packets)<br/>
+🔗 [Sending Apollo packets & Enabling Apollo modules](/packet-util)<br/>
+🔗 [Detecting players using LunarClient](/player-detection)<br/>
+🔗 [Common Apollo Objects](/object-util)<br/>
+🔗 [Adventure Util](/adventure-util)<br/>
+🔗 [Apollo Serverbound packets](/serverbound-packets)<br/>
+🔗 [Apollo Roundtrip packets](/roundtrip-packets)<br/>
 
 TODO mention module examples

docs/developers/lightweight/protobuf/player-detection.mdx

@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 
 ## Overview
 
-This example demonstrates how to detect whether a player is using Lunar Client by listening for the `PlayerRegisterChannelEvent` on the `lunar:apollo` channel. Additionally, it showcases how to enable Apollo Modules using utility methods from [ProtobufPacketUtil](/apollo/developers/lightweight/protobuf/packet-util)
+This example demonstrates how to detect whether a player is using Lunar Client by listening for the `PlayerRegisterChannelEvent` on the `lunar:apollo` channel. Additionally, it showcases how to enable Apollo Modules using utility methods from [ProtobufPacketUtil](/packet-util)
 
 ## Integration
 

docs/developers/lightweight/protobuf/serverbound-packets.mdx

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@
 
 Players using Lunar Client may send packets to the server for specific Apollo modules, such as the `PacketEnrichment Module` or during a the player joining the server. This example demonstrates how to handle packets sent from the client that are related to Apollo.
 
-Additionally, the `Transfer Module` expects a response packet from the client after the server sends a request. For an example of how to handle roundtrip packets, visit [Packet Roundtrip Example](apollo/developers/lightweight/protobuf/roundtrip-packets)
+Additionally, the `Transfer Module` expects a response packet from the client after the server sends a request. For an example of how to handle roundtrip packets, visit [Packet Roundtrip Example](/roundtrip-packets)
 
 ## Integration
 

docs/developers/modules/packetenrichment.mdx

@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ The following events are related to the packet enrichment module, you can find m
 
 <Tab>
 
-Visit [Apollo Serverbound packets](apollo/developers/lightweight/protobuf/serverbound-packets)
+Visit [Apollo Serverbound packets](/apollo/developers/lightweight/protobuf/serverbound-packets)
 
 </Tab>
 

docs/developers/modules/waypoint.mdx

@@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ Custom colors can be created from any RGB values using `new Color(int red, int g
 <Tab>
 
 <Callout type="warning">
-    Make sure the server is sending the world name to the client as show in the [Player Detection](apollo/developers/lightweight/protobuf/player-detection) example.
+    Make sure the server is sending the world name to the client as show in the [Player Detection](/apollo/developers/lightweight/protobuf/player-detection) example.
 </Callout>
 
 ### Displaying a Waypoint
@@ -190,7 +190,7 @@ public void resetWaypointsExample(Player viewer) {
 <Tab>
 
 <Callout type="warning">
-    Make sure the server is sending the world name to the client as show in the [Player Detection](apollo/developers/lightweight/protobuf/player-detection) example.
+    Make sure the server is sending the world name to the client as show in the [Player Detection](/apollo/developers/lightweight/protobuf/player-detection) example.
 </Callout>
 
 ### Displaying a Waypoint