Updated version to 3.2.

src/docs/asciidoc/jme3/setting_up_netbeans_and_jme3.adoc

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 = Setting up JME3 in Netbeans 8.x
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 :revdate: 2016/03/17 20:48
 :keywords: documentation, install
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@@ -16,17 +16,17 @@ Alternatively, you can use your favorite IDE: In this tutorial we show how to do
 
 [IMPORTANT]
 ====
-Note that the jMonkeyEngine SDK is built in top of the NetBeans Platform, and is identical to the NetBeans IDE for Java (plus some unique NetBeans plugins). Basically it's redundant and unnecessary to set up jME for NetBeans – but if you want to, it's easily possible. 
+Note that the jMonkeyEngine SDK is built in top of the NetBeans Platform, and is identical to the NetBeans IDE for Java (plus some unique NetBeans plugins). Basically it's redundant and unnecessary to set up jME for NetBeans – but if you want to, it's easily possible.
 ====
 
 
 
 == Downloading jME3
 
-The currently available JAR binaries are the nightly builds. 
+The currently available JAR binaries are the nightly builds.
 
 .  Download the most recent zipped build from link:https://github.com/jMonkeyEngine/jmonkeyengine/releases[https://github.com/jMonkeyEngine/jmonkeyengine/releases]
-.  Unzip the file and save it as `jME3.1-stable` in your NetBeansProjects directory. You should see the following files and directories:
+.  Unzip the file and save it as `jME3.2-stable` in your NetBeansProjects directory. You should see the following files and directories:
 ..  `lib/` - The jMonkeyEngine binaries and libraries. (Don't remove.)
 ..  `jMonkeyEngine3.jar` – Run this executable jar file to see various feature demos. (optional)
 ..  `javadoc/` - jME3 +++<abbr title="Application Programming Interface">API</abbr>+++ documentation. (optional)
@@ -52,26 +52,26 @@ Your project depends on the jMonkeyEngine libraries and needs to know where they
 
 .  In the Projects window of the HelloJME3 project, btn:[RMB] click the project's `Libraries` node and choose `Add Library`.
 .  In the `Add Library` dialog, click the btn:[Create] button.
-.  For the `Library Name` enter "`jME3.1-stable`".
+.  For the `Library Name` enter "`jME3.2-stable`".
 .  For the `Library Type` select `Class Libraries`.
 .  Click btn:[OK] and the `Customize Library` dialog will open.
-.  In the `Classpath` tab, click the btn:[Add Jar/Folder] button and navigate to the `lib/` directory located in your `~/NetBeansProjects/jME3.1-stable` folder.
+.  In the `Classpath` tab, click the btn:[Add Jar/Folder] button and navigate to the `lib/` directory located in your `~/NetBeansProjects/jME3.2-stable` folder.
 .  Select all JARs in `lib/` and when done click the btn:[Add Jar/Folder] button.
-* Optional: Configuring the `Source File`  editor for NetBeans. 
-**  In the `Sources` tab, click the btn:[Add Jar/Folder] button and navigate to the `sources/` directory located in your `~/NetBeansProjects/jME3.1-stable` folder.
+* Optional: Configuring the `Source File`  editor for NetBeans.
+**  In the `Sources` tab, click the btn:[Add Jar/Folder] button and navigate to the `sources/` directory located in your `~/NetBeansProjects/jME3.2-stable` folder.
 **  Select all JARs in `sources/` and when done click the btn:[Add Jar/Folder] button.
-* Optional: Configuring the JavaDoc Popups in NetBeans.  
-**  In the `Javadoc` tab, click the btn:[Add ZIP/Folder] button and navigate to the `javadoc/` folder located in your `~/NetBeansProjects/jME3.1-stable` folder.
+* Optional: Configuring the JavaDoc Popups in NetBeans. 
+**  In the `Javadoc` tab, click the btn:[Add ZIP/Folder] button and navigate to the `javadoc/` folder located in your `~/NetBeansProjects/jME3.2-stable` folder.
 **  Select the `javadoc/` folder but do not enter the directory, the `File Name` will change to `javadoc`. Click the btn:[Add ZIP/Folder] button to close the dialog.
 .  Click the btn:[OK] button, next click the btn:[Add Library] to create the library.
 
-The necessary libraries are now on the classpath and should appear in the Libraries list. You now have a global library you can add to any project. 
+The necessary libraries are now on the classpath and should appear in the Libraries list. You now have a global library you can add to any project.
 
 [NOTE]
 ====
 If you configured your library with sources and javadocs, open a class of your HelloJME3 project, place the caret into a jme3 class, and press kbd:[Ctrl] + kbd:[Space] to see the javadoc popup, as well as code-completion.
 
-To open the source file editor, btn:[RMB] click on any jME3 class or method, then select `menu:Navigate[Go To Source]`. 
+To open the source file editor, btn:[RMB] click on any jME3 class or method, then select `menu:Navigate[Go To Source]`.
 ====
 
 == Build & Run Tips in NetBeans
@@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ How to build and run in NetBeans:
 Tips for configuring the main class in NetBeans:
 
 *  btn:[RMB] select the HelloJME3 project and choose "`Set as main project`". Now you can use the toolbar buttons (clean&build, run, debug, etc) to control this project.
-*  btn:[RMB] select the HelloJME3 project and choose `Properties`. Go to the `Run` section. 
+*  btn:[RMB] select the HelloJME3 project and choose `Properties`. Go to the `Run` section.
 **  Under Main Class, specify the class that will be executed when you run the whole project. For now, enter `hellojme3.HelloJME3`.