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v0.1.2

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@Neoxra Neoxra released this 31 May 23:22

🌳 BehaviorTree Viewer v0.1.2

Your trees, now with x-ray vision. This release follows subtrees across files, lets you collapse the noise, and even spits out a PDF when someone inevitably asks for "the diagram."

✨ What's new since v0.1.1

  • 🔗 Cross-file SubTree resolution - jump straight through SubTree references into the file that defines them, with a per-node expand chevron and source-file navigation.
  • 📄 Export to PDF - one toolbar click captures the current theme, layout, and collapse state. Great for docs, reviews, and slide decks.
  • 📂 Open any file, no nagging - point the viewer at any file without the "are you sure?" prompt.
  • 🔌 Live monitoring is now optional - the viewer activates even when there's no usable zeromq native binary, so visualisation works everywhere. Live ZMQ monitoring lights up automatically when the binary is available.

⚡ Install (the easy way)

👉 Install from the VS Code Marketplace

Hit the green Install button on that page and your editor takes it from there. (Or just search BehaviorTree Viewer in the Extensions panel.)

🔧 Install (the manual way)

Prefer doing it yourself? Grab behaviortree-viewer-0.1.2.vsix from the assets below, then either:

  • Command line: code --install-extension behaviortree-viewer-0.1.2.vsix
  • From inside VS Code: Extensions panel → ... menu → Install from VSIX...

🐧 Note: the bundled live-ZMQ binary targets Linux x64. On other platforms the viewer still works fully; only live monitoring stays dormant until a matching binary is present.

Happy ticking. 🚀

v0.1.1

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@Neoxra Neoxra released this 29 May 02:19

🌳 BehaviorTree Viewer v0.1.1

Stop squinting at raw XML. See your BehaviorTree.CPP v4 trees the way you actually think about them, with live ZMQ monitoring so you can watch ticks flow through in real time.

⚡ Install (the easy way)

👉 Install from the VS Code Marketplace

Hit the green Install button on that page and your editor takes it from there. (Or just search BehaviorTree Viewer in the Extensions panel.)

🔧 Install (the manual way)

Prefer doing it yourself? Grab behaviortree-viewer-0.1.1.vsix from the assets below, then either:

  • Command line: code --install-extension behaviortree-viewer-0.1.1.vsix
  • From inside VS Code: Extensions panel → ... menu → Install from VSIX...

Happy ticking. 🚀