🌳 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
SubTreereferences 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. 🚀