Documentation

[renatopp]

This is actually related to all behavior3 projects.

My idea is to create a new repository (maybe behavior3/behavior3docs) with all documentation in markdown, so we could access it from the documentation (from web and desktop versions), keeping always updated, even when changing releases (specially for desktop).

This repository would have:

• Tutorials about behavior tree in general;
• Usability and interface guide for the editor;
• Reference about the JSON formats used in the B3;
• Reference about how to implement a client library in another language;
• Api and user guide for the client libraries, in special for the b3js;
• Application examples of behavior trees using the client libraries;

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[soundyogi]

I want to help with this, the two Repositorys and fragmented docs confused me a bit.
(there is a wiki in the old b3js repo but not here)
Since I am still learning perhaps I can help from a newbies perspective.

Perhaps a good Start would be getting the docs from the old repo?
Also there is much valuable information in your articles which could be extracted?

[gonnavis]

there is a wiki in the old b3js repo but not here

Hello @soundyogi , could you share the link ?

--- EDIT ---
I found it https://github.com/renatopp/behavior3js/wiki