Beehave documentation feedback

[bitbrain]

Hello!

Feel free to give us your honest feedback on the documentation of this addon, especially these places:

1. the official README.md
2. the official wiki

Things to consider:

• what do you like about the documentation? What don't you like and why?
• what could be improved on the existing documentation? Especially things like structure and ordering of things
• is there anything you would like to see on the documentation that is currently missing?

[BenjaminNavarro]

Since you mentioned this addon being node based and having a custom debug view I would suggest to put a couple of screenshots in the readme and the wiki. This would give potential users a quick idea of how things work with beehave.

In the wiki you could also put an example of a BT in its graphical form and how to write it with beehave. Or multiple small ones maybe to showcase all the available nodes.

[FonkinS]

I feel that the word learning is misleading. Learning should be for actual tutorials, like the one @bitbrain made. The descriptions of each of the nodes should be in a seperate branch, called Manual or Documentation or just Nodes.

As for the actual tutorials, it would be nice if they were both in video, and written format, so at the top of the page you might have the name of the tutorial, what its teaching, some keywords based on the nodes that it covers, then a video version of the tutorial, and then a kind of transcription, teaching the lesson in a written format.

[lostptr]

Is the part about begin_run and end_run missing? I could not find it...

[bitbrain]

Might have been lost in transition. We could add it to https://bitbra.in/beehave/#/action_leaf

[lostptr]

I think we need a section for all the overridable methods: tick, interrupt, begin_run and end_run as they are not exclusive to leaf nodes.

[keyinora]

Could you update the documentation on how to access the debug view?

I can't seem to find how to activate it.

[FonkinS]

The debug view was made during the documentation transition, and thus the documentation for it never existed. Maybe we can get @DarkMessiah to do it as he made the debug view, (if I remember correctly) and is thus most suited to explain it.

[DarkMessiah]

[keyinora]

I have the demo setup on my computer with the addon installed and this is what I see in the console, while it is running.

[DarkMessiah]

Oh, this is only for Godot 4 :'(

[bitbrain]

Godot 3 will enter maintenance mode anyways very soon, so worth moving to Godot 4! :)

We do not plan to migrate features to the Godot 3 of Beehave, unless someone raises a PR to do so.

[mechPenSketch]

I'd like to know how interupt(...) works and where should I call it (if the method is supposed to be called to begin with).

May or may not be related to interupt(...), but once a SequenceComposite tick(...) one of its child and receives SUCCESS or FAILURE, it will never tick(...) it again. Is there a way for the SequenceComposite to go back to its previous child? I'm also experimenting with SelectorReactiveComposite, which does loops back to the previous child as I hoped.

[EDITED] Nvm I've resolved the isue, which turned out not to be related to beehave, after all.