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Offline documentation - offer
E1e5en
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In a time when the Internet is available almost always and everywhere, it seems ridiculous to talk about the offline version of the documentation. But this is sometimes necessary, for example, on the road. The engine repository contains a folder with HTML documentation. So why not add it to the distribution kit and add a button to open a page from this directory in the main menu in the "Help" item (you don't need a web server, just open it in your default browser)?
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The wiki is the official gideros doc, we can make it into pdf but it seems nobody needs this at the moment?
Another solution would be using a site downloader on the gideros wiki.
Likes: E1e5en
I already wrote at the beginning of the topic that this is not a very necessary thing, but sometimes useful.
P.S. If necessary, no one bothers to download this documentation from the repository.
I'm just studying the documentation from the wiki, thanks.
Likes: MoKaLux