OTClient OTClient Documentation ?

[tavax]

Hello,
i was checking the OTClient but is f# hard to do something without Documentation,
is there any documentation?
At least for module? i have to guess all the methods and class... is so frustrating

Regards

 

[Source]

Not really.
There's the otclient wiki documentation: edubart/otclient (https://github.com/edubart/otclient/wiki)
Specifically about modules: edubart/otclient (https://github.com/edubart/otclient/wiki/Module-Tutorial)
And then there's auto-generated otclient documentation using doxygen that I posted here last month:

Open Tibia Software Documentation (OTClient etc)

Hey. I found a piece of software a couple of days ago that seemed helpful in generating basic documentation + call, called & include graphs (flowcharts) of any C++ software. Thought I'd share the docs with all ya'll in case it might help someone out. Index of /doc (https://www.wizniz.net/doc/)...

otland.net

 

[oen432]

Best documentation right now is reading source code.

 

[tavax]

Not really.
There's the otclient wiki documentation: edubart/otclient (https://github.com/edubart/otclient/wiki)
Specifically about modules: edubart/otclient (https://github.com/edubart/otclient/wiki/Module-Tutorial)
And then there's auto-generated otclient documentation using doxygen that I posted here last month:

Open Tibia Software Documentation (OTClient etc)

Hey. I found a piece of software a couple of days ago that seemed helpful in generating basic documentation + call, called & include graphs (flowcharts) of any C++ software. Thought I'd share the docs with all ya'll in case it might help someone out. Index of /doc (https://www.wizniz.net/doc/)...

otland.net

I was reading your page right now, thanks
At least we have something

Best documentation right now is reading source code.

I was doing it but is a pain

 

[oen432]

I was doing it but is a pain

Depends if you are familiar with C++ and you can read code. For me it's easier this way rather than using this pseudo documentation that Source posted.

 

[Source]

C++ source code is highly intricate and detail-specific, Doxygen documentation is very simple and big picture-oriented, these are the differences and advantages/disadvantages in a nutshell.
I've changed the otclient framework to load all the modules/data embedded and ignore the filesystem/physfs, I'm by no means an expert, but I know at least enough to have done that, but especially in the beginning when I knew absolutely nothing about otclient, doxygen documentation would've helped me out a lot since a lot of my time was spent looking for function calls manually using grep for days/weeks.
Not to mention the source code is available as well through the web interface.

Feel free not to use it, either way it answers OP's question about otclient documentation.