In-Game Documentation: A New Approach for Virtual Worlds
A blog post explores the concept of embedding documentation directly into games and virtual environments, rather than keeping it separate. The approach treats documentation like gyms, zoos, or museums - spaces users can explore and learn from naturally.
This idea aligns with insights from Pixels founder Luke Barwikowski, who notes that **virtual spaces need daily engagement through shared goals**. Gaming provides natural retention because it gives users something to do consistently.
Meanwhile, technical improvements continue with feedback from Arseny Kapoulkine ([@zeuxcg](https://github.com/zeux/meshoptimizer/discussions/874#discussioncomment-12900922)), one of the world's leading coders, sharing optimization suggestions.
The concept suggests documentation could become an explorable part of the environment itself - potentially making learning more intuitive and engaging for users in virtual worlds.