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| 3 | + ## Step 1: Navigate to Dev-Docs Panel |
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| 5 | +Open the Dev-Docs panel in your VS Code extension. |
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| 9 | +## Step 2: Initiate Custom Doc Creation |
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| 11 | +Click on the "Create Custom Doc" button to start the process. |
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| 15 | +## Step 3: Review Existing Code |
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| 17 | +Examine the existing code in your project, which may include functions for image processing and sprite generation. |
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| 21 | +## Step 4: Analyze Code Structure |
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| 23 | +Take a closer look at the structure of your code, including imports and function definitions. |
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| 27 | +## Step 5: Inspect Function Details |
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| 29 | +Examine the details of specific functions, such as `removeBackgroundColor` and `encodeImage`. |
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| 33 | +## Step 6: Review Additional Functions |
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| 35 | +Look at other functions in your code, like `getUniqueColors`. |
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| 39 | +## Step 7: Select Documentation File |
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| 41 | +Choose the "misc-cool-ways-to-use-this-sdk.md" file to document the SDK usage. |
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| 45 | +## Step 8: Document SDK Features |
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| 47 | +Write documentation outlining the cool ways to use the SDK, including creating custom character sprites, generating unique game environments, and automating spritesheet creation. |
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