Hey everyone! My name is Aragya Goyal, and I am a junior at Spring-Ford High School. I had an idea this past week about making a website that would be a one-stop shop for all things Vex EDR. Throughout my vex career, I have noticed a lack of resources on design and building. Even for simple systems…

We are no longer taking people to help out with the website since we have reached a number that we think should be a good amount in order to create the website. Thank you to everyone for their interest and we’ll keep the community updated on our progress!

While the vex forum is a great resource for new comers, I think a place with that has CAD models of the most commonly used mechanisms and concepts will be a great place for builders who are starting off.

I like the initiative you’re taking to increase the amount of mechanical knowledge out there for the VEX community! The VEX Advanced Wisdom project also has a dedicated wiki already up and we’d like to invite you to add to our mechanical section. We only recently started this mechanical section, and…

True, but this will make it so if someone has a question about a certain thing like a drive train in stead of writing a terribly long post About it, we can just add a link to the website.

I know HTML and I have made several websites.

You can build on past experiences as well: https://www.vexwiki.org

So the website will be built through the use of Google Sites but we will also be partnering up with the purdue sigbot website in order to help out each other.

Oh that’s cool, so really not that much code is needed since it’s being done through google sites?

For the wiki portion, the sigbots wiki has markup language that you can use to create your articles with. Creating a pull request to the github repository linked to the gitbook will allow you to add or modify articles.

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anon4126930 July 3, 2020, 10:38pm 16

This seems to already be made: