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 # Robot Concepts
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 [![Build and Deploy](https://github.com/robot-education/robot-handbook/actions/workflows/gh-pages-deploy.yml/badge.svg?branch=main)](https://github.com/robot-education/robot-handbook/actions/workflows/gh-pages-deploy.yml)
 
 View the website by visiting [robothandbook.dev](https://robothandbook.dev).
 
 Robot Concepts is a collection of animations and other documentation intended to be a visual aid when explaining robotics
 concepts, primarily for an FRC audience. Animations created using [manim community](https://www.manim.community/).
 
-## Development
+<!-- ## Development
 This repository includes a vs-code dev container. To open the repository:
 1. Install [docker desktop](https://www.docker.com/products/docker-desktop/).
 2. Install [vs-code](https://code.visualstudio.com/download).
 3. Add the **Dev Containers** extension to vs-code.
-4. Open the command Palette (*Ctrl + Shift + P*), and run the *Dev Containers: Open Folder in Container* task. Select a folder containing a local copy of this repository.
+4. Open the command Palette (*Ctrl + Shift + P*), and run the *Dev Containers: Open Folder in Container* task. Select a folder containing a local copy of this repository. -->
 
 ### Build
-Individual animations in `source` may be compiled using the build script defined in `build.py`. To build every animation as low quality, run `build` from the command line.
-Run `build --help` to see additional information on how to compile specific paths, files, or animations. Built animations will be inserted into a `media` folder next to the generating file in `website`.
 
-The website can be built by running either `make html` or the vs-code **build** task. Note `make clean` may also be required to get updated versions of some files; you can verify by checking the files in `build/html/_images`. 
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-Open the website by by running either `python -m http.server` or the vs-code **open** task and then opening [localhost:8000](localhost:8000/) in your web browser.
+Individual animations in `source` may be compiled using the build script defined in `library/build.py`. To build every animation as low quality, run `build` from the command line.
+Run `build --help` to see additional information on how to compile specific paths, files, or animations. Built animations will be inserted into a `media` folder next to the generating file in `website`.
 
-To get the latest versions of animations on the website, make sure you've rebuilt the animations (using `build`) and the website (using `make html`). You will also likely need to disable the cache in your browser. To do so, press `Ctrl + Shift + i` to open the dev console, then go under the Network tab and choose `Disable Cache`, then reload the page.
+The website can be built by running the vs-code **dev-server** task and opening [localhost:8000](http:://localhost:8000) in your web browser.