I used to do flowcharts with Paths-tool. Now I am using it to plan situational sparring games and doing notes on courses. I future I will try to link notes to actual lesson. Now I just imported the whole course.
I think this is probably where Paths becomes most useful.
Flowcharts are great, but if they just become “here is my giant system map” they can get a bit museum-piece-ish. Nice to look at, but hard to train from.
Using it to design situational sparring games seems very practical. Each node can be a position or problem, then each branch can become a common reaction, reset condition, or win condition.
Also people really make use of the "Video Walk-through" feature of paths. It is where the software really shines. You can create a chart but then literally "Walk Through" the chart.