SAMPLE PLUGIN - Revision history

Zehra: redirect, since Plug-ins will cover it

2025-11-09T04:23:02Z

redirect, since Plug-ins will cover it

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	~~SAMPLE PLUGIN is a standard~~ [[Plug~~-ins\|plug-in]] that is shipped with the [[BZFlag Source]] code. It is an example project intended to give new plug~~-in ~~developers the framework they need to make a new plug-in module.~~		#REDIRECT [[Template:Plug-in list]]

	To use it, simply create a copy of the SAMPLE_PLUGIN directory, and replace all instances of the text ''SAMPLE_PLUGIN'' with your plug-in name. Users that have access to a bash or other unix like shell can use the 'newplug.sh' script to automate this process.

	~~SAMPLE PLUGIN is included in version [[BZFlag 2.0.4\|v2.0.4]] and later releases.~~

	~~[[Category:Development]]~~
	~~[[Category:Plug-Ins~~]]

Mr Burns at 13:17, 16 May 2009

2009-05-16T13:17:19Z

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	SAMPLE PLUGIN is a standard [[Plug-ins\|plug-in]] that is shipped with the [[BZFlag Source]] code. It is an example project intended to give new plug-in developers the framework they need to make a new plug-in module.		SAMPLE PLUGIN is a standard [[Plug-ins\|plug-in]] that is shipped with the [[BZFlag Source]] code. It is an example project intended to give new plug-in developers the framework they need to make a new plug-in module.

	To use it, simply create a copy of the SAMPLE_PLUGIN directory, and replace all instances of the text ''SAMPLE_PLUGIN'' with your plug-in name. Users that have access to a bash or other unix like shell can use the 'newplug.sh'~~' file~~ to automate this process.		To use it, simply create a copy of the SAMPLE_PLUGIN directory, and replace all instances of the text ''SAMPLE_PLUGIN'' with your plug-in name. Users that have access to a bash or other unix like shell can use the 'newplug.sh' script to automate this process.

	SAMPLE PLUGIN is included in version [[BZFlag 2.0.4\|v2.0.4]] and later releases.		SAMPLE PLUGIN is included in version [[BZFlag 2.0.4\|v2.0.4]] and later releases.

JeffM2501 at 07:24, 20 February 2007

2007-02-20T07:24:13Z

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	To use it, simply create a copy of the SAMPLE_PLUGIN directory, and replace all instances of the text ''SAMPLE_PLUGIN'' with your plug-in name. Users that have access to a bash or other unix like shell can use the 'newplug.sh'' file to automate this process.		To use it, simply create a copy of the SAMPLE_PLUGIN directory, and replace all instances of the text ''SAMPLE_PLUGIN'' with your plug-in name. Users that have access to a bash or other unix like shell can use the 'newplug.sh'' file to automate this process.

	SAMPLE PLUGIN is included in version 2.0.4 and later releases.		SAMPLE PLUGIN is included in version [[BZFlag 2.0.4\|v2.0.4]] and later releases.

	[[Category:Development]]		[[Category:Development]]
	[[Category:Plug-Ins]]		[[Category:Plug-Ins]]

JeffM2501 at 23:37, 18 February 2007

2007-02-18T23:37:20Z

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	To use it, simply create a copy of the SAMPLE_PLUGIN directory, and replace all instances of the text ''SAMPLE_PLUGIN'' with your plug-in name. Users that have access to a bash or other unix like shell can use the 'newplug.sh'' file to automate this process.		To use it, simply create a copy of the SAMPLE_PLUGIN directory, and replace all instances of the text ''SAMPLE_PLUGIN'' with your plug-in name. Users that have access to a bash or other unix like shell can use the 'newplug.sh'' file to automate this process.

			SAMPLE PLUGIN is included in version 2.0.4 and later releases.

	[[Category:Development]]		[[Category:Development]]
	[[Category:Plug-Ins]]		[[Category:Plug-Ins]]

JeffM2501 at 23:15, 18 February 2007

2007-02-18T23:15:27Z

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	To use it, simply create a copy of the SAMPLE_PLUGIN directory, and replace all instances of the text ''SAMPLE_PLUGIN'' with your plug-in name. Users that have access to a bash or other unix like shell can use the 'newplug.sh'' file to automate this process.		To use it, simply create a copy of the SAMPLE_PLUGIN directory, and replace all instances of the text ''SAMPLE_PLUGIN'' with your plug-in name. Users that have access to a bash or other unix like shell can use the 'newplug.sh'' file to automate this process.


			[[Category:Development]]
			[[Category:Plug-Ins]]

JeffM2501 at 23:13, 18 February 2007

2007-02-18T23:13:32Z

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	SAMPLE PLUGIN is a standard [[Plug-~~Ins~~\|plug-in]] that is shipped with the [[BZFlag Source]] code. It is an example project intended to give new plug-in developers the framework they need to make a new plug-in module.		SAMPLE PLUGIN is a standard [[Plug-ins\|plug-in]] that is shipped with the [[BZFlag Source]] code. It is an example project intended to give new plug-in developers the framework they need to make a new plug-in module.

	To use it, simply create a copy of the SAMPLE_PLUGIN directory, and replace all instances of the text ''SAMPLE_PLUGIN'' with your plug-in name. Users that have access to a bash or other unix like shell can use the 'newplug.sh'' file to automate this process.		To use it, simply create a copy of the SAMPLE_PLUGIN directory, and replace all instances of the text ''SAMPLE_PLUGIN'' with your plug-in name. Users that have access to a bash or other unix like shell can use the 'newplug.sh'' file to automate this process.

JeffM2501: New page: SAMPLE PLUGIN is a standard plug-in that is shipped with the BZFlag Source code. It is an example project intended to give new plug-in developers the framework they need ...

2007-02-18T23:12:45Z

New page: SAMPLE PLUGIN is a standard plug-in that is shipped with the BZFlag Source code. It is an example project intended to give new plug-in developers the framework they need ...

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SAMPLE PLUGIN is a standard [[Plug-Ins|plug-in]] that is shipped with the [[BZFlag Source]] code. It is an example project intended to give new plug-in developers the framework they need to make a new plug-in module.

To use it, simply create a copy of the SAMPLE_PLUGIN directory, and replace all instances of the text ''SAMPLE_PLUGIN'' with your plug-in name. Users that have access to a bash or other unix like shell can use the 'newplug.sh'' file to automate this process.