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| − | SAMPLE PLUGIN is a standard [[Plug- | + | 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. | ||
Revision as of 23:13, 18 February 2007
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 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.
