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In this example we have a plug-in containing 2 objects and a menu command. First we put them all in a folder named Sample1_Objects and zip them: | In this example we have a plug-in containing 2 objects and a menu command. First we put them all in a folder named Sample1_Objects and zip them: | ||
Then from Vectrworks Tools->Plug-ins->Plug-in manager or just simply by Crtl+Shift+z we open the plug-in manager dialog. By choosing Third-party plug-ins tab and by install... botton we load our zip file into Vectorworks: | |||
By this Vectorworks automatically unzip the package file and copy evrything into the user plug-in folder: | |||
and for Vectorworks to load unzipped package we have to restart it and now our objects are available to use: | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 17:24, 30 May 2014
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In this example we have a plug-in containing 2 objects and a menu command. First we put them all in a folder named Sample1_Objects and zip them:
Then from Vectrworks Tools->Plug-ins->Plug-in manager or just simply by Crtl+Shift+z we open the plug-in manager dialog. By choosing Third-party plug-ins tab and by install... botton we load our zip file into Vectorworks:
By this Vectorworks automatically unzip the package file and copy evrything into the user plug-in folder:
and for Vectorworks to load unzipped package we have to restart it and now our objects are available to use:
See also
VS:Implementing Installation Script