You will need to get the contents of this repo to your computer so that you can work with it. Visual Studio 2015 with Update 3 & Patch KB3165756. If you want your plug-in to include C/C++ libraries that extend the editor or the engine, you'll also need: You'll need a Git client to clone the contents of this repo to your computer.
cmake generates and compiles Visual Studio solutions for the native plug-in extensions.įor more information about plug-ins, how they work, and what you can do with them, see the Stingray SDK Help. 
It's called internally by make.rb, but you can also use it on its own as well if your plug-in has other dependencies that you want to download automatically.
spm.rb fetches and installs build packages and external libraries. make.rb launches the plug-in build system. dll files ready for the engine and editor to load: Everything you need to build C/C++ plug-in code into. A Stingray content project that your plug-in users will see in the Templates tab of the Project Manager. 
JavaScript modules that extend the Stingray editor with new panels, menus, and commands.
C/C++ code that extends the editor's JavaScript environment with hooks to functions implemented in native code. C/C++ code that extends the runtime engine with new functionality. Content resources that your plug-in makes available to all the Stingray projects you open in the editor. Various components that extend the Stingray environment:. stingray_plugin descriptor file, which tells Stingray what your plug-in is and what it does. You'll find a sample plug-in that is already set up with some basic content, and a framework that you can build on: This repository provides an easy way to get started creating new plug-ins for Autodesk Stingray 1.9. Welcome to the Stingray 1.9 plug-in startup repo
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