A plugin tutorial?

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A plugin tutorial?

Post by Destroyer1313 »

Does anyone know where a plugin tut is? Im learning C++,
Have Dev-Cpp, About to upgrade to a Visual C compiler,
And I want to make plugins when I have finished learning C++.
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Post by AnakinPiewalker »

yah that would be nice to have
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Post by JeffM »

that is somewhat of a loaded question, as there are many things the plugins can do and many ways they can do them.

The sample plugins that come with the source are good places to show how to do things.

What kinds of thing would you want to know? how to start a new plugin? how to send chat message? what?
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Post by AnakinPiewalker »

personally, i am still learning c++ so...
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AnakinPiewalker wrote:personally, i am still learning c++ so...
Then you should really focus on learning C++ first, then onto plugins.

The plugins included with BZFlag are mostly written with C and then some C++ OOP concepts thrown in.

But, as Jeff has said before, learning C/C++ from BZFlag is probably not the best thing to do as it is poorly written (or something to that effect).
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