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Last edited by Samuel Chéreau Jun 21, 2018
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FALCOM Workbench Plugin SDK Wiki

How to clone and compile

  1. Start IntelliJ and click: Check out from Version Control with the Git clone link
  2. Compile the myPlugin example
  3. Create a patch.zip file which contains:
  • ./lib/myPlugin.jar
  • ./data/images/*
  • ./plugins/myPlugin/*
  1. Download FALCOM Workbench 3.2.0 or later
  2. Unzip content of your patch.zip over the FALCOM Workbench Install Directory
  3. Start FALCOM Workbench
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