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‎API

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‎Addon

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‎Where To Go From Here

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‎Introduction

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‎Your First Addon

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‎Your First Addon

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‎Introduction

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‎XML Structure

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‎XML Structure

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 ==API==
 This class contains all access for working with Lightforge.
 [[API]]
 ==Addon==
 This class gives you access to information about your addon.

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 ==Addon==
 This class gives you access to information about your addon.
 [[Addon]]

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	This class gives you access to information about your addon.		This class gives you access to information about your addon.
	[[Addon]]		[[Addon]]
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		+	=Sample Addons=
		+	On this page you can find sample code for learning how to create addons.
		+	[[Sample Addons]]

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 ==Where To Go From Here==
-I would suggest investigating the [[api]] and seeing what all there is to do. Also be sure to check out the [[Sample Addons]].
+I would suggest investigating the [[API]] and seeing what all there is to do. Also be sure to check out the [[Sample Addons]].
 =Addon Structure=

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	Congratulations! You've made an addon!		Congratulations! You've made an addon!
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		+	==Where To Go From Here==
		+	I would suggest investigating the [[api]] and seeing what all there is to do. Also be sure to check out the [[Sample Addons]].

	=Addon Structure=		=Addon Structure=

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	Now in the Window menu click "Console", this will open up the python console and you should see the text "Hello World!"		Now in the Window menu click "Console", this will open up the python console and you should see the text "Hello World!"
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	Congratulations! You've made an addon!		Congratulations! You've made an addon!

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 The Lightforge API allows you to create new tools, new input and output methods, automate complex operations, and much more.
-Lightforge addons are written in IronPython. IronPython is an open-source implementation of the Python programming language which is tightly integrated with the .NET Framework. It allows you to use both .Net and Python libraries and allows very tight integration between Lightforge and addons. For more information on IronPython you can visit [http://www.ironpython.net]. For more information on Python in general you can visit [http://www.python.org/doc/].
+Lightforge addons are written in IronPython. IronPython is an open-source implementation of the Python programming language which is tightly integrated with the .NET Framework. It allows you to use both .Net and Python libraries and allows very tight integration between Lightforge and addons. For more information on IronPython you can visit [http://www.ironpython.net www.ironpython.net]. For more information on Python in general you can visit [http://www.python.org/doc/ www.python.org/doc/].
 ==Your First Addon==

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 	<support>support@visualsorcery.com</support>
 </addonInfo>
-</syntaxhighlight lang="xml">
+</syntaxhighlight>
 =Classes=

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 ===XML Structure===
+<syntaxhighlight lang="python">
-   <addonInfo>
+<addonInfo>
-      <author>Visual Sorcery</author>
+	<author>Visual Sorcery</author>
-      <version>1.0.0</version>
+	<version>1.0.0</version>
-      <website>http://www.visualsorcery.com/</website>
+	<website>http://www.visualsorcery.com/</website>
-      <support>support@visualsorcery.com</support>
+	<support>support@visualsorcery.com</support>
-   </addonInfo>
+</addonInfo>
 =Classes=