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Radium-PluginExample

Example of plugin for Radium Engine, using an external repository to keep your code private (when you need it) and independent from the main repository. This documentation is designed as a tutorial, introducing minimal requirements for Radium Engine plugins development.

Installation

Requirements

We assume that Radium Engine is in your file system, properly compiled, and reachable by using FindRadium.cmake.

If you are not a Radium Engine expert, we recommend to use the following folder structure:

devel/
├── Radium-Engine/
└── Radium-AppExample/

Note:

As in the Main Application example, Radium can also be set as a submodule.

Compilation

  1. Compile Radium Engine in Release mode
  2. Compile Plugin
  • From the folder Radium-AppExample:, run mkdir build-rel && cd build-rel
  • Compile with cmake -DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=Release .. && make -j 4
  1. Go to Radium Engine binaries with cd ../../Radium-Engine/Release/bin, which should contain the plugin binary.
  2. Run Radium

Code structure

TODO

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