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''WS AddOn files and related files and concepts''
''WS AddOn files and related files and concepts''


=== Code Files ===
=== Code files ===
* [[TOC file]] - WS AddOn special "manifest" 'XML' file.
* [[TOC file]] - WS AddOn special "manifest" 'XML' file.
* [[XML file]] - WS AddOn 'XML' UI element 'form' file.
* [[XML file]] - WS AddOn 'XML' UI element 'form' file.
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=== Details ===
=== Details ===
* [[AddOn_loading_process|Loading Process]] - WS AddOn loading process.
* [[AddOn loading process]] - WS AddOn loading process.


=== WS Files ===
=== Client files ===
* [[Machine.ini]]
* [[Machine.ini]]
* [[User.ini]]
* [[User.ini]]
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* [[Archive file]]
* [[Archive file]]
* [[Index file]]
* [[Index file]]
=== Art files ===
* [[TEX file]] - WS texture image file
* [[TGA file]] - WS image file
* [[M3 file]] - 3D model format
* [[TTF file]] - True Type Font file


== Help ==
== Help ==
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== Summary ==
== Summary ==
WildStar is capable of loading special files for adding or modifying aspects of the game. WS uses these files to create User Interface functionality for its own interface. These files and facilities can also be used for creating custom user UI functionality, or [[AddOn]]s for WS. Before getting started, should read familiarize themselves with the [[WildStar AddOn Policy]]. For WildStar, most AddOn related files lie in your personal folders in the normally hidden AppData location (<code>%appdata%\NCSOFT\WildStar</code>).
WildStar is capable of loading special files for adding or modifying aspects of the game. WS uses these files to create User Interface functionality for its own interface. These files and facilities can also be used for creating custom user UI functionality, or [[AddOn]]s for WS. Before getting started, should read familiarize themselves with the [[WildStar AddOn Policy]].


Example file layout anatomy of a basic [[WS AddOn]]:
Example file layout anatomy of a basic [[WS AddOn]]:
 
<div class="ws-compact">
* {WS Install} (folder) - your WS installation folder
* {WS Install} (folder) - your WS installation folder
** -- nothing --
** -- nothing --
* {Operating system drive} (drive) - your actual operating system 'system' hard drive
 
** Users (folder) - the standard Users folder in the root of the drive
* {Operating system drive} (drive) - your actual operating system 'system drive'
** Users (folder) - standard Windows Users folder, in the root of the drive
*** {User name} (folder)
*** {User name} (folder)
**** AppData (folder)
**** AppData (folder)
***** Roaming (folder)
***** Roaming (folder)
****** NCSOFT (folder)
****** NCSOFT (folder)
******* WildStar(folder)
******* WildStar (folder)
******** AddOns (folder)
******** AddOns (folder)
********* MyAddOn (folder) - your AddOns own folder, normally matches the AddOn name
********* MyAddOn (folder) - your AddOn's own folder, normally matches the AddOn name
********** toc.xml ([[TOC file]]) - WS AddOn "manifest" file
********** toc.xml ([[TOC file]]) - WS AddOn "manifest" file
********** MyAddOn.xml ([[XML file]]) - [[XML]] file with visible element 'form' definitions
********** MyAddOn.xml ([[XML file]]) - [[XML]] file with visible element 'form' definitions
********** MyAddOn.lua ([[Lua file]]) - [[Code]] file, with instructions for AddOn behavior
********** MyAddOn.lua ([[Lua file]]) - [[Code]] file, with instructions for AddOn behavior
</div>




This example establishes a WS AddOn named 'MyAddOn' with one xml form file and one Lua code file.
This example establishes a WS AddOn named 'MyAddOn' with one xml form file and one Lua code file.
== AddOns folder ==
For WildStar, most AddOn related files lie in your personal folders in the normally hidden AppData location. The WildStar AddOns folder inside AppData contains folders for each user AddOn.
Using windows environment values:
  %appdata%\NCSOFT\WildStar\AddOns
Typical example
  c:\Users\[UserFolderName]\AppData\Roaming\NCSOFT\WildStar\AddOns


== External links ==
== External links ==

Revision as of 02:34, 26 May 2014

WoW AddOn


This is the WS AddOn development main reference. Use Reference for detailed information, Guides for getting started and further understanding, and Summary for overall concepts details. See AddOns for information on the general AddOn term used in WildStar.

Reference

WS AddOn files and related files and concepts

Code files

  • TOC file - WS AddOn special "manifest" 'XML' file.
  • XML file - WS AddOn 'XML' UI element 'form' file.
  • LUA file - WS AddOn 'Lua' code file.

Details

Client files

Art files

Help

Guides

FAQs

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Summary

WildStar is capable of loading special files for adding or modifying aspects of the game. WS uses these files to create User Interface functionality for its own interface. These files and facilities can also be used for creating custom user UI functionality, or AddOns for WS. Before getting started, should read familiarize themselves with the WildStar AddOn Policy.

Example file layout anatomy of a basic WS AddOn:

  • {WS Install} (folder) - your WS installation folder
    • -- nothing --
  • {Operating system drive} (drive) - your actual operating system 'system drive'
    • Users (folder) - standard Windows Users folder, in the root of the drive
      • {User name} (folder)
        • AppData (folder)
          • Roaming (folder)
            • NCSOFT (folder)
              • WildStar (folder)
                • AddOns (folder)
                  • MyAddOn (folder) - your AddOn's own folder, normally matches the AddOn name
                    • toc.xml (TOC file) - WS AddOn "manifest" file
                    • MyAddOn.xml (XML file) - XML file with visible element 'form' definitions
                    • MyAddOn.lua (Lua file) - Code file, with instructions for AddOn behavior


This example establishes a WS AddOn named 'MyAddOn' with one xml form file and one Lua code file.

AddOns folder

For WildStar, most AddOn related files lie in your personal folders in the normally hidden AppData location. The WildStar AddOns folder inside AppData contains folders for each user AddOn.

Using windows environment values:

 %appdata%\NCSOFT\WildStar\AddOns

Typical example

 c:\Users\[UserFolderName]\AppData\Roaming\NCSOFT\WildStar\AddOns

External links