Author Topic: Software name to create add-ons  (Read 2510 times)

  Hello all!

 I've been trying to make my own add-on for quite some time now, but I have yet to come across a setup video on where you can find the software. Can somebody please just comment a link or something that would be fanatastic!

You don't need any addition software other than what comes with your OS if your making a script or some other basic addon. You make the scripts and stuff via Notepad/whatever you use for coding. Unless you're modeling something/making music/sounds, you shouldn't need any addition software, but if you are modeling something, blender is pretty much the best free one, and audacity for sounds, which is also free. I'd recommend notepad++ for anything serious with scripting, which again is free.

« Last Edit: May 25, 2014, 10:45:44 PM by QuadStorm »

You make the scripts and stuff via Notepad
That's like trying to make a souffle with an easy-bake oven.

You don't need any addition software other than what comes with your OS if your making a script or some other basic addon. You make the scripts and stuff via Notepad/whatever you use for coding. Unless you're modeling something/making music/sounds, you shouldn't need any addition software, but if you are modeling something, blender is pretty much the best free one, and audacity for sounds, which is also free.


Okay thank you and I was looking for modeling so you got it thanks :)

That's like trying to make a souffle with an easy-bake oven.
lol  :cookie:

you need winrar or whatever else you can use to make .zips
http://www.rarlab.com
but i mean come on everyone should have winrar already it's 2014

you need winrar or whatever else you can use to make .zips
http://www.rarlab.com
but i mean come on everyone should have winrar already it's 2014
Ok, well I already have WinRaR. so I'm good! :)

get sublime text 2

sublime text master race, notepad++ plebs


Uh, why not just use the computer's built in zip function, Gumba?

That's like trying to make a souffle with an easy-bake oven.
I use notepad got a problem with that?

That's like trying to make a souffle with an easy-bake oven.
No.

Notepad is completely capable of making the same script as any other text editor.
Please don't make stuffty brown townogies.

I use notepad got a problem with that?
Same.

Uh, why not just use the computer's built in zip function, Gumba?
the forget is this

the forget is this


Personally, i've been using IZArc for years and years for ZIPs and other archive files

I used this video to help myself get the rough basics of organizing and creating scripts. It's helpful if you're not willing to sacrifice your attention toward reading an entire tutorial.