The Plugins Window shows you what plugins are installed and active.
Plugins are located in a directory on your hard drive. On Unix-like systems,
jalada Sculpture will try
$HOME/.mm3d/plugins
. If that directory does not exist
it will try in a shared directory (defaults to
/usr/local/share/mm3d/plugins
, although this can be changed at
install time).
Sculpture will descend into subdirectories and follow symbolic links.
On Windows, jalada Sculpture uses the plugins
subdirectory
where jalada Sculpture was installed.
The main component of the plugins window is a table that contains a list of plugins. Each plugin should also provide a Version string and a Description string. There is also a Status column that tells you if the plugin is properly initialized and currently active.
All plugins can be disabled at run time by specifying --no-plugins
on the command line. Specific plugins can be disabled by specifying
--no-plugin=plugin_name
on the command line.
--no-plugin
can be specified more than once.
Press Ok to close the window.