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P3D v4 How can I create an xml-addon package?

manschy

manschy

Okay, close to a release of my RAF Brüggen, I am ranging between two variants:

1. the conventional method: A package with the appropriate folders, telling the user where they have to go on their rig (difficult because I have a lot of different folders which have to go to very unpopular places like SODE, lua etc.)
2. an xml-addon-package with all needed searchpaths options inside which I really would prefere...

But: I don't know anything about creating an xml-addon-package so far. Honestly, I have to add that my English is too inadequate to peruse any SDK for a good result I fear.
So if anybody can list some steps here or any references to a good tutorial, I would be very glad.
 
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