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Tutorial for custom autogen objects

Daniel Mubarac

Daniel Mubarac

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Hi all, Does anyone have a tutorial for adding custom objects to work as autogen in Annotator. I know that I need the MDLs and these need to have drawcall batching enabled. But how can I put these custom objects in Annotator´s Library?

Thanks
 
In the sdk is an example if I remember correctly. But you need to edit the default.xml file to add your new object to a class.
 
Thanks for your reply Arno, I'm a big fan of yours. But I cannot distribute this custom autogen right? Unless the costumer change his default.xml right?
 
Hi,

Yes, the users of the scenery would need to make the same modification. Or the installer of your scenery should (as most developers do it). Changes to default.xml are quite common, but it is important the installer does a proper merge and not just replaces the existing file.
 
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