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Environment Variables for plugin sdk
The plugin-sdk Environment Variables are used to locate all components that are required for compilation.
| Variable Name | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
| PLUGIN_SDK_DIR | Folder of plugin-sdk | D:\Projects\plugin-sdk |
| GTA_SA_DIR | GTA San Andreas folder | D:\GTASA |
| GTA_VC_DIR | GTA Vice City folder | D:\GTAVC |
| GTA_III_DIR | GTA 3 folder | D:\GTA3 |
| DIRECTX9_SDK_DIR | Folder of DirectX 9 SDK (include and library folder locations from DirectX 9) | D:\Projects\DXSDK\9.0 |
| RWD3D9_DIR | Folder of rwd3d9 (libs and source folders for the DirectX 9 addon for either GTA 3 or GTA Vice City) | D:\Projects\rwd3d9 |
| CLEO_SDK_SA_DIR | Folder of CLEO SDK for GTA SA (folder which includes the files cleo.h and cleo.lib) | D:\Projects\CLEO\sa\cleo_sdk |
| CLEO_SDK_VC_DIR | Folder of CLEO SDK for GTA VC (folder which includes the files cleo.h and cleo.lib) | D:\Projects\CLEO\vc\cleo_sdk |
| CLEO_SDK_III_DIR | Folder of CLEO SDK for GTA 3 (folder which includes the files cleo.h and cleo.lib) | D:\Projects\CLEO\iii\cleo_sdk |
| MOONLOADER_SDK_SA_DIR | Folder of MoonLoader module SDK (folder which contains "src" folder) | D:\Projects\ moonloader_module_sdk |
To build the plugin-sdk and projects that use the plugin-sdk, you need to create a special environment variable calledPLUGIN_SDK_DIR. For any projects that use the DirectX 9 SDK you need to set theDIRECTX9_SDK_DIR environment variable (and for GTA Vice City and GTA 3 - there is the variableRWD3D9_DIR). Any projects that use CLEO require the presence of theCLEO_SDK_SA_DIR (for GTA San Andreas),CLEO_SDK_VC_DIR (for GTA Vice City),CLEO_SDK_III_DIR (for GTA 3) environment variable.Any other variable is not mandatory.
Environment variables for plugin-sdk can be configured in the plugin-sdk installer.
To add an Environment Variable to your system manually, follow these steps:
- Go to
Control Panel>System and Security>System - Click on
Advanced System Settings>Environment Variables... - In either the
SystemvariablesorUservariablesclickNew... - Put in the variable value (actually the approprivate path) and click
OK
Be careful that youdo not put trailing slashes (e.g. C:\WINDOWS\) into the variables.
Also, if you useCode::Blocks, do not use paths with spaces in plugin-sdk environment variables.