Lightwave plugin classes with an XPanel GUI

Classes
class	lwpp::XPanelCameraHandler
class	lwpp::XPanelChannelHandler
class	lwpp::XPanelCustomObjHandler
class	lwpp::XPanelDisplacementHandler
class	lwpp::XPanelEnvironmentHandler
class	lwpp::XPanelImageFilterHandler
class	lwpp::XPanelItemMotionHandler
class	lwpp::XPanelLightHandler
class	lwpp::XPanelMasterHandler
class	lwpp::XPanelNodeHandler
class	lwpp::XPanelPixelFilterHandler
class	lwpp::XPanelShaderHandler
class	lwpp::XPanelTextureHandler
class	lwpp::XPanelVolumetricHandler

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Detailed Description

Plugins that use XPanels should be derived from these classes.

Each one of them has a matching XPanelAdaptor.

To write a new LightWave 3D plugin, derive your class from any of these (depending on the Lightwave Plugin class you'd like to implement).

Then override the methods as needed.

Finally use something like:

lwpp::XPanel____Adaptor<yourPlugin> yourPluginInstance("pluginName", optionalTags);

To make the plugin visible for LightWave 3D.

The XPanel____Adaptor class should of course match your XPanelHandler class, yourPlugin is the name of your plugin C++ class, yourPluginInstance can be any name you choose.

The XPanel____Adaptor class is only instanced to call the constructor, which in turn adds the plugin to a global list of plugins before LightWave queries the list of plugins present in the binary upon loading it.

See also:

lwpp::XPanelInterface