COPPERCUBE PLUGIN MANAGER

ALL HADOKEN RECORDS COPPERCUBE EXTENSIONS:

https://hadoken-records.itch.io/

"One Plugin to rule them all, One Plugin to find them, One Plugin to bring them all and in CopperCube Editor bind them."

Although a plugin itself, this CopperCube 3D engine extension can become the "overlord" plugin by managing all your other CC plugins.  It furthermore provides some advanced editor functionality.

Is this free?

Yes, COPPERCUBE PLUGIN MANAGER (CPM) CORE can be downloaded for free. You can also use your own script extensions with it. More future CPM compatible plugins may be available for free or a small fee like these:

https://hadoken-records.itch.io/meshmaster-cpm

https://hadoken-records.itch.io/coppercube-texturecoords-cpm-plugin

Why should I use this?

If you want to get the most out of CopperCube and want to make your work with the editor easier you surely want to install lots of cool plugins, right?

Of course, but I don't need something like this to have access to a lot of extensions in my plugins folder.

With a growing number of plugins one can easily lose track, the plugins dialog window might get overgrowded and hotkey combination conflicts can cause serious problems. Besides adding and removing plugins to and from your plugins folder just to avoid trouble sucks. With COPPERCUBE PLUGIN MANAGER you can keep all plugins in one place together.

Furthermore CPM CORE commands are meant to work across all other cpm plugins to take advantage of synergies like using one selected target node or adjusting the affected meshbuffer for some operation globally. There is also a feature to select multiple nodes taking them into the cpm selection group to process those grouped nodes together by any cpm plugin operation.

Sounds nice. Can I keep the plugins I have used so far in combination with COPPERCUBE PLUGIN MANAGER?

To avoid conflict issues any normal plugin needs some minor modification to become compatible for the use with CPM. You can check HowToMakePlugins-cpm-Compatible.zip for help:

By comparing the default version of CopperCubes' example_script_plugin.js with the modified version example_script_plugin_cpm.js users with some programming experience won't find the necessary adjustments difficult.

I don't have any programming experience.

No problem, just look out for CPM compatible plugins at this place or at:

https://ambiera.com/coppercube/index.html

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Installation:

unzip & copy COPPERCUBE-PLUGIN-MANAGER-v-..._CORE_cpm.js into your CopperCube plugins folder and restart CopperCube to make the plugin in the CopperCube editor available. 

To start working with CPM press :

[Shift+Home] -> activate COPPERCUBE PLUGIN MANAGER / HUD toggle

 [Shift+F1] -> Help

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