For windows it is possible to have the 32 and 64 bit DLL in the same ts3_plugin archive by attaching the suffix _win32 or _win64 to the filename. I wonder if something like that is implemented for Linux and Mac and what the suffix would be?
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For windows it is possible to have the 32 and 64 bit DLL in the same ts3_plugin archive by attaching the suffix _win32 or _win64 to the filename. I wonder if something like that is implemented for Linux and Mac and what the suffix would be?
You decide the name of the DLL, but in best case you choose to use something to differ the platform when you deliver multiple.
What you add into the package.ini is important to avoid that a linux user can install a windows addon/plugin as an example.
Example:
Code:Platforms = win32, win64, linux_x86, linux_amd64, mac
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I'm not sure you understood my question. My addon currently contains rp_soundboard_win32.dll and rp_soundboard_win64.dll in one single package. The teamspeak client loads the appropriate dll based on its own platform, so the 64bit client doesn't even open the 32bit dll(if he did there would be a LoadLibrary error in the log). I guess you have some special code in the client that handles these addon suffixes.
Now I want to do the same thing for Linux, should I name the libraries rp_soundboard_linux_x86.so and rp_soundboard_linux_amd64.so then?
I answered to the related things.
This has nothing to do with the package installer itself.
I'm not 100% sure anymore but I think it was
Code:Example https://www.myteamspeak.com/addons/bf5572ce-9e5d-4575-8ad6-8cec4f92f970 For Linux: lib%PLUGINNAME%_32.so lib%PLUGINNAME%_64.so For Mac OS %PLUGINNAME%.dylib
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I am trying to create a installer for a soundpack I have made. When I run the installer it says "Add-on successfully installed" then when I try to choose the soundpack in my teamspeak options it is not there. Why is that?
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quite possibly you have the wrong folder and / or structure in your package.
The root of the package file must have exactly one of the folders in the TeamSpeak Installation Directory, that are for the type of addon you're doing (e.g. gfx for iconpacks, sound for soundpacks, plugins for well plugins etc.).
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There's the problem, I had the folder titled "sounds" instead of "sound". Thank you for your help
It's a binary in your client folder and has the name package_inst.
But you can not use this as a standalone program. The package installer will only start when a package was opened with that package installer.
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Hi guys, I have question to you..
How make a plugins/styles etc installer
I want make that because some of my friends can't install manual
And I want publish my style like automatic installer
Sorry for my english
Have a nice day
Last edited by dante696; November 19th, 2017 at 02:58 PM. Reason: merged
We have a Readme for this in every TeamSpeak 3 Addon forum sub seaction.
Here is the link: http://forum.teamspeak.com/threads/6...kage-Installer
This readme explains all you need to put your Addon into the right container.
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I am having some problems understanding how to change my zip file into .ts3_soundpack
I want to upload it to TS3 Addon page, I need help.
Will someone break down the steps for me?
Just take your file.zip and rename it to file.ts3_soundpack or file.ts3_addon.
That's all you need to do when the content in your zip is prepared.
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