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	If you have developed a macro or workbench, and want to see it included in the Addon manager, read how to do so on the repository pages: ([https://github.com/LabRPS/LabRPS-addons/ LabRPS-addons] and [https://github.com/LabRPS/LabRPS-macros/ LabRPS-macros]). If you add your macro to the [[Macros_recipes\|Macros recipes]] page, there is nothing else to do, it will automatically be picked up by the Addon manager.		If you have developed a macro or workbench, and want to see it included in the Addon manager, read how to do so on the repository pages: ([https://github.com/LabRPS/LabRPS-addons/ LabRPS-addons] and [https://github.com/LabRPS/LabRPS-macros/ LabRPS-macros]). If you add your macro to the [[Macros_recipes\|Macros recipes]] page, there is nothing else to do, it will automatically be picked up by the Addon manager.

	~~See also:~~
	* [[Workbench_creation#Distribution\|Distribution of a Python workbench]]
	* [[Workbench_creation#Distribution_2\|Distribution of a C++ workbench]]


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== Introduction ==

In LabRPS and in this documentation, an [[addon|addon]] is any component that is not part of the base installation, but that can be added to the system by certain methods.

== Different types ==

There are three types of addons:
* [[Macros|Macros]]: short snippet of [[Python|Python]] code that provides a new tool or functionality in a single file ending with {{incode|.RPSMacro}}.
* [[Preference_Packs|Preference Packs]]: distributable collections of user preferences.

== Installation ==

The recommended way to install addons is with the [[File:Std_AddonMgr.svg|24px]] [[Std_AddonMgr|Addon Manager]].

But for macros and workbenches manual installation is also possible:
* [[How_to_install_macros|How to install macros]]

== Information for developers ==

If you have developed a macro or workbench, and want to see it included in the Addon manager, read how to do so on the repository pages: ([https://github.com/LabRPS/LabRPS-addons/ LabRPS-addons] and [https://github.com/LabRPS/LabRPS-macros/ LabRPS-macros]). If you add your macro to the [[Macros_recipes|Macros recipes]] page, there is nothing else to do, it will automatically be picked up by the Addon manager.

See also:
* [[Workbench_creation#Distribution|Distribution of a Python workbench]]
* [[Workbench_creation#Distribution_2|Distribution of a C++ workbench]]

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