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Create a basic description of the extension in .xml format, name it
plugin, and save it to the extensions
folder: <username>/Documents/Altair/extensions/plugin.xml.
The .xml file contains the relevant information for the software to identify the
plugin in the Extension Manager:
Location of Extensions
By default, the extensions are automatically detected when saved to
<username>/Documents/Altair/extensions/, but you can
also add other search paths.
If an extension is placed at this path, the software programmatically recognizes it
the next time the software is invoked:
Custom Help
You can create custom documentation and display it from your plugin:
Select: Details > View Documentation.
Create a Help page in HTML format, name it with the name given in the
plugin.xml file and save it to this directory:
<username>/Documents/Altair/extensions/.