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Using NTFSlink to share your FreeFrame plugins between applications


If you have more than one FreeFrame enabled application on your PC you may find yourself having to copy new or updated plugins to each one.

As a FreeFrame developer you might imagine I have quite a few and I needed a simple system to make sure all of my applications were using the same set of plugins. Very few applications allow you to specify where they look for FreeFrame plugins instead they look for them in a directory usually under the main application installation directory.

I chanced upon the amazing program NTFSlink which allows you to create proper links between directories, like on Linux. It does what Windows shortcuts should have done from day one!

Now you can have all your plugins in a single directory and create links to it for all of your VJ apps. Nice!

So, after you've installed NTFSlink, here's a quick how-to:








Et voila, you have your VJ app using a shared directory of FreeFrame plugins. Repeat the above steps for all of your other FreeFrame applications and you're done.

Nice!


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