Adding to the extensions directory

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This article is part of the COLLADA extensions directory
Adding to the extensions directory

Instructions

Instructions for adding your product's COLLADA extensions to the extension directory on this wiki:

These instructions use the following variable names:
- yourcompanyname (preferably simplified/common version; for example, "Sony", not "Sony Computer Entertainment, Inc."). Can be multiple words.
- yourproductname. Can be multiple words.
- profilename used in profile name="..." (often--but not always-the product name)
- Details about your <technique profile="..."> and <extra><technique profile=..."> extensions

Add one row to List of extensions by company
Add one row to List of extensions by profile name
Create a new article titled yourcompanyname yourproductname extensions and add links to the next item. (e.g., Softimage XSI extensions).
Create one additional article for each COLLADA element that you extend, titled elementname yourproductname extension (e.g., camera XSI extension).
Add links to the preceding to List of extensions by element.

Detailed instructions:

In List of extensions by company, add a table row using this text (if you have extensions for camera and image):
```
     |- valign="top"
```
| [[yourcompanyname yourproductname extensions]] || profilename ||

*<camera>

*<image>
Click the company/product link you just created to create an article with that name. Add this text to the article and save it:
```
{{extensions}}
```
My Company provides extensions for the following elements:

* [[camera My Product extension]]

* [[image My Product extension]]
Click each of those element-based links to create separate articles each extension:

- Use Softimage XSI extensions as a model.
- Put the following at the top of each article:

{{extensions
 | company = yourcompanyname
 | product = productname }}

In List of extensions by element, add a table row for each element that you support (using the same element-based links as above). (See #Example of Extensions by element.)

For example:

Link (by company)	Profile= name	Elements extended
My Company My product extensions	mp	<camera> <image>

Profile= name	Company/product link	Elements extended
mp	My Company My Product extensions	<camera> <image>

Element/product link	Profile= name	Company/product link
camera My Product extension	mp	My Company My Product extensions