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arma:howtorelease [2009-04-29 17:04]
snakeman added credits part and publicity part.
arma:howtorelease [2017-10-13 19:59] (current)
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 When you name it like this, anyone seeing that file months from now in some directory, immediately knows that ah-ha, its PMC's Iraqi Terrain the first version. When you name it like this, anyone seeing that file months from now in some directory, immediately knows that ah-ha, its PMC's Iraqi Terrain the first version.
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 +====== Signature Key File ======
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 +You should be using the BIS signature key files for your addon, BinPBO does this automatically for you if you tick the "​Create Signature"​ part. Signature is the <​addon_name>​.<​key_name>​.bisign file.
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 +For the release you must add your public key, which you used to create all the individual pbo addon keys. Place this public key into some directory like "​Keys/"​ for example. Simple as that.
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 +Its important not to forget to add this file, as any multiplayer servers require the public key so your addons are properly signed for the session.
  
  
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 ====== Publicity ====== ====== Publicity ======
  
-Publicity is nice to have and even though a real addon maker mostly makes addon for themselves, surely its very gratifying to see users out there enjoying your work. Over hyping your work was mentioned in the [[http://​tactical.nekromantix.com/​wiki/​doku.php?​id=arma:​howto_be_mod_maker#​public_relations|how to be a mod maker]] article, so just don't do it.+Publicity is nice to have and even though a real addon maker mostly makes addon for themselves, surely its very gratifying to see users out there enjoying your work. Over hyping your work was mentioned in the [[arma:​howto_be_mod_maker#​public_relations|how to be a mod maker]] article, so just don't do it.
  
 However when you are in final stages of releasing your addon, basically you are just wrapping it up and unless you suddenly die the addon gets released... its perfectly fine to post some teaser screenshots or video clips about the mod. Just don't get caught in the hyping frenzy, but keep it cool. However when you are in final stages of releasing your addon, basically you are just wrapping it up and unless you suddenly die the addon gets released... its perfectly fine to post some teaser screenshots or video clips about the mod. Just don't get caught in the hyping frenzy, but keep it cool.
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 This article has been written with experience of editing since 2000 and after witnessing / inspecting hundreds of lame addons and releases. This article has been written with experience of editing since 2000 and after witnessing / inspecting hundreds of lame addons and releases.
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