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SRPG Studio EXNewsNew Feature 2: Plugin Manager
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New Feature 2: Plugin Manager

SRPG Studio EX · published 19 Feb 2026, 13:09 UTC

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The newly introduced Plugin Manager makes toggling plugins on and off much easier.
Users can simply check a box to enable a plugin.
Unchecking it will disable the plugin.
This means you no longer need to access the Plugin folder and manually add a "$" to turn off a plugin like before.

A key feature of the Plugin Manager is the ability to view the plugin's source code.
It can be hard to tell what a plugin does just from the filename in the Plugin folder.
However, being able to see the source code allows you to quickly determine if a plugin will be useful for your game.

Additionally, while the Plugin Manager is displayed as a dialog, you can still perform other tasks at the same time.
For example, you can copy a plugin's default custom parameters and paste them into a unit's custom parameters.

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