I've left Stability set to (inherit), which means that the rating will be inherited from any containing group. The Docs field can be used to say which directory contains the documentation, if any. The OS and CPU fields prevent people from trying to use this version on incompatible machines. Released is the date you added this version to the feed, so the default of today's date is correct. The License and Released fields are just for information. The drop-down menu shows the available executables. The most important field to set is Main, which is the executable program inside the archive that is run when someone tries to use your feed. Now we are prompted to enter some extra information about this version. 0publish-gui is pretty smart about guessing whether to extract everything or just a sub-directory, so just go with the default. We don't want a directory name that's going to be different each time, so we select to extract just the contents of this directory. The reason this matters is because we need each version to have a similar structure. In blender's case, the archive contains a single top-level directory called blender-2.42a-linux-glibc232-py24-i386-static. Some people put the files in the archive directly, while others create an extra top-level directory. The reason for this is that there are two common ways of laying out archives. The top-level items in the archive are displayed in the Extract area. Otherwise, click on Download to download it now: If you've already downloaded the archive then choose it in the Local copy section.

This URL tells other people where to get it, so it must be present. The next step is to add one or move versions of Blender to the feed, which we can do from the Versions tab using the Add Archive button:Įnter the URL of the archive for the new version (copy the link from the Blender site).

The Icon field is optional, but I've added one anyway: Here, I've copied the details from the project's page. A window appears prompting you to enter some details about the program.

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