EurekaSim Plugin Development Tutorial Videos FAQ

The EurekaSim Plugin Development Tutorial Videos page provides video-based learning resources specifically focused on creating custom add-ins and plugins. The tutorials are organized by programming language and include:

• Visual C++ Addin Development Tutorials
• C#.NET Addin Development Tutorials
• Python Addin Development Tutorials

These videos guide developers step-by-step on extending EurekaSim using its SDK to build custom simulation plugins for scientific experiments, novel devices, or specialized scenarios.

The plugin development video tutorials support three main languages:

• Visual C++ (for performance-critical or legacy-compatible plugins)
• C#.NET (for modern, .NET-based add-in development)
• Python (for rapid scripting and ease of use)

Each language category has its own dedicated set of video tutorials, allowing developers to choose their preferred environment while using the EurekaSim SDK APIs.

Start on the EurekaSim Plugin Development Tutorial Videos page, where you’ll find categorized video links for Visual C++, C#.NET, and Python add-in development. These tutorials cover the complete process: setting up the development environment, using the SDK, creating basic "Hello World"-style plugins, implementing event interfaces, and building advanced simulation extensions. Watch them in sequence for best results, and refer to the related Learning Center for overview and workbench videos.

Yes — the video tutorials are designed to help both beginners and experienced developers get started with EurekaSim plugin development. They walk through practical examples, from basic setup and simple add-ins to more advanced usage of the SDK. No prior EurekaSim experience is strictly required, though watching the EurekaSim Overview and Workbench Tools videos first (available in the Learning Center) is recommended to understand the platform before diving into plugin creation.

After completing the video tutorials on the plugin development page, explore these additional resources:

• EurekaSim SDK documentation and samples on the main SDK page
• GitHub repository for code examples and updates
• EurekaSim Forum for asking questions, sharing your plugins, or reporting issues
• The Learning Center for complementary videos on overview, workbench usage, and more

These materials help you go from watching tutorials to successfully building and testing your own custom EurekaSim plugins.