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FAQs: Frequently Asked Questions

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FAQs: Frequently Asked Questions

This page groups some frequently asked questions. If you want to include a new question please contact us

What is the NCL Composer license?

NCL Composer core is available through LGPLv3 (GNU Lesser General Public License).

What are the plug-ins license?

Each plug-in can be distributed with its own license. The plug-ins available by default with NCL Composer are available through LGPLv3 (GNU Lesser General Public License).

What if I create an application using NCL Composer? Must it be available for free?

No. There is no restriction with regards to applications developed with NCL Composer. Though, we really encorage you to share your work :).

In what platforms can I use NCL Composer?

NCL Composer uses Qt framework as a multiplataform layer. This way, most platforms supported by Qt can run NCL Composer. We support Windows, Linux, and MacOS officially. Look at downloads page for more information.

And what if I make money with applications created with NCL Composer? Must I pay something?

No. Though if you think NCL Composer is useful, it is recommended that you contribute back to the community. You can contribute with donations, creating documentation, disseminating our project, or in any other way.

Can I create my own plug-ing? How?

Yes. Look at this tutorial: How to create a plugin to NCL Composer.

I am using Ubuntu. Can I install through 'apt-get install ncl-composer'?

For now, you can't. But we are working in it. You can find the current install instructions for Ubuntu/Debian in the download page.

Getting Started with NCL Composer

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Getting Started with NCL Composer

1) Download NCL Composer software. (It's free!)

2) Install and launch NCL Composer on your machine.

3) To make your first project, follow the steps in the Getting Started guide or you try to replicate one of ours NCL Composer's Video Tutorials.

4) Also, you can download projects developed in NCL (e.g. NCL Club), and import them to NCL Composer.

5) After you have created your own project, what about consider to share them at NCL Club ?

Reporting bugs or requesting new features

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Reporting bugs or requesting new features

We use Redmine to manage NCL Composer development.

You can access NCL Composer's redmine in: http://redmine.telemidia.puc-rio.br:8080/redmine/projects/composer3.

There one can:

see the roadmap for the next versions;
create new issues, for suggesting new features or reporting bugs.
have access to the NCL Composer repository;

Users Documentation

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Users Documentation

User Manual
under development

NCL Composer FAQ (Frequently Asked Questions)

Search the NCL Composer Forums at Software Público Brasileiro.

Tutorials

For Users

For Developers

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by the Community

Here, we try to group tutorials, videos, and any kind of material provided by the community (in YouTube, SlideShare etc.) related to NCL Composer. If you have found or you are the author (and would like to share your work) any documentation that is not available here, please contact us and share your work !

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FAQs: Frequently Asked Questions

FAQs: Frequently Asked Questions

What is the NCL Composer license?

What are the plug-ins license?

What if I create an application using NCL Composer? Must it be available for free?

In what platforms can I use NCL Composer?

And what if I make money with applications created with NCL Composer? Must I pay something?

Can I create my own plug-ing? How?

I am using Ubuntu. Can I install through 'apt-get install ncl-composer'?

Getting Started with NCL Composer

Getting Started with NCL Composer

Reporting bugs or requesting new features

Reporting bugs or requesting new features

Users Documentation

Users Documentation

Tutorials

For Users

For Developers

by the Community

by Diogho Boza

by João Franco

by Silas Ribeiro

by Reul Santaneli

by Marvingok B

by Rode Filho