To load multiamp you simply need to add the relative path of the plugin (from your Blackbox directory) to the Blackbox configuration file plugins.rc (located in the Blackbox directory).
For example, if you installed Blackbox into c:\Blackbox, and nweather.dll is located in c:\Blackbox\plugins, you should add the line...
plugins\nWeather.dll
...to plugins.rc. Simple, eh? :)
I have included a default configuration file
(nWeather.rc) in the .zip, but if a configuration file for some
reason can not be found at startup nWeather will automatically
create one for you in the Blackbox directory. In order to
actually use this plugin you will have to find a weather observation
station in your area. To do this you will need to go to the National
Weather Service Station Information site. Select your state if
you're from the U.S. or your country. Once you've done this you will
be given a list of stations located near you. Select the 4-character
ICAO location indicator (starts with K usually) for the station of
your choice and set it as your stationid in your nweather.rc
file.
nWeather.stationid: KNYC Weather station ID
nWeather.format: Temp: %TP Humidity: %HM Winds: %WD at %WS mph Conditions: %GC Weather label format
nWeather.x: 0 X position
nWeather.y: 0 Y position
nWeather.width: 240 Width
nWeather.height: 16 Height
nWeather.metric: False Metric or Standard?
nWeather.alwaysontop: False AlwaysOnTop?
nWeather.interval: 60 Weather update interval in minutes.
Please note that nWeather automatically
saves the current running configuration when you quit or restart
Blackbox, overwriting the previous contents of the file. The
solution is to restart Blackbox from the menu while holding down the
Shift key, which will unload all plugins and display a message box
telling you that the restart has been paused. Now make your edits to
the file and save, then click OK to continue the restart. nWeather
will now read your manually edited settings.
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