Bundling BZW Tools

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Bundling BZW Tools

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This is not the first time I have considered altering the blender distribution archive to include an installed and working BZW Tools

I need help on how to go about this:

For Mac:
Someone to un-archive the download, install and configure BZWTools, then archive it again (I think that is all?)

For Windows:
Help with hacking open the installer or knowing which free software to use to repackage it after installing BZWTools

For Linux:
I think maybe a .deb to install for Ubuntu would be a good idea, but I have used Gentoo for 3+ years now and have no idea where to start with that.


For all but linux:
Distribution, I can host this stuff but my bandwith isn't designed to put out 20 odd meg files quickly, so I reckon on needing people who will download (via bittorrent) win and mac versions and seed indefinitely until a new version is released (bit torrent is easy enough isn't it, doesn't everyone use it?)
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Yes, I know this is a month old. But, has any progress been made on this? I have successfully installed BZWTools before and am willing to do it again (I will need to do some research on this first). Please P.M me if you are interested.
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Well, with most of the work done by Legolas_, there are now two Mac 'Bundles', just download, unzip and go**

I did the Windows version, and that's a self extracting .exe file, again run and go.

AT the moment they are 3 torrent file the urls of which are located here

**you need to change the texture path, in a scripts window, scripts>>>>object>>bzwtools>>settings>>put you home folder name in the bit that says <your>, apply and exit, ready to go.
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