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# Requirements
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MATLAB.
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AnyWave will detect the MATLAB installation when starting but it is also possible to set the path to the MATLAB installation in the Edit->Preferences menu.
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About standalone (compiled) plugins: The matching MATLAB runtime must be installed in your system.
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On Windows there is nothing special to do, if the Runtime is in the current system PATH, then the standalone plugin will find it.
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AnyWave will detect the MATLAB installation when starting up.
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However, if MATLAB was installed in a custom directory, it will be invisible to AnyWave.
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To fix that, you must use a user.json file that must be located in the Settings folder.
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See section Customise MATLAB.
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If you want to distribute your plugin, the best tool is the MATLAB compiler which generate a standalone application.
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The target compute must have the matching version of the MATLAB Runtime in order to run it.
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AnyWave will detect runtimes installed on the computer if they have been installed in the default folder of your system.
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Use user.json file to change path where runtimes are located in order for AnyWave to find them.
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# 1. Use the Plugin Creation Assistant
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