how do i install plugin for vapoursynth ?

[empleat]

So i read all sections on this site and i have still no idea how to install a plugin and where to put parameters.
I need denoise plugin, since default denoise in players cause extremelly low fps.
http://www.vapoursynth.com/doc/installation.html
I am using svp pro and it installed vaporsynth with it, i don't know if other version would work, or how to install it with svp pro.
My version:
VapourSynth Video Processing Library
Copyright (c) 2012-2017 Fredrik Mellbin
Core R37
API R3.4
Options: -
From section plugin autoloading on vapoursynth website, i put plugin in plugins folder, but still have no idea where to put parameters, i tried python console, because it was only interface mention is these tutorials and some line to load plugin, or check if it is loaded, which i don't remember where i found, but it said it can't find it, or some error. I also looked on github, but there is no information how to install plugin at all...

[lansing]

You need vs editor for script editing and preview.
https://bitbucket.org/mystery_keeper...tor/downloads/

For plugin installation, there is vsrepogui. It is so simple now, everything is one click install.
https://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=1873022

[ChaosKing]

R37 ... maybe also update you vapoursynth installation. VSRepoGUI won't work with R37 since VSRepo was not part of it yet.

http://www.vapoursynth.com/doc/autoloading.html#windows
Put your plugins in <AppData>\VapourSynth\plugins64 or <VapourSynth path>\core64\plugins

[empleat]

I said i don't know if other version works and i don't know how to install it with svp pro, if it is even possible install separated, both python and vapoursynth are placed inside svp pro folder in specific manner. Denoising plugin: http://www.avisynth.nl/users/vcmohan/vcmod/vcmod.html - it says avisynth here, but on main site vapoursynth and i got here from vapousynth site/plugins.. This denoising require only r24, i put it into core64 folder, but now what, where do i put its parameters. Hopefully this would do, or some other denoising which require less than 37v.
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