• Hi Guest!

    We have posted a new VaM2 dev log on Patreon, starting a monthly cadence of written progress updates between Beta releases. Highlights include the new Gizmos System, Selection Carousel, and Modes System with Context-Specific Editing. Beta1.2 is 15 of 21 items complete.

    Read the full post on Patreon, or follow progress on the public Trello roadmap.
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Version: 1.7.0
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Simply the best var manager available, and worth every penny! Handles a massive 27k+ var library without even breaking a sweat.

Updates have added a bunch of great features, especially the 'dependency details' tool which quickly reveals exactly what assets a var is looking for in each of its dependencies.

Very easy editing/fixing of sloppily packaged vars.

Dev is very responsive to bug reports and feature requests on patreon!
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Positive
Version: 1.7.0
Posted:
Frankly i never used in VAM any of extarnal\scripted managers, always native VAM UI only. So for me this thing become kind of a revelation. Not only for removing duplicates, but also i found things that been have no idea i had. Very quick \ lightweight offline browser of all stuff inside var's.
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Positive
Version: 1.7.0
Posted:
Great manager, it is very fast as well! It is very useful even if you already use other managers to take care of enabling/disabling packages. Filtering system is one of the highlights for me, you can really look into details! Good job.
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Positive
Version: 1.2.0
Posted:
Great piece of software. Very nice, clean and easy to understand UI, helpful explanations, lots of useful stuff to analyze and do (debloated my VAM by a significant amount). Would love to see this improve, adding more tools. Maybe introduce a free (older) version in the future for everyone to use.
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Positive
Version: 0.7.0
Posted:
Amazing program. It helps organize and save ressources, speed up your VAM. A must. Also very supportative guy. Thank you. Can await more features.
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Positive
Version: 0.5.0
Posted:
This is for people who want things organize
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