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Dublicate deleter

geny

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I have a huge number of var files and a huge number of duplicates of clothes and hair. (sometimes 3-5)
As I understand it, dependencies of one var file[1] can refer to one object[2]. Dependies of another var file[3] to another object[4]. At the same time, these two objects can be the same. (one of them is dublicate).
Is there a plugin that will not only remove duplicates of var, but also change all references of var files?
([1] -> [2], [3] -> [4] => [1] -> [2], [3] -> [2])
 
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Put your mouse over the box logo ( beside anythinfashionvr name), it will tell where it come from. I suspect they include as part of scene or look, witch mean you will have to delete the var file that also contain a look or a scene.
 
there is no automation for this process?
Put your mouse over the box logo ( beside anythinfashionvr name), it will tell where it come from. I suspect they include as part of scene or look, witch mean you will have to delete the var file that also contain a look or a scene.
 
Vamhub use dependency system and when uploading something on the site, the hud scan your file. to avoid duplicate. If you download from a other site, you have duplicate like this. since they are inside a .var file, VAM won't delete them.
The original skirt come from a look name Chi, duplicate must come from other place than Vamhub, I have a duplicate from a look name Ruoyun, she is not from the hub. So of I want to delete the skirt I have to delete Ruoyun too.
 
Can I just get all the .vars using the same thing, delete that thing, and have them start referring to one separate thing?
 
Can I just get all the .vars using the same thing, delete that thing, and have them start referring to one separate thing?
not without individually modifying each .var, which is not a good idea at all.


For each duplicate item, though, if you click "user Prefs" and click the "hide" checkbox, that item wont show up unless it's in use. But yes, you'd have to do this manually for every single duplicate.

Asset management is a weak spot in Vam, for sure.
 
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