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Once I also thought about this problem, but I never found a program for my scenario. With frequent deletion of scenes, a lot of unnecessary accumulates. I wanted to delete files that were accessed n-th number of times or less. After searching the Internet for this question, I realized that this is not a trivial task.
Does Windows give out such information at all? Perhaps it is not necessary, it is enough that over the limit the files are overwritten with new ones. It would probably be ideal to cache specific vars. But this is a thought, not a suggestion.
 
Once I also thought about this problem, but I never found a program for my scenario. With frequent deletion of scenes, a lot of unnecessary accumulates. I wanted to delete files that were accessed n-th number of times or less. After searching the Internet for this question, I realized that this is not a trivial task.
Does Windows give out such information at all? Perhaps it is not necessary, it is enough that over the limit the files are overwritten with new ones. It would probably be ideal to cache specific vars. But this is a thought, not a suggestion.

The plugin would have to store the time when each Package is loaded, as in Windows you only have the information when a Package was downloaded or updated. It would be possible, but my assumption is that it wouldn't make much of a difference. When I tested the plugin, a difference in loading times was barely noticable. The main benefit of this plugin is that VaM doesn't eat gigabytes of hard disk space anymore.
 
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