Paid Plugins + Scripts Qvaro

[Ajax]

Wow very nice tool ! One feature I'd love to see is a mass "ignore dependencies" button. Most of the looks / scene I download only the model, hair and small plugins and ignore all other dependencies like clothes and furniture I don't want in order to save space on my drive. The only way I can stop VaM from logging missing dependencies errors is using the checkbox "ignore and Hide Missing Dependency Errors" in the Add-On Package Manager but I have to do it manually one by one :\

 

[Dragontales]

Hi. I just joined your patreon for this app. So far it looks truly awesome. I have a question regarding Item Deduplicator. If I have it remove local items, like a hair item, does it update any local files that may be referencing that local file so they use the remaining .var one? Also, If I delete a duplicate item (such as a clothing item) from one var, will it update any dependencies that use it to point to the remaining one?

 

[qdaro]

qdaro updated Qvaro with a new update entry:

Dependency details & bug fixes

Dependency details

Right click a package and select "Dependency details" option to see exactly what files does each item depend on.

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If you select "Dependency details" by right-clicking one of the dependencies in the package's dependency list, it automatically pre-filters to display only paths inside this dependency.

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Fixes

• Local items were not sortable by date...

Read the rest of this update entry...

 

[5DVoom]

Hi. I just joined your patreon for this app. So far it looks truly awesome. I have a question regarding Item Deduplicator. If I have it remove local items, like a hair item, does it update any local files that may be referencing that local file so they use the remaining .var one? Also, If I delete a duplicate item (such as a clothing item) from one var, will it update any dependencies that use it to point to the remaining one?

Hi DT, plan to grab it too.
Just by your experience - does really this tool made speedup VAM for you ?
(Upd Strange a bit that @qdaro ignored member question btw not cool )

 

[Dragontales]

Hi DT, plan to grab it too.
Just by your experience - does really this tool made speedup VAM for you ?
(Upd Strange a bit that @qdaro ignored member question btw not cool )

I have no regrets getting it. The ability to see what I truly have in my install is great. I can't say it sped up my install, but that's mostly because I haven't really turned any of the var packages off, which, BTW, is really easy to do and undo. I'd highly recommend this program just for the ability to organize your files.

 

[qdaro]

(Upd Strange a bit that @qdaro ignored member question btw not cool )

Oh my god, I don't get any notifications when people post here. I even contacted AshAuryn about this, and they found no issues but it still happens... sorry guys...

Hi. I just joined your patreon for this app. So far it looks truly awesome. I have a question regarding Item Deduplicator. If I have it remove local items, like a hair item, does it update any local files that may be referencing that local file so they use the remaining .var one? Also, If I delete a duplicate item (such as a clothing item) from one var, will it update any dependencies that use it to point to the remaining one?

How deduplicators work is described in detail on their index page. In short, no dependents are updated. Only the deduplicated package. Dependents should fall back on an item from other package if it has the same uid.

Wow very nice tool ! One feature I'd love to see is a mass "ignore dependencies" button. Most of the looks / scene I download only the model, hair and small plugins and ignore all other dependencies like clothes and furniture I don't want in order to save space on my drive. The only way I can stop VaM from logging missing dependencies errors is using the checkbox "ignore and Hide Missing Dependency Errors" in the Add-On Package Manager but I have to do it manually one by one :\

That might be doable. I'll look into it next time I work on qvaro.