Someone should really develop a pluggin that allows us to delete non desired models or scenes in our personnal gallery, It's becoming a hell to navigate in this mess, and I absolutely dont understand how to delete things just by name without risking to delete the wrong subject....
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This become annoying with time...
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I think I have seen some external tools (or powershell scripts) that can re-organize / re-pack all AddonPackages-content while cleaning duplicates and/or scan for known problematic morphs floating around. Maybe other users know more (ask Discord?) - never used them.
Concerning scenes - when having trouble to identify in the .var file containing a scene one can load it and then do this:
Usually when I installed new content (that I did not like) I instantly go into my VAM\AddonPackages folder an sort the files by "date modified" to delete them.
But yeah, keeping VAM organized isn't easy. Especially for scenes I always check the dependency list first - after using VAM for a while one can usually tell by that list if the creator knew what he was doing or not. Many scenes install unnecessary content that is not actually used.
Concerning scenes - when having trouble to identify in the .var file containing a scene one can load it and then do this:
Usually when I installed new content (that I did not like) I instantly go into my VAM\AddonPackages folder an sort the files by "date modified" to delete them.
But yeah, keeping VAM organized isn't easy. Especially for scenes I always check the dependency list first - after using VAM for a while one can usually tell by that list if the creator knew what he was doing or not. Many scenes install unnecessary content that is not actually used.
