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I could have sworn this was already posted here, but can't find it, so if possible ...
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- May 25, 2020
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Only 7 days left.. 
Rose
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Virtual Harem 34 (VH34)
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Just a long shot but do you have all the vars in the AddonPackages main folder or you throw it into subfolders within? I had subfolders before and it fucked up some scenes. I figured it out only after VAM reinstall from a scratch. Decided to store everything in AddonPackages main folder and most scenes were running as intended.
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If it's in var form, I'll put them in AddonPackages, but if they're loose folders/files, I'll put them in the older file structure. No subfolders in AddonPackages because I was told not to do them.
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1 week to go? Damn... Well, it was good meeting you fags and having some top-tier bants. All good things must come to an end I guess, sigh.
I'll think of you guys whenever I have a good VaM fap... No homo, of course.
I'll think of you guys whenever I have a good VaM fap... No homo, of course.
anyone have This look? creator is Dnaddr.
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luna_hd_v1-6.9170/
The agreement was to move the discussion to the 'main thread' (still need to know what this main thread now really will be) and do the requests/releases each in a new thread (which can still be linked from the new discussion 'main thread').
I've been using subfolders in AddonPackages, for VARs of course, for a while now and it has given me absolutely no problem in scenes. It becomes so much easier to know what is what and what I can get rid of. Depends on one's strategy to keep VAM lean and on usage, but I find that subfolders in AddonPackages brings me way more benefits over the disadvantages it has.
Much more problematic are VARs that are poorly made and others that have huge lists of dependencies. Having subfolders makes it easier to know what a VAR that I don't want to keep requires and I can safely get rid of the unneeded dependencies. To me the subfolder system works wonders.
I think I'm just going to ignore vecterror from now on. How am I supposed to jack off to this? He uses 21 pages of random morphs and the result is some crooked creature.
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Is that better or worse than PetaZwega, who uses the exact same goddamn face on every single model?
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If like me you have tons of missing dependencies that aren't in the hub and need an easier way to list them, I wrote this little Python script that will make it easier.
Available here:
The keys in the JSON are what packages have missing dependencies, and the value is a list of all the missing dependencies that that package has.
For example:
Means that
Just run it with python 3.8+ (
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The keys in the JSON are what packages have missing dependencies, and the value is a list of all the missing dependencies that that package has.
For example:
JSON:
"vecterror.PerPip_looks.2.var": [
"vecterror.PePivsMan",
"Jackaroo.MocapExpressionsMale",
"Jackaroo.JarExpressions",
"vecterror.BODY_SHAPE1"
]vecterror.PerPip_looks.2.var (which I do have) is missing the packages vecterror.PePivsMan, Jackaroo.MocapExpressionsMale, Jackaroo.JarExpressions, etc...Just run it with python 3.8+ (
python depfinder.py --var-path <PATH_TO_VARS> and the results will both be printed and saved to a file called missing.json.You can also add
--list if you prefer a simple list of missing packages (which will be saved to missing.txt).
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