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Extract the downloaded file and you'll get one or more *.VAR files. Put them into the "AddonPackages" subfolder of VaM -- done.
anyone have a good way of tracking down missing morphs when they don't have explicit dependencies listed?
Certain animation in scenes trigger missing morphs even though I should have all the correct dependencies.
Certain animation in scenes trigger missing morphs even though I should have all the correct dependencies.
If anybody wanted it, I found NoOc's Var Models for Cassie Cage and Sonya Blade from MK11 on his discord and put it on gofiles
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Thanks!
Also, just wondering, do you guys leave the VAR files intact or extract them?
For the most part I keep them as .var files. But this file on discord was in this type of format from the start.
So to answer the question, I leave the Var files intact
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Did you read the description and tags?
" 3D game, 3DCG, Virtual reality, Male protagonist, Female protagonist, Animated, Sandbox, Lesbian, Gay, Spanking, Character creation, Oral sex, Vaginal sex, Anal sex "
1. Yes, both desktop and VR mode are available.
2. It is a software platform. You can load existing scenes and assets, or make your own. Some scenes are on rails, some have interaction.
3. Yes. Plenty.
2. It is a software platform. You can load existing scenes and assets, or make your own. Some scenes are on rails, some have interaction.
3. Yes. Plenty.
You could just volunteer to become an Uploader yourself you know...
In case this is helpful for anyone that uses VAM's Cache. I run a script over my Cache\Textures folder to remove identical files and replace them with symlinks to one source file. Since VAM treats the same texture from different .vars separately, this helps cut down a ton of space from creators that repackage the same texture over and over.
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Thanks for sharing your code!
I've checked it, and it looks good and seem to work. Reduced my cache size from like 75 GB to 73 GB -- so for me not really worth it. Others might have different results, I think it mainly depends on how cluttered and messed up your overall installation is...
I'd also like to suggest a change: exclude *.vamcachemeta files. While many of them are technically duplicates, nobody "saves space" when replacing lots of 80-90 bytes files with symlinks. Focus on the real data, which are *.vamcache files itself.
Again: great approach, thanks for sharing.
Nice suggestion! 100% agree on the meta files being sorta pointless, something for a v2.Thanks for sharing your code!
I've checked it, and it looks good and seem to work. Reduced my cache size from like 75 GB to 73 GB -- so for me not really worth it. Others might have different results, I think it mainly depends on how cluttered and messed up your overall installation is...
I'd also like to suggest a change: exclude *.vamcachemeta files. While many of them are technically duplicates, nobody "saves space" when replacing lots of 80-90 bytes files with symlinks. Focus on the real data, which are *.vamcache files itself.
Again: great approach, thanks for sharing.
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This is my "fix" for it (I'm running this script from within the "Cache" directory, so I also excluded *.vamcachejson files in the PackageJSON subdirectory):
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