Part of the issue there is that some scenes require old enough versions of a plugin that certain features in a version that old may not exist in the newer versions. So in essence, you kinda have to keep every version in terms of plugins at the least usually. Also it's my recommendation to get a good large size SSD or HDD for the game itself so you don't have to worry about such issues.
In only keep the last version and never had problems with that. So, I think the best practice is to just keep the last version and download the old version only if needed.
I also remove normalmap textures from characters. They are so big and they make so little difference.
If you're an absolute beginner with VaM, it can be overwhelming and frustrating, because it's not very intuitive to be honest. I suggest you search for "vam beginner tutorial" on YT and check some videos first.
You downloaded a look. Now download a scene.
yeah i know it. because i learn this vam from zero too. u need at least 2-5year to be a pro in vam dude. because plugin in vam always grow. in vam u not only porn trust me
. i learn converting obj from blender and daz when i know this vam. u can make a good animation in vam with some free or paid plugin.yeah sad but true. i deleted almost 300-400gb my hs2 after i learn vam. COLLISION is my big reason in first.
In fact, VAM can hardly be called a game, if you played hs2, then VaM is most similar to the studio mode in this game, where you can create scenes, environments and fully use your creative imagination. Only VaM allows you to do this at a much higher level, but it also makes learning much more difficult. But it's worth it
