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As a mod author, I would like to know what objects are loaded at all times.
For this, a list of packages/levels in each object's dump could be useful. Obviously, this would need a few blacklisted objects, e.g., SkillsDefinition, Meshes, Materials... that are only part of a character package.
Another nice addition would be to allow filtering for certain packages in the search.
For example: inclass:SkillDefinition package:Sanctuary_P
This would search for only SkillDefinitions that are loaded in Sanctuary. Similar, this could be expanded to allow for a list of packages or even for All which would need to internally match all level packages to work correctly.
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Eesh, this has been three weeks, eh? Sorry for the delay; I got caught up on font-scaling issues which took a hell of a lot longer than expected, and didn't want to interrupt my flow lest I lose steam on it.
Anyway, yeah, I agree -- this'd be a cool addition. I don't think I've got the brainpower/time for it at the moment, but I'll leave this open. Perhaps for a v1.5.0? I was thinking about some other datalib improvements for 1.5.0 as well, so it might make sense to do all that at the same time.
As a mod author, I would like to know what objects are loaded at all times.
For this, a list of packages/levels in each object's dump could be useful. Obviously, this would need a few blacklisted objects, e.g., SkillsDefinition, Meshes, Materials... that are only part of a character package.
Another nice addition would be to allow filtering for certain packages in the search.
For example:
inclass:SkillDefinition package:Sanctuary_P
This would search for only SkillDefinitions that are loaded in Sanctuary. Similar, this could be expanded to allow for a list of packages or even for
All
which would need to internally match all level packages to work correctly.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: