Asset Browser: Extract from Specific Archive and Load Order #1437
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- Scan for "r6/cache/modded/mods.json" and set archive order to REDmod load order - Load REDmod mods after Legacy Mods (higher priority on top)
- show archives containing archive in AB menu
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Nov 26, 2023
Further discussion on load order from discord. Legacy mods will out-prioritize REDmod archives
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Please check the order. I swear no one has a real clue what the actual order is and we always get different answers. Maybe @psiberx knows 馃槄
Updates the asset browser to support pulling files from specific archives (including mod archives). Also will sort the mod browser by the (a?) load order to show the first loaded files up top. This also includes support for
modlist.txtinarchive/pc/modand REDmod mods. No support for REDmodmodlist.txtas of this update. See example image.