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Show directories in a tree structure and give the option to exclude folders #45
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HierarchyI think that makes sense. I did want to eventually make the paths copyable, which is part of why they're laid out the current way, but that could still be solved with a "copy" or "open" button next to the folders instead in a hierarchical view, so that's probably fine.
Right now, the GUI library I'm using has to load the full list at the same time, so very large lists can definitely affect the performance. For the future, they've had some discussions about an "infinite scroll" feature that just loads what's currently visible, which would improve the performance for large lists. (See: iced-rs/iced#439) ExclusionThis is already possible, but it's not as streamlined as it could be. You can create a custom game with the same name, and it will override the standard entry, so your custom game can just specify the paths you're interested in. In that case, the irrelevant files won't even be shown in the program at all. (I'm planning to streamline this more in #38 by adding a quick customize button that pre-fills the default info.) For The Sims 4, that could look like this: Actually, PCGamingWiki specifies Options.ini as the config path for Mac, but specifies the whole I think most cases like this could be solved a similar way, by making a custom entry and/or cleaning up the wiki. I'm not necessarily opposed to adding a path exclusion feature, but I want to see if there are scenarios where what I'm suggesting isn't sufficient. |
Directory presentation
About the directories, It's kind of hard navigating when a game has multiple save files, for example, in Dragon Age:
When a game has multiple saves, the program lags until you scroll over the files.
For the presentation, it would be better as a tree structure, if possible, giving the option to collapse folders. Like this:
Excluding folders
Some games include screenshots folder. I know, there's a option to exclude steam screenshots but not all games are from steam or save in there. So before there is a automatic way, the user could have the option to just uncheck a specific folder so It doesn't backup it.
Having this option, could save cloud storage, because some game folder are just massive because of it.
A game with a lot of screenshots:
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