Do bulk clothing Modpacks vs. individual modpacks make a difference? #162
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Had a discussion with some friends about sharing mods. The ideal scenario would be importing all of your clothing and body mods into TexTools, and then exporting a single mod pack with all of those into a single TTMP2 that you can share with friends for their collection of you. Hopefully you also trim it a bit so your personal modpack doesn’t contain unnecessary models for your character, to reduce file size. A friend said that it’s not a good idea to share entire modpacks of clothing, and definitely not clothing and body combined; that you should do one exported modpack for body mods, and then share a .zip of all of the different individual clothing mod TTMPs. From what I thought, TTMP2s are essentially already zips. Would this truly make a difference in terms of stability when trying to load many different collections at once? |
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You should share your individual mods. You can just zip them up. Why would you go through TexTools at all for that? They're lying around on your filesystem if you use penumbra. |
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You can convert body materials in Penumbra, too. Item Conversion isn't supported. But that's not sharing with a friend, that's editing mods. You don't need to zip ttmps. You can just zip the mod folders in your penumbra root directory, send it, and your friend can extract the folders in his penumbra root directory. In any case its a bad idea to put unrelated mod into a single modpack to import them in Penumbra. Why would you do that? You can of course just pull them out separately again, but you could also just keep them separate in the first place, zip both mod folders up and send them. |
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You should share your individual mods. You can just zip them up. Why would you go through TexTools at all for that? They're lying around on your filesystem if you use penumbra.