Abonner for at downloade
PublisherPlus for v1.4

Thank you nightmare, turns out "probably update tomorrow" turned out to become never.

I got impatient and took a stab at it. Implemented multi-version support as well, I don't think Jaxe is gonna update the original mod anytime soon...
https://psteamcommunity.yuanyoumao.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3183156228

I will do, probably update tomorrow.

Hi there, are you planning on releasing a 1.5 version as well? Otherwise I'd take up the job for that myself, as I am heavily dependent on PublisherPlus for my mod releases.

fair enough, can't wait! (but I shall)

and, when you add features, if he comes back you can always try to work together, effectively making one mod!

I may look at adding those features, since the original author has not returned to update their mod.

is there a way to use "wildcards"

I have some shortcuts in a group of folders. I want to upload everything in those folders except the shortcut. (the folders have rimpy modlists of what I'm testing, and I'm leaveing them if others want them. the shortcuts lead to places on my computer with backups/ temporary lists).

Because of that, I know the path is always "about/modlists/"folder"/.lnk"

problem is, the folder after modlists has different names, and the number in their changes. some programs have "wildcards" (typically ...) to represent "anything"

and, the .lnk file is a shortcut. So, can I do something like that to block a specific file type from a specific area?

and, also, how can I just say "don't upload this type of file, period"?

thanks!

I already figured it almost definitly was, so "as far as I know" means no bugs have been found since the update, which is good enough for me, especially when the answer fits logic!


I'm making a mod that is literally an about folder that forces certain load orders, such as forcing this mod active. The idea is modders use this to ensure debugging mods are there, and they can use RimPy to make rules that shift their mods to always be bellow this one, and the requirments above, to provide a "spacer" between their mods and ones they use!

As far as I know it doesn't matter, but I didn't make this mod so I can't be sure.

quick question: I assume the answer is yes, but load order doesn't matter on this mod, right?