Releases: cwoac/TTS-Manager
Gui is still ugly
New features:
- Support setups where you have set your config to save workshop files within the install directory
Fixes:
- Ignore Rules links
- More consistent logging
no protocol
- Handle cases where the mod uses partial urls
- Raise downloading messages to 'WARN' level so they are visible at default level (possibly a temporary fix)
- Make (some) log messages more user friendly.
Codec support
Main fix is to attempt loading of files using multiple codecs (#14). Also lowering the default log level to 'WARN' from 'INFO'
Handle empties
Fix case where there are no files in Save or Workshop directories.
Installable
Lots of new features!
- An installer (and an uninstaller)
- Import/Export of chest files.
- Support for downloading missing files automatically, either at export time or for individual files or all files of a type.
- Allow overriding the cache directory (this will become more useful with later features).
- Quite a bit of refactored code
As always, this is still somewhat experimental code, and I appreciate being told of any reproducible issues. Having said that, it works fine for me on the mods I've tested it on.
Header data
Robustness release.
. Added metadata to pak generation to ensure we are actually importing a pak file.
. Fixed savegame pak generation
. Fixed issue with duplicate model warnings on some mods.
. Refactored filesystem interaction to unify cli + gui code
Note that due to the new pak headers, pak files created with the previous versions of tts manager will no longer import. I will be adding a parameter to the cli to enable force importing them in the next release.
PageURL + Python3 fixes
- Script no longer fails on saves with PageUrls in them.
- cli no longer tries to run in python2
- Increased paranoia - anything that looks like an url is treated as one regardless of the key value in the json.
chocolate clusters
Biggest thing is it now has a gui - just grab tts_gui.zip, expand and go!
I've also added support for import/export of savegames as well as workshop files.
This is still a WIP - I strongly suggest you check any archives made with this work before relying on them. Actually, that's good advice for any backup system.