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[S] Upload sets by .rar/.zip
I have an idea That i think would save alot of time. If you name all your textures accordingly to the name they are uploaded too and pack them in a zip. Have toribash read the zip and apply them accordingly to where they go, So you dont have to go back and forth uploading one at a time. I think this would be great.
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Originally Posted by doodledoo
I have an idea That i think would save alot of time. If you name all your textures accordingly to the name they are uploaded too and pack them in a zip. Have toribash read the zip and apply them accordingly to where they go, So you dont have to go back and forth uploading one at a time. I think this would be great.
well that's how i normally send my sets to clients, so if this is a possibility, then I support this 100%. also, im pretty sure most artists do this with their sets too.
though it might be a problem with the texture items the uploader has, for example, having full 128 with a 512 head.
Originally Posted by doodledoo
I have an idea That i think would save alot of time. If you name all your textures accordingly to the name they are uploaded too and pack them in a zip. Have toribash read the zip and apply them accordingly to where they go, So you dont have to go back and forth uploading one at a time. I think this would be great.
Originally Posted by nevramon
well that's how i normally send my sets to clients, so if this is a possibility, then I support this 100%. also, im pretty sure most artists do this with their sets too.
though it might be a problem with the texture items the uploader has, for example, having full 128 with a 512 head.
Idea fully supported. This shouldn't be hard to implement, and would save huge amounts of time. Think about it, if someone has a 19 item full texture set, 4 trail textures, dq and ground textures, and perhaps a 20 item full joint texture set, that's a lot of single items to upload! I don't think the item size is a problem as TB auto resizes images to fit.
Supported 100%
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