brustmlj
December 14th, 2020, 21:40
When developing modules in FGC I was able to update the mod file in the modules directory and close the module and re-open and see the updated results without having to close FGC. While this works for some things in FGU it does not work for everything. Token and Images assets added or removed from the module are not updated when the module is closed and reopened. Exiting FGU and restarting is required to pick up these new assets. Using the refresh folders at the bottom of the asset window does not help refreshing the assets from a changed mod file.
Another interesting choice is that it seems that asset selection is available from all modules in the modules directory. Since I have literally 500+ modules it seems that making all these assets available in the assets window is one of the things which takes FGU so long to load up for me. I have a decent and relatively new i7 Win 10 PB with a fast SSD and 32G of ram. So while startup is not unbearably slow it does seem it should be faster. Is it not the case that FGU should only provide access to assets in the assets folder for modules that are actually loaded? Why is FGU making all the assets of unloaded modules available simply because they are in the modules folder? This would solve my above problem in that when a module is closed the assets are released. And when it is opened the assets are loaded.
Another interesting choice is that it seems that asset selection is available from all modules in the modules directory. Since I have literally 500+ modules it seems that making all these assets available in the assets window is one of the things which takes FGU so long to load up for me. I have a decent and relatively new i7 Win 10 PB with a fast SSD and 32G of ram. So while startup is not unbearably slow it does seem it should be faster. Is it not the case that FGU should only provide access to assets in the assets folder for modules that are actually loaded? Why is FGU making all the assets of unloaded modules available simply because they are in the modules folder? This would solve my above problem in that when a module is closed the assets are released. And when it is opened the assets are loaded.