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Backing up my AddOns folder
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Backing up my AddOns folder
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I'm running lean these days...my AddOns is a mere 91.1MB
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Re: Backing up my AddOns folder
You win. I thought I had so many but the finder tells:Wildeblood wrote:Anyone else who doesn't know when to stop adding OXPs care to make a competition of it?
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Although I have an 'unused' folder in my addOns were I put the oxp in that I don't want to be active. It contains about 60, so that must be subtracted. And on windows, such oxps inside a subfolder would still be active.
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Re: Backing up my AddOns folder
Only 20 OXPs here (counting Griff's as one) and my AddOns is 252 MB (mostly eye-candy).
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Re: Backing up my AddOns folder
Not much to see here:
Only 102 of these objects are installed OXPs, the rest are either loose folders (AIs, Config, etc.) or disabled OXPs in a subfolder.
Still, I'm a little astonished that I have so many OXPs installed. Without checking I would've estimated a much smaller number (in the 50s, perhaps).
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Still, I'm a little astonished that I have so many OXPs installed. Without checking I would've estimated a much smaller number (in the 50s, perhaps).
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No, they're safe in there. Like you I store unused ones inside AddOns/Unused/ which is why the folder is bloated. Povray Planets is 2GB, and the still zipped download files are in there, so I expected the total to be over 4GB, but 6GB surprised me.Eric Walch wrote:And on windows, such oxps inside a subfolder would still be active.
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Re: Backing up my AddOns folder
Running 128 oxp's here. Folder is 5,06GB as it is also a folder for texturing (Famous Planets etc) so many duplicates and also a lot of disabled oxp's which I renamed to .tmp.
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