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@JohnFromGWN good

You can add an exclusion function, and the excluded files can not be displayed, such as the dll that comes with some games

@JohnFromGWN good

@JohnFromGWN I think it's troublesome to manually select the path every time. I've always used one game path. If you need to switch versions, you just need to replace the relevant files in update.rpf within mods with the corresponding version. The other files remain the same. Or you can create a button to switch between different paths.

@JohnFromGWN I'm just making a Recommend. You're overthinking it.

It seems that this tool of yours doesn't have the function of saving the path. Every time, you need to re - select the game path.

I noticed that there are already better similar tools with the same functions as yours, so I thought of LML and would like to recommend it to you. This tool can manage the loading of DLCs, items, and data. It's very useful and worth using.
Also, it requires certain skills to operate, which is why it's not as well - known as OpenIV. Official website:https://www.lcpdfr.com/lml/index/

I tried it out. This can't save the selected game path. You need to select it again every time. A right - click menu to jump to the DLC directory could be added.

It's a good tool. However, once you know that GTA5 also has LML, you'll fall in love with it.

great！