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Since this Tool is probably Web-Engine (i.e. Electron) based ~ it should be fairly doable to support GNU/Linux as well.
Would be Great =)

Make sure to use OS Thumbnails and only create own as Fallback.
Idk about other Platforms but on GNU/Linux the FreeDesktop Spec standardizes it fairly simple.

Multiple Sources

• Add multiple Folders to Source Assets from
• Do Not Move or Copy any Resources by Default ~ let the User Choose.
• Can be Implemented as Welcome Dialog with Choices for Basic Settings.

Why?

• Some might already have their own way of organizing things.
• Having Your Software define How Things are done makes it less flexible.
• Possible Issues with other Software used by the User.

Tag Collections

• Gallery View with RegExp Search to Add & Remove Tags from Query (& more)
• History of Searches where every Entry can be deleted to keep only what you want to keep.
• Add Setting “Realtime Search (on,off)”

Projects with Areas

• Create Projects for your individual Games and organize Project Assets in Areas (great for large Projects)
• Add Setting “Enable Project Management for Large or Multiple Projects (on,off)”

Batch Parsing

• Check configured Directories at Startup
• Add newly found Content to Databse
• Ask User to Tag & Organise new Content (setting, optional)

Why?

• Allows the User to Quickly get Lots of Resources into the Library without needing to use the UI (no offense but nothing beats a good File Manager :D)

It looks like this Tool would also be quite useful to Manage Personal Pictures (for that not moving anything would be even more important to some ~ just add folders and store metadata either in a database or add it directly to filenames ~ or file metadata, if possible (best approach))

The most Crucial Factor for me here would be Performance (Speed, Lag) & Stability.

Also worth mentioning for Inspiration are Universal Tools for File Management that are based on non-hierarchial Structure such as the TagSpaces File Manager. I haven’t fully checked whether it can do what I need (it can’t do all that i need) ~ but it’s quite a versatile tool to organise your things.

It does however have Poor Performce. That rules it out for me. Because I count response times in ms & µs ~ not seconds and minutes.

More Rambling about how great my Tools are (cut out) :D

Hey there, Anvil =)

As @maldarion & others said it’d be great to know What Actually got Updated in DLCv3.
I checked the Diffs with Meld and found that quite a large amount of Images got new Versions.

Also if you’re going to make Improvements ~ the Sounds could use a few as well ~ and I’m offering to do the Job for You.

I could fix the few Inconsistencies with Naming for the Images and their Folders as well.

What do You think?

One More Thing:

To Me, the issues with going Back & Forth in History were pretty Severe on Performance!

I asked Claude Haiku 4.5 on the Reason and Possible Solutions.
You can check them out Here:

It’s doable. Here’s the setup: https://renpy.org/doc/html/android.html

Linux Distributions would also be great.

That’s called the Metric System :)

Yeah I also thought being able to download the whole game would be great. (Like Big Aspirations, for example.)

Because now you simply download the code & text in one HTML file which links to all other content being hosted on some online platforms (in this case, music and pictures).

But Twine (the engine used for this game) also supports linking to content on the local storage. In other words, the developer of this game can also bundle all resources together as a zip and we can download it and can, yeah, store it on our devices, use it offline, view the pics, help improving it, etc.

The only downside with this is that with mobile browsers it usually doesn’t work because the game inside the browser has no permission to access the file system. On desktop, it works perfectly well =)

Thank You!

You might want to consider making it Cross Platform while it is still small as well. Would be nice!

Have a Bright and Productive Time (づ｡◕‿◕｡)づ

Really Good Visuals and Intricate Design. Like it so far :)

It’s a little Performance-hungry but runs fine (running on Manjaro (Arch Linux) with Bottles (Wine)).

I wish You Good Luck with Development 😊

Hype is what’s most con- & destructive. Despite that Itch is keeping up.

Half a Year later the Game’s still on. Quite Literally ;)

Well right here, ofc. Go to the Top of This Page and click on the Title or the “Tool” Tab ~ then scroll to Downloads and get your desired version ;)

In the “Wardrobe Menu” (Chest, customize her) you’ll see tips when you hover empty slots with ’?’s AFAICR Raven gets it as a present from someone.. ..maybe in Tale? c: