amazing thank u sir thumbs up

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@boformer, sorry just seen this. Yep correct, just bundle all the .crp's into the same folder for the pack. Sadly they still show in Content Manager as indivdual rather than the pack but with the new unsubscribe all button this may detour that anyway. Ideally I'd prefer it if you could just disable a pack in one hit (Such as the entire UK terraced House theme or similar) but I'm guessing modders will crack that in time

Also, how did you bundle 5 assets? 5 crp files in the same folder?

@Shroomblaze Well, actually you can "make" them without the mod using Mod Tools (There are just a few minor problems).

The problem is that players can not use them without the mod I made. There is no way around it.

I think that people who subscribe to >modular< assets are not stupid. They know what they are doing. They will understand that they will need a mod.

Without the mod installed, users will simply see an error like this: http://i.imgur.com/YUKF9rL.jpg

Yea I saw that mod, too bad you actually need the mod to make larger footprints work. That doesn't really interest me. I'd rather someone find a way to make assets have a bigger footprint without the use of a mod so I can upload and know for a fact people will be able to use it.

A valid pojnt. My main concern is not to overload the workshop though also. The Modular series for example would have been 28 items in the workshop rather than the 5 I have released so kindf of clutters it less.

What I may do is seperate these out and add them into thier relevant livery pack with the other 6 items as that sort of keeps them in the same area then.

Obviously if we didnt have the "16x8" limit (I know there is a Beta Mod presently working on getting this changed) I wouldnt need to release packs at all :(

Hey BasKB, I just wanted to say that I'm not a personal fan of packaged assets. I personally don't like having to go through the asset editor and get rid of stuff after subbing because I do bulk unsubscribing when working on assets and then do a subscribe all again to my collection. So then I would have to go into the editor and find stuff from packages that I don't personally want to keep.

This is no offense to your assets at all. I like them, but I don't need every single one of the modular aspects of them, maybe just one or 2 building parts that I can repeat. This is because I'm already near the threshold of what is capable of my computer before it takes forever to load things. So I'm very picky about how many assets I subscribe to.

Just my personal opinion.