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Upgrade README.md to have some more instructions #97
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Update README.md to have a bit more information on installing CCLoader and mods (someone asked on Discord last night).
Just for reference, might be a useful resource: https://wiki.c2dl.info/CCLoader |
Oh, Thank you! |
I'll be honest, I haven't the slightest clue of, well, if it still works. It's a rather old project, and I can't remember the last time somebody used it. It probably still works, but it's just that nobody knows about it. |
Yep, maybe a 'lil cleaning u, it seems quite hacked together (I saw a few |
I am not so sure about linking the wiki here. Also, if you include the installer then put a big disclaimer on it reguarding unstable/similar. There is a video tutorial for installing CCLoader that may be included as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kY3_C2D2gDA |
It is perfectly stable. The unsafe code is used to create UI without pulling in gigantic UI libraries (consider that I really only needed functions for opening dialog windows). |
The Video still uses the method of downloading the source code, so maybe re-recording it might be a good idea |
You may mention the installer, it's just that because the installation process is so simple it's kinda redundant. It was intended to be used as something more than a CCLoader installer, namely for allowing installation of modding tools into the same nwjs the game uses (as to not download the 60 MB Chromium build for each separate tool), but that was never implemented. |
Downloading the source works perfectly fine for CCLoader 2. |
Oh, Okay, that makes sense. It seems simple enough to not be an issue to have a bit of unsafe code. Maybe it could be replaced with a small Bash / Powershell scripts? Having an entire program with GUI and everything seems a little bit too much for now, and adding features such as updating to a Bash / Powershell script seems relatively easy. |
Update README.md to have a bit more information on installing CCLoader and mods (someone asked on Discord last night).