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Originally Posted by stax76
Wouldn't it be easier putting custom filters in the settings folder? A customized startup folder cannot be replaced with a new staxrip version without loosing customized files.
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Sounds reasonable.
But there's one thing I propose you need to consider in designing the
%settings_dir%Plugins folder structure.
There's no folder under it for filters supporting
dual mode.
Neo filters support both AVS and VS. Where am I supposed to put them?
If I put, for example,
Neo FFT3D under
%settings_dir%Plugins\AviSynth, isn't it NOT possible to use it for VapourSynth if I run VS in the
portable mode because StaxRip loads only
%settings_dir%Plugins\VapourSynth and its subfolders?
Since I'm running installed AVS and VS only, I'm not sure about this.
Anyway, I decided to make a subfolder named '
Dual' under
%settings_dir%Plugins and put all dual mode plugins there, including DGDecNV itself. Although I need to modify AVS/VS Profiles code and DGIndexNV command code, I think it's very worth it.
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Originally Posted by stax76
The dependencies are loaded automatically, possibly this detection can be improved or replaced with another design.
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Got it.
