Search function in WoT Aslain installer

[topper6]

Hello.

 

I would like to request a search window in the WoT Aslain installer so that I can search for a keyword for instance. 

 

For example if I had a search window in the installer i could type "fog" and get all matching results in the installer.

 

Perhaps it's not possible, but I would really like to see that option.

 

Best regards, 

Henrik.

[Quaksen]

Requested a 1000 times, but not possible in the current software. Might never happen.

 

 

You can open Aslain's folder in your World of Tanks folder. You can find "Components_List.txt" there. You can search in that. Position in that matches modpack. So you can match position of the 'scroll bar' on the right side.

[DoubleSpeeded]

On 2/10/2024 at 4:02 AM, Quaksen said:

Requested a 1000 times, but not possible in the current software. Might never happen.

 

 

You can open Aslain's folder in your World of Tanks folder. You can find "Components_List.txt" there. You can search in that. Position in that matches modpack. So you can match position of the 'scroll bar' on the right side.

Thats a good tip. Thanks 

[Avec112]

I do not find searching inside previous version components_list.txt to be very good. Usually I am looking for new mods that just have been added and I really struggle to find them.
 

While the software might not support searching I think one way could be to support search from within the forum. A link inside Aslains tool opening a page referencing the latest release with all it's mods in the same order (components_list.txt). That way we can do a search and pinpoint where to find the mod inside the installer. 

[Quaksen]

Just now, Avec112 said:

I do not find searching inside previous version components_list.txt to be very good. Usually I am looking for new mods that just have been added and I really struggle to find them.
 

While the software might not support searching I think one way could be to support search from within the forum. A link inside Aslains tool opening a page referencing the latest release with all it's mods in the same order (components_list.txt). That way we can do a search and pinpoint where to find the mod inside the installer. 

You don't need anything fancy. You already have what you're asking for, right on your own computer! 😛 

 

> Start the latest modpack
> Soon as the modpack is on the modlist...
> A fresh Components_List.txt is created!

> Voila! 🙂

[Aslain]

New mods comes with a mod number, open preview window where you can see that number in the bottom left corner after clicking on component.

[Avec112]

Thanks to both. While not intuitive for most, it works when you just know how to.