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Model Packs for Resource Section

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Good idea, especially with the recent modeling contest, would be much more practical than uploading umpteen numbers of small attachments or doodads.
 
On the pack idea which i talked about on chat a few times im not liking how i cannot upload a packs of icons or models.
I'm certain you could write a script to check the files in a zip.
or atleast allow for multiple files to be uploaded at once, although uploading a zip file would upteen times better.
 
Trying to use umpteen too? Copycat : P
 
About model packs

I was wondering, I am currently making a model pack with around 27-28 models, which all are connected somehow, the problem is just should I realy post alll 27-28 models in separete uploads? If there is no way around this maybe Hive should have a funtion so that model packs would be allowed/posible (of course only with selfcreated models.)
Mostly a thought, if there comes no solution, am I just going to post them.
 
Tarball would be very easy to implement, as would gzip. I don't know how useful it would be however since Windows doesn't (natively) support gzip/tar for file archives.

As for 7-zip's format: it's efficient, but not very widely used and not easy integrated with the site.
 
It makes the file bigger because once the file is compressed once by 7z, it cannot reasonably be reduced anymore. Compressing it again with Zip doesn't result in any savings, and the 7z file header and table take up extra space in addition, so the resulting .zip would be larger.
 
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