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I didn't realize I shouldn't have installed the dlc and base resources and plugins into the core MV folder. Now I don't know what to delete. Any suggestions?
Mistakenly installed dlc and resources
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It's not hurting anything.
Are you saying you put them into the NewData folder where MV is installed, or into your project?
If the first, it just means they will also be copied to any new project, and you will need to include them when you're removing stuff you don't want. If the latter, you'll just need to remove what you don't specifically want in your project.
If it bothers you, you can just delete the whole MV folder and reinstall.
Are you saying you put them into the NewData folder where MV is installed, or into your project?
If the first, it just means they will also be copied to any new project, and you will need to include them when you're removing stuff you don't want. If the latter, you'll just need to remove what you don't specifically want in your project.
If it bothers you, you can just delete the whole MV folder and reinstall.
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If you have installed MV via steam, you can safely delete the entire NewData folder, and then have steam verify that all the files for the software are downloaded properly. This will fail on the NewData folder because it will be missing. Steam will then redownload a clean copy of that folder to your installation, effectively resetting it back to a clean state.
In order to verify that all files for an installation are ok with steam, go to your steam library, locate the game or software you want to check, right click it, and select properties. A new window will open up. In this new window, select the "Local Files" tab, and hen the 3rd or so button down will be "Verify the integrity of the application cache", or similar wording. Press this button, and steam will check the installation to ensure nothing is corrupt, and it will automatically redownload anything that it deems is in a bad state.
If you don't have MV installed through steam, your only option is probably to uninstall and reinstall MV in order for the installer to restore the default folder.
In order to verify that all files for an installation are ok with steam, go to your steam library, locate the game or software you want to check, right click it, and select properties. A new window will open up. In this new window, select the "Local Files" tab, and hen the 3rd or so button down will be "Verify the integrity of the application cache", or similar wording. Press this button, and steam will check the installation to ensure nothing is corrupt, and it will automatically redownload anything that it deems is in a bad state.
If you don't have MV installed through steam, your only option is probably to uninstall and reinstall MV in order for the installer to restore the default folder.
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Ya, I installed it in the NewData Folder. It was the non-Steam version. I just reinstalled to a new temp folder, deleted the NewData from the original and copied it from the temp install. Then I deleted the temp installed MV folder.
Everything seems to be working as should now.
Everything seems to be working as should now.
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