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Hey thanks! Let me know if there was any issues you noticed or any suggestions. 

I have some more biomes coming soon as well!

I like the general idea of more flexibility for sure. A long time ago I had originally given the option of it just to look at designated folders instead of making copies and moving them. My biggest gripe with that is the potential of people moving files and then having to deal with that. I deal with that in my DJ software where it looks at one big music folder but if I move one song to a nested folder in that same folder to attempt to organize, I have to go in and map the file in the software which annoys me. But at the end of the day, if the user would like that and can deal with the repercussions of that then I don't see a problem with that being an option.

In general it does sound nicer to just have multiple folders selected and then it can just pull in whatever it sees, including if some are added into the folder later, I do like that.

The older version did have some sort of "foldering" type set up where it was basically saved searches but I definitely would like to expand on the better organizing within, including "Projects", I can see that being nice for when you start developing something and want to just have a separate section to easily navigate to.

As for the speed/lag, could you elaborate on that a little? I did notice importing large amounts of files on Windows seemed much slower than on my Mac which I could probably figure out. But do you mean like outside of that, like scrolling through the assets/searching as well? Just curious to help see, how many assets were in there when you see the lag/slowdown. I definitely didn't test enough with LARGE amounts of files so that would be worthwhile on my end to see. Otherwise yes, thumbnails for images would help, probably also making it toggleable to not show animated gifs or anything in the list.

Oh yea for Linux, I should be able to get an installer for that. Does the DMG not work on Linux? I thought for some reason that would work (sorry I have hardly ever used Linux).

Yea no problem, I'll be honest this was always my little pet project that I had high hopes for but knew it would be hard to work on it much knowing it probably wouldn't be too popular. So I didn't really expect many people to stumble across the new updates that quickly, but I'm glad there are other people out there that feel overwhelmed by messy folders of assets like myself. I unfortunately have not been game developing as much as I used to though, basically just trying to keep my real programming job while competing with AI firms taking a lot of my clients. All this trauma dumping just to say, hope you try it out now that is available and Free.

Have fun with it and let me know if you think of anything useful or weird quirks. I tested mainly on my Mac so I know the PC version functions a little bit differently (at least I noticed uploading large amounts of files at once can be a bit slower than Mac).

I like these suggestions and feedback. I will catch up with them this week and see what I can do. Thanks!

Sorry everyone, I hadn't realized my Paypal info was outdated and I guess that doesn't even allow you to buy it at all. Been stretchin myself too thin lately, sorry I didn't see this earlier. It is marked for free and allows donations now if you like it. Thanks!

Hey everyone, that is really weird!

I was actually pondering today and I was actually going to switch over to free to at least give back to the community. Give me a minute and I will update it to free and just allow donos if desired. Sorry everyone!

Hey One5shot76!

Thanks for the suggestions, i've quietly been working on a complete revamp of this and is in its final stages! Im going to attach some screenshots of the few things you mentioned as suggestions but I can definitely add in the copyright details/link to the import screen as well which is a great idea!