Why do you need this? I assume this might be related to detouring paths that point to other partitions/locations than the local folder.
If the above applies, is this also available on pre 1700?
Why do you need this? I assume this might be related to detouring paths that point to other partitions/locations than the local folder.
If the above applies, is this also available on pre 1700?
I was testing some stuff, the existing avs_fs_mount isn't defined in any of the older definitions either so I didn't bother adding them.
Due to hook order, we can't hook avs anyways, if I remember correctly.
In GitLab by @xyen on Oct 26, 2019, 03:57
I was testing some stuff, the existing `avs_fs_mount` isn't defined in any of the older definitions either so I didn't bother adding them.
Due to hook order, we can't hook avs anyways, if I remember correctly.
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In GitLab by @xyen on Oct 25, 2019, 02:39
Merges avs_fs_add_fs -> master
In GitLab by @xyen on Oct 25, 2019, 02:41
merged
Why do you need this? I assume this might be related to detouring paths that point to other partitions/locations than the local folder.
If the above applies, is this also available on pre 1700?
In GitLab by @xyen on Oct 26, 2019, 03:57
I was testing some stuff, the existing
avs_fs_mountisn't defined in any of the older definitions either so I didn't bother adding them.Due to hook order, we can't hook avs anyways, if I remember correctly.