Tip for cc addicts on loading screens
Maybe you guys already know about this and I'm just now discovering! But I wanted to share for anybody who like me has more cc than the law allows. My loading screen when starting up use to take a lit...
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> @Lumpinou said:
> Never heard of that! But good for you!
> What I do to not have crazy loadings is merge CC... Keeping an un merged backup. If a piece of CC breaks, I get rid of the merged version, get rid of whatever is broken, and re-emerge what's left.
With this way of doing it - do you unpackage everything and then merge it all together that way or simply just merge the packages together as they are?
> Never heard of that! But good for you!
> What I do to not have crazy loadings is merge CC... Keeping an un merged backup. If a piece of CC breaks, I get rid of the merged version, get rid of whatever is broken, and re-emerge what's left.
With this way of doing it - do you unpackage everything and then merge it all together that way or simply just merge the packages together as they are?
