PhysFS can mount archives alongside directories which can be good for end users where being able to read the files isn't a high priority (given how when squirrel errors, it gives enough info for debugging) so having files be compressed could be nice. Only problem from what I could tell is that PhysFS doesn't really say where it mounts the zip to.
PhysFS can mount archives alongside directories which can be good for end users where being able to read the files isn't a high priority (given how when squirrel errors, it gives enough info for debugging) so having files be compressed could be nice. Only problem from what I could tell is that PhysFS doesn't really say where it mounts the zip to.