Open jaypinx opened 2 hours ago
But the fact is, you can only search one mod at a time, right? Selecting multiple modules under the same search result does not seem to be a good solution, because you need to carefully select the detailed version and loader of each module to decide which file to download.
I thought of 2 solutions for that problem:
After selecting multiple mods, the user is prompted to select the proper version for his/her selected mods as usual, but this time, this window can have multiple steps to download the several mods.
After the user downloaded the desired mod, the application should stay in the search screen instead of going to the downloads screen. You can place a colored dot with a number near the downloads icon on the tray to serve as a notification that informs the user without prompting them to the downloads window, pretty much like Android apps do (the user does not download multiple files this time, but is not prompted to the downloads screen neither, so the process of downloading multiple mods gets easier)
You may find option 1 to be tiring for the user, so perhaps option 2 can be a good implementation.
I prefer the second option
Yes, that looks exactly as i thought. Thank you for replying, i'll close this issue.
I will close this issue after completing the function of this InfoBadge.
Why do you need this feature?
Suggest an implementation
I suggest 2 features:
To implement a "download multiple files" option to allow the user to select multiple mods at once before passing to the download progress screen
To implement a resource pack search option within the "Core management" and "Download resources" settings and store them in the directory ".minecraft\resourcepacks"
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Here some basic mockup for the first suggestion: