Explain in detail what your suggested feature would be used for.
Currently the exports for avatars and worlds only shows the ID and world/avatar name. I would also like it to export the author ID and name of the author, as well as the thumbnail file address.
Additionally, if possible, exporting to an HTML file/folder with the same kind of view we see in VRCX with pictures intact (locally downloaded) would be ideal. However, I can make that a separate request if desired to keep scope minimal.
Describe how it would look if it requires a UI.
For CSV, I think having the additional values by default in CSV format would cause no harm, since they could easily be removed. But a checkbox system could be implemented to remove them from the export itself.
If HTML is worked in, a toggle for CSV or HTML. Either a save dialogue or an output folder option would need to be implemented for this.
Explain why people would want to use it.
If a world (or avatar) is removed from VRChat for any reason, knowing the author of them to see if they made a replacement world or check their socials from their profile (if provided, of course) for a reason why would be desired. Speaking from a world perspective, only the name and world ID doesn't get us very far unless it was a very popular world that was talked about on social media, etc...
MondoCat
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5 days ago
Explain in detail what your suggested feature would be used for. Currently the exports for avatars and worlds only shows the ID and world/avatar name. I would also like it to export the author ID and name of the author, as well as the thumbnail file address.
Additionally, if possible, exporting to an HTML file/folder with the same kind of view we see in VRCX with pictures intact (locally downloaded) would be ideal. However, I can make that a separate request if desired to keep scope minimal.
Describe how it would look if it requires a UI. For CSV, I think having the additional values by default in CSV format would cause no harm, since they could easily be removed. But a checkbox system could be implemented to remove them from the export itself. If HTML is worked in, a toggle for CSV or HTML. Either a save dialogue or an output folder option would need to be implemented for this.
Explain why people would want to use it. If a world (or avatar) is removed from VRChat for any reason, knowing the author of them to see if they made a replacement world or check their socials from their profile (if provided, of course) for a reason why would be desired. Speaking from a world perspective, only the name and world ID doesn't get us very far unless it was a very popular world that was talked about on social media, etc...