Change Details

Description: To be able to determine what mods a client has loaded, the information shown in the rpt log (mod name, modDir, default, official, origin, hash, hashSort) via a new SQF command as an array of mods with subarray for each mod with the said information. Reasoning: This would allow mod sync, as well as to determine what the client has currently loaded. Important: fullPath should most likely not get exposed. If turned into a local path, it would be useful as it would indicate if its a workshop or a local mod (as origin shows "GAME DIR" for both).

Description: To be able to determine what mods a client has loaded, the information shown in the rpt log (mod name, modDir, default, official, origin, hash, hashSort) via a new SQF command as an array of mods with subarray for each mod with the said information. Reasoning: This would allow mod sync, as well as to determine what the client has currently loaded. Important: fullPath should most likely not get exposed. If turned into a local path, it would be useful as it would indicate if its a workshop or a local mod (as origin shows "GAME DIR" for both). Note: the (C)DLC ownership and install state could be useful too (separate command?).

Description: To be able to determine what mods a client has loaded, the information shown in the rpt log (mod name, modDir, default, official, origin, hash, hashSort) via a new SQF command as an array of mods with subarray for each mod with the said information. Reasoning: This would allow mod sync, as well as to determine what the client has currently loaded. Important: fullPath should most likely not get exposed. If turned into a local path, it would be useful as it would indicate if its a workshop or a local mod (as origin shows "GAME DIR" for both). Note: the (C)DLC ownership and install state could be useful too (separate command?).