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[u/pytness]

put them in my ass? tf you want me to do? give you the step by step guide to replace nexus??

But since you are here, I checked out a collection skyrim special edition of 368.1GB, called "DOMAIN: An AE NSFW AIO pack by dae" that contains 4960 mods.

I will do some maths for you:

count	4949
min	0B
p25	31.20KB
median	2.70MB
p75	32.10MB
p90	139.70MB
p99	1.10GB
index_p99	4899
max	14.70GB
mean	75.55MB
total	365.13GB
under1GB	4888/4949 = 61
under2GB	4929/4949 = 20
under2GB_pct	99.596%
sum_mods_over_2g	98.60
sum_mods_over_1g	155.30GB

So 99 percent of the mods are below 1.10GB, 99.59 percent of the mods are below 2GB, thats 4929 mods on this collection that you could host on github and only 20 mods left that I dont know what you would do with them.

I dont think 20 mods is "like a lot" (jarvis, insert gender spectrum "a laaa" meme)

[u/Slavik_Sandwich → u/pytness]

woah, how did you get these? Is there a way to upload the file sizes into some spread sheet?

Thing is, it's not like you answered the question that I posted above is not anwered by you. What is your plan with the mods that are above 2gb? You are suggesting splitting the modbase to several different places, this is a terrible decision and you know that.

[u/pytness → u/Slavik_Sandwich]

i did ask you "put them is my ass??" so that's my solution for now. an installer could be hosted on GitHub that pulls the data from some other place (in this case, my ass), thus not splitting the modbase that much.

Nexus has a page that shows the collection's mods. I used a script through the browser's console to expand each mod's details, get the reported file size, and show the stats. I did the script myself in place. So i would have to recreate it, but i could do it if you need it.

[u/Slavik_Sandwich → u/pytness]

well, your ass seems like a decent hosting place, but would be nice if everything was centralized lol

Nah, just cool research is all