How do you keep track of textures on your SD card?

Started by Segtendo, November 03, 2009, 03:06:10 AM

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I used to use Numbers to make lists of my textures, but now I just use Spotlight Comments. SO much easier. (And no one here is going to know what the hell I'm talking about, because I'm the only texture hacker here who uses Mac. >_>)

my brain, easy.
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I DO NOT take requests, I make what I want to make

I just remember them. I have all of my textures mapped to similar colors (like Red Link=Zero, etc.)

I do, however, have a .txt to remind what numbers correspond to what colors, but I have most of them memorized.

meh, I don't have much textures on my SD card so I can leave space for music. So it's easy for me to remember them. IMO, keeping track of music is way harder. >_>
"Why create when you know it will only be destroyed? Why cling to life, knowing you have to die?" ~ Kefka Palazzo


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I don't. :P

Most of the textures I have on my SD Card are from the original group download I got from when the first SD Loader version came out... <_<   >_>

(I do have recent textures, but only on my computer... Too lazy to update the SD Card.)


On the pc I have my textures in a folder and others thestures in a folder all name in ways that I can remember easily. Also I don't use sd loader. Usb loader ISOs ftw....and csps help a lot too...but I love the txt file and excell ideas even though excell seem a bit tedious. As for music I have the name of the file I replaced or am replacing and then the name of the song I'm putting in. So like D01 - Metroid Metal Brinstar or whatever it was.