When I play the game once, and I've pulled all the images and everything needed for that game, do I now possess those assets on my hard drive?ĭoes the game pull those images again next time I play from the same original source, or does it now see that I already have the assets and use the ones already on my hard drive? What is controlling this pulling action? is it TTS, or the mod (and modder) itself?
On the screen I see a lot of files being grabbed on the fly, such as the card images, game pieces, the playing board etc. I click it and it starts to load that mod. What I'm wondering is what exactly is going on under the hood? When I subscribe to a mod, let's call it Bob's Funtime Card Game, I open TTS, go to Workshop and see BFCG in the list. Seemingly from all over (imgur, dropbox, g-drive, etc) I'm new to TTS and I love it! We know the workshop contains a wealth of greatness, but how does it all work? I've noticed that when you subscribe to a mod, it doesn't download a file that contains the board/card/etc game you want, but rather seems to be a small pointer file that directs TTS to pull various assets on the fly.
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