Structural critisism of the EET's file.

[Jarno Mikkola]

When one today would like to install the EET, one goes here and downloads the latest release candidate... it's Source code(zip) file.  Aka there's no mod archive file, there's just the so called "source code".

The archive is a folder called "EET-1.0RC12.2", which has inside: 3 folders, .gitattributes, .gitignore, README.mb -file, setup-EET.command, and setup-EET.exe .

Meaning that if you would make a proper Windows archive actually, it's structure should be more like this: you would eraise the .gitxx -files and the .command files. Either rename the README.mb file to be EETreadme.mb or just rely on the .html file. And the EET_end and EET_gui should be contained in the MAIN folder(EET).. and their .tp2's should reflect that change. After all, they are not independent mods, they are ALL part of the EET itself. And there should be no EET-version_number-be-what_I_LIKE -folder.

Aka you have the EET folder and the setup-EET.exe and the EET-readme -file as the base structure, that's it. As that's the standard weidu mods structure.. as one doesn't have separate readme files.

Now, I understand that as it's a GitHub mod, and it's still a beta... but still.

Edited October 10, 2019 by Jarno Mikkola