second directory to remove morphs that slow loading?

alan bard newcomer

over the years I've installed almost everything that has "no user facing files" in the the default location.

Because I break my other content into multiple folders and then add them as directories 
it just crossed my mind to install a lot of the morph files that don't get used that often into their own folders and then add them as directories when I want to use something from them

would it speed loading if I reinstalled all of the morphs for 1 2 and 3 in a different folder "my old morph folder" 
and would least remove them from the start up ... whjen I'm only using g8 characters

Would daz find the files if the folders were mounted as directories as needed. 
create folders with g1, g2 g3 g8 morphs only and than only open the directory that matches the figure you're using?
It should because almost all the characters beyond the bases are in other directories and they all show up in the content library. 
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are there any scripts that could be used to open/close a directory with just a button click or would we still have to use the content directory manager?
Or could a script be written to do that?

 

PerttiA

If you load a G8F, only the morphs for G8F are being read, the amount of morphs for G1, G2F/M, G3F/M, G8.1F/M or G8M does not matter, they are not being looked at or read.

Togire

Maybe you should have a look at turbo loader. This is a game changer for char morphs. Here is the g8 link, but there are versions for other generations https://www.daz3d.com/turbo-loader-for-genesis-8-and-81

alan bard newcomer

saw the turbos.. out of my financial reach right now. but even just with g8 of which I have way to many figures..  If I move out half of the figures and shut down half of them that should help. 
 

 

alan bard newcomer

had one pricey item on ebay for past couple of years.. someone bought it the other day...  I am now turboed and it is helping ...  particularly the toolkit .