Feature suggestion : Manually hide single duplicate error

[Asia81]

Hello, I would like to suggest a feature that I didn't see (maybe it's present ?).
Hidding single (not all) duplicate errors.

For exemple, I have the latest xci of breath of the wild that have both DLC and the latest update included, but I do also have these standalone update and DLC file as nsp so they're flagged as dupplicate. I just would have to hide them while still keeping the nsp files and stop the error to show.

[jonasmare]

I'm curious, if we were to organize the files while having 'delete old update files' enable would SLM be tricked into deleting the base game file which is in fact a multi-content file containing not only the base game but also a old update/DLC?
If so this can make people that are unware to lose games from their collection.

[NikoMuffin]

I'm curious, if we were to organize the files while having 'delete old update files' enable would SLM be tricked into deleting the base game file which is in fact a multi-content file containing not only the base game but also a old update/DLC? If so this can make people that are unware to lose games from their collection.

I would be surprised if this was the case.

Hello, I would like to suggest a feature that I didn't see (maybe it's present ?). Hidding single (not all) duplicate errors.

For exemple, I have the latest xci of breath of the wild that have both DLC and the latest update included, but I do also have these standalone update and DLC file as nsp so they're flagged as dupplicate. I just would have to hide them while still keeping the nsp files and stop the error to show.

This is not a problem for me since I convert all my XCIs to NSP using SAK, then the NSPs into SuperNSPs using NSC_Builder. That said, I fully support this request. It's becoming more and more common that Nintendo shipped the XCI with built-in updates.

The only workaround is to get the original eShop NSP or convert your cartridge XCIs to NSP using SAK, then the NSPs into SuperNSPs using NSC_Builder. You will lose the "original" state (will be modified) according to NxFileViewer due to XCI > NSP conversion.