One of the limitations of SDCafiine back when it was being developed on back in 2019 or whatever was Breath of the Wild would push mods out of RAM and crash the game eventually because of limitations or whatever. I read that Aroma uses a different memory heap or whatever now. Does that mean this issue is mitigated? Aroma won't let Breath of the Wild push mods out of RAM? That's why I switched to Cemu for most Breath of the Wild modding exclusive to Wii U
Does Aroma SDCafiine fix the BoTW RAM issues?
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I use the WUPS version of SDcafiine and rarely have any issues running mods (except Cemu exclusive mods ofc). I’d try that first before testing if Aroma also fixes the issue, because WUPS doesn’t mess with your console’s boot process and all that.
In my experience, botw mods mostly seem to work properly under aroma's sdcafiine, but I've only tried a few, and they were mostly model and animation changes.
Yeah mods works but that crummy program you need to merge mods is broken because it needs an older version of Python... Nah man, i'm not downgrading my set up because of that crummy program.
It should fix the issues, yes.
@wolf-snake What's stopping you from having multiple python versions installed at the same time? Like this:
Python 3.10.8, 3.9.13 and 2.7.18 installed side by side without any issues... 
@wolf-snake What's stopping you from having multiple python versions installed at the same time? Like this:
Code:
v10lator@horst ~ $ python -V
Python 3.10.8
v10lator@horst ~ $ python3 -V
Python 3.10.8
v10lator@horst ~ $ python2 -V
Python 2.7.18
v10lator@horst ~ $ python3.10 -V
Python 3.10.8
v10lator@horst ~ $ python3.9 -V
Python 3.9.13
v10lator@horst ~ $ python2.7 -V
Python 2.7.18Python is not really the issue here. If i want to have multiple instances of Python i would do so for something that's actually worth a damn, not for something i know its going to break because i looked at it wrong like BCML.
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