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I would like to make a constructive suggestion regarding the Screenpack section of the warehouse.
This is not meant as a complaint. I appreciate all the work that goes into collecting, organizing, and preserving these resources for the MUGEN and IKEMEN communities. I just believe the Screenpack section could be organized in a way that makes it easier for everyone to find exactly what they are looking for.
At the moment, MUGEN and IKEMEN screenpacks are mixed together in the same section. Since there are a very large number of MUGEN screenpacks, the IKEMEN screenpacks can become difficult to find. When someone is specifically looking for an IKEMEN screenpack, they may have to go through many MUGEN screenpacks before finding one that was actually created for IKEMEN.
Would it be possible to separate the Screenpack section into different categories?
MUGEN Screenpacks
IKEMEN Screenpacks
This would allow users who are looking for MUGEN content to go directly to the MUGEN section, while users looking for IKEMEN content could go directly to the IKEMEN section without having to search through a large number of unrelated screenpacks.
If a screenpack works with both MUGEN and IKEMEN, it could either be clearly marked as compatible with both engines or placed into a separate category for screenpacks that support both.
I think separating them this way would make the archive much easier to browse. It would also help prevent confusion, especially for users who may not immediately know whether a particular screenpack was made for MUGEN, IKEMEN, or both.
As the number of IKEMEN screenpacks continues to grow, having a dedicated section for them would also make it easier to keep the collection organized in the future. Instead of having everything mixed together in one large Screenpack section, each engine would have its own area where users could quickly find the content they need.
My suggestion is simply to keep the MUGEN screenpacks and IKEMEN screenpacks separated within the Screenpack category so that both collections are easier to find and navigate.
Thank you for taking the time to read and consider this suggestion.
This is not meant as a complaint. I appreciate all the work that goes into collecting, organizing, and preserving these resources for the MUGEN and IKEMEN communities. I just believe the Screenpack section could be organized in a way that makes it easier for everyone to find exactly what they are looking for.
At the moment, MUGEN and IKEMEN screenpacks are mixed together in the same section. Since there are a very large number of MUGEN screenpacks, the IKEMEN screenpacks can become difficult to find. When someone is specifically looking for an IKEMEN screenpack, they may have to go through many MUGEN screenpacks before finding one that was actually created for IKEMEN.
Would it be possible to separate the Screenpack section into different categories?
MUGEN Screenpacks
IKEMEN Screenpacks
This would allow users who are looking for MUGEN content to go directly to the MUGEN section, while users looking for IKEMEN content could go directly to the IKEMEN section without having to search through a large number of unrelated screenpacks.
If a screenpack works with both MUGEN and IKEMEN, it could either be clearly marked as compatible with both engines or placed into a separate category for screenpacks that support both.
I think separating them this way would make the archive much easier to browse. It would also help prevent confusion, especially for users who may not immediately know whether a particular screenpack was made for MUGEN, IKEMEN, or both.
As the number of IKEMEN screenpacks continues to grow, having a dedicated section for them would also make it easier to keep the collection organized in the future. Instead of having everything mixed together in one large Screenpack section, each engine would have its own area where users could quickly find the content they need.
My suggestion is simply to keep the MUGEN screenpacks and IKEMEN screenpacks separated within the Screenpack category so that both collections are easier to find and navigate.
Thank you for taking the time to read and consider this suggestion.
