Keeping the original module’s name is very important because, if changed, it will break all paths for all assets used through FoundryVTT to all my users.
How are the assets in your project being referred to? In an ideal scenario they would use a local path, so your project wouldn’t need to know the archive’s name to function.
The archive's name isn't really important but the name of the folder created when the Itch app extract the archive is what matters. My project adds features and content to an application. And I have to follow a specific workflow for my module to be recognize by the app. All modules will have a path structured like this inside the app :
To give you an example, when someone is using my assets inside the FoundryVTT app they have to use paths structured like this :
Sadly I can't change the name of the module without breaking paths for all assets users have used with my module inside their application.
I wanted to use the Itch App to give the ability to my patrons to update my module with a simple click. Today they have to download the project through a link created from Itch.io. And extract the archive manually inside the module folder of the app each time I create an update of the project. It can stay that way, but I discovered the butler a few days ago and manage to make it work flawlessly until I realized it renames my folder. And I was wondering if it was possible to override the name created by the butler so I can use this feature. In any case, Itch.io is awesome. It has a lot of possibilities already. Congrats to the team :)
