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Originally posted by Jesper
Correct me if im wrong on this one
When FFXP enters a dir it checks for a SFV file, before it starts the transfer, and if its there, FFXP put that in top of que.
When it perform this check it should also check if the "Files First" is activated, if it is then re-sort the que (dir by dir, and if there is no dirs in the que then just sort files to put "Files First" on top) according to the method selected in the "Files First"
If the "Files First" is inactive then transfer as it does now.
Do I make any sence atall  
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Nope, it doesn't work like that.
There is a single loop thru the file listing, files are added to the queue starting at X, each file is appended, when a .sfv is encountered its inserted at X. thus becoming the first file transfered. It's very simple however this type of design does not allow for multiple priorities.