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Oblimix
59 posts
Joined December 2011
Topic Starter
Oblimix
It's been an ongoing issue for me. When you download a few beatmaps at a time and then plan to play them all they just get scrambled all over.



Was thinking about a dropdown filter similar to Last Played, just sorted by "Last Download" or whatever you'd call it.
This would make it much easier to play the newer beatmaps you wanted to play.

I've heard about the "Show all" in the first tab and "Date" on the second. This is almost what I want, but I was thinking about a list descending from the top by last download (plus it doesn't account for difficulty).
Miterosan
217 posts
Joined January 2013
Miterosan
didnt mean "date" when you downloaded it and inport it?(pls correct me if i am wrong)
[ infL ]
65 posts
Joined March 2013
[ infL ]
Can't you just click 'today' or 'yesterday'? That's recent enough imo.
Oblimix
59 posts
Joined December 2011
Topic Starter
Oblimix
I suppose using "Date" can suffice. This is a really minor thing really, just thought maybe Date could we reconstructed in such a way to show the last added on top. But I can live with this.
Nathanael
Global Moderator
6,163 posts
Joined January 2013
Nathanael
Sorting them by "Show All" and "Date" would arrange these beatmaps from the old to new downloaded maps so we need to scroll them down first. I guess there should be also a sorting mode in the opposite way (new to old) so we won't bother scrolling again and we will see what we just recently downloaded.
Winshley
osu! Alumni
2,384 posts
Joined May 2011
Winshley
This idea isn't bad though.

Currently, sorting by "Date" actually is based on the file's "Modified Date". This may cause confusion if you try to copy-n-paste (not cut-n-paste) the map into other drive, since copy-n-paste also changes the modification date into the date when you copied the file (only applicable to the file on destination drive). This won't be an issue if you use RoboCopy or TeraCopy, since they let you copy files while preserving modification date.

Editing the map also may change modification date.
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