Maybe by saving/backing up each update. So u can find a list of the updates.baraatje123 wrote:
Don't get me wrong, but how will they ever get the old data back if you completely overwrote the old data?
Yeah, something like that. I hope it gets noticed by peppy.Redon wrote:
I've wondered before why the game doesn't already do that, .osu files are plain text worth a few KB each, so there would be no harm in backing up the previous file locally every time you save.
Step 1: Automatically create a backup sub-folder in a beatmap folder
Step 2: Every time a user saves changes to their beatmap, move the old .osu file into the backup folder with a timestamp and a .bak extension
Step 3: Ignore the backup folder and its contents when the beatmap is submitted
It would not be that effective if there's another program to do it. Maybe it's a good program, but what if u are using someone's computer to map because u are not home, and he/she doesn't allow to install programs he/she doesn't know? And u mapped a lot on the map.baraatje123 wrote:
I believe it has been requested and denied before
They told that there are other programs which can do it
Not sure though
Don't see anything wrong with it though
Yeah, like just uploading some .osz files in a box where u have to write "Creators Words" or something.Fort wrote:
how about add some update history link in thread?
old updates will removed after 24 hours
xasuma wrote:
Perhaps it could save your last 2/3 or so versions of a map. Kind of like an OS does when you need to restore to the past. I like this idea. At the very least for beat maps created by you.
Ahmmmm... If one of this suggestions will be accepted, I suggest that the osu! editor can be able to view the old versions for reference.... Just like what osu!amania can do~.... Both suggestions are great!!!!!....Fort wrote:
how about add some update history link in thread?
old updates will removed after 24 hours
BUMP! 