Game Explorer. Select the version you want to view. This will download the place version locally and open it up. From here, either copy over the contents you wish to retrieve or publish over the place entirely. You have complete agency over what place your overwrite or if you want to create a new place or game with this content. Report any issues you see in the thread! We are currently working on documentation and will update this post once that is released.
Nice addition! Thus later on if you want to see an old version you can more easily tell what is what. Wow, this will be very useful! It would also be really nice to title each version you publish.
And is there a maximum save limit? It would be nice to know what would happen if we did save a game before all members left. Would the game corrupt? Not save? Anyways what a great update! Hopefully it will be fully implemented in the future. First of all, happy birthday, nsgriff! For some reason, I delete some things from it. With this, I can finally revert back changes, copy the deleted object, and paste it back in the latest version.
Honestly, this kind of gives me Google Docs vibes. I just tested it out with adding two parts, and it works perfectly! One question though, how many versions are saved max? There has to be some sort of limit. Keep it up, Roblox! Also, would there be some sort of image somewhere on the place revision item like a snapshot of the place in the future? I think this is a very good update and makes it easier to find earlier versions of your game without having to go to startplace and version history.
Loading it in the game is even better so I can preview what I was looking for and revert the game back, or keep it quickly. Sometimes this takes me a long time If the game has hundreds and hundreds of versions. Configure place, create asset, Develop page have been implemented within Roblox Studio in an updated manner.
No promises, but we have talked about this in the past. Yeah, absolutely. This is really useful actually, you can download the place and check it out if its the right one, if not you can delete it from your downloads, but if it is the right file you want to revert to, you finally know which file out of possibly many versions is the one that you want to revert to.
Another great addition would be being able to bookmark place versions. An interesting point came up on this older thread on the Version History Page TimeZones - Adjusting this to local time or, even simpiler, putting in the current time would make this feature so much more usable.
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