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I accidentally Published a game version that was broken. How do I fix this?

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BMA_Onkill -1
4 years ago

Ok so I accidentally published a game with a broken gui I did, I realized this after I published it. I am trying to revert to a older version of the game, I did that with the published game, but with studio it is not. How do I revert the version of my game in studio

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if you can't even revert something why try and learn how to develop? next time search how to revert projects on youtube. iuclds 720 — 4y
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I have awnsered your question, all that is left is the green checkmark :) RBLXNogin 187 — 4y
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Guys I know how to fricking revert a game but for some reason it is not reverting on studio BMA_Onkill -1 — 4y

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Answered by
pwx 1581 Moderation Voter
4 years ago

You can revert version by doing this:

  1. Go to the game's page.
  2. Configure place.
  3. Version history.
  4. Revert to the previous version which was not broken.
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RBLXNogin 187
4 years ago
Edited 4 years ago

For new Developers, this may be a serious issue. When developing a project you may not want an accidental feature to be posted. You can revert a version, but surfing for the significant version can take a long time, especially if Team Create is enabled. As always, I have developed tips and tricks to help you. First things first, if reverting is all you need:

  1. Go to the game's page.
  2. Configure place.
  3. Version history.
  4. Revert to the previous version which was not broken.

However, for most advanced Developers, simply having to not revert can be a real time saver, so this is why I Developed a trick (as well as most of us) to not have to do this. This method basically means that you make two games. One game is the official game that people play, while the other is the version you edit. When you think you made enough edits, you publish it to your official Game. Additionally, if you ever need to go back, it might be as simple as restoring to your official game. This method works really well.

A more effective method for some may be typing the versions. As any developer can tell when they Open their version history they have tons of versions. Many of these versions can be one feature, which makes it hard to restore to the version you want. A method that I have is creating a document (via Google Docs, Microsoft Word, Discord,etc) with all the finished versions. Therefore whenever it is time for you to revert you have exactly what you need. This method works really well.

A combination of both methods, with an addition to the ability to restore Version History, you can be an unstoppable Developer who does not let a earlier version crash stop them in their tracks for being an Awesome Developer :). You get your knowledge, I get ScriptingHelpers rep. It all works out in the long run

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