Torque World Editor
by shijin · in Game Design and Creative Issues · 05/29/2009 (1:18 am) · 4 replies
İ made my game and i delete some files wrongly now i can open world editor but i cant see something there is nothing in the world editor. pls can anyone tell me how ? Tx for help
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#2
05/29/2009 (5:49 am)
Subversion, CVS, Mercurial, GIT... you should really use one of these as a way to keep backups. 
#4
Any of the version(ing) control systems that Tony mentioned would greatly ease your ability to "roll-back" any bad or inadvertent changes that you've made. And even without it it's always a good idea to keep back ups in between changes.
Just don't let it frustrate you. We've all faced and done similar things. I lost about a year and half worth of work 6 months ago. I now make sure I keep redundant copies. Nowadays I keep hourly (almost) backups of a testing branch from a working copy that isn't even on the same machine as the repository itself.
05/29/2009 (8:38 am)
Then you would have to compare against a previous version and see what is "missing". From the screenshot it looks like some sort of object. Take a look through your console.log file and see what messages it tells you about missing artwork.Any of the version(ing) control systems that Tony mentioned would greatly ease your ability to "roll-back" any bad or inadvertent changes that you've made. And even without it it's always a good idea to keep back ups in between changes.
Just don't let it frustrate you. We've all faced and done similar things. I lost about a year and half worth of work 6 months ago. I now make sure I keep redundant copies. Nowadays I keep hourly (almost) backups of a testing branch from a working copy that isn't even on the same machine as the repository itself.
Associate Michael Hall
Distracted...
It's a good lesson to learn from if you don't have a backup ;)