Can commiunity shares be updated?
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@MikeDX This because of the restrictions put in place by nintendo right?
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It's because we want to keep FUZE programs family friendly! 😊
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@MikeDX Thanks for the clarification, and i have to say that with this new feature now fuze is a way better competitor to petite computer 4
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We're only just getting going 👍
Just wait and see what FUZE is like in 2021!
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So not wanting to labour the point, but you guys "checking" apps - if we have a WIP app we are sharing with specific people, do you have to keep checking?
Perhaps an option for private sharing and when it's marked as "public" it's then considered playable and can be verified by you guys?
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The old sharing method with specific people still works and is not subject to approval
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@pianofire said in Can commiunity shares be updated?:
The old sharing method with specific people still works and is not subject to approval
Ah cool thanks.
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Wait... there's community shares now? What's that about and how do I do it?
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@Zypher First download the new patch (0.2.14). Then share a project as normal. Go to the Friends Section and press R to go to "My Shared Programs". Then select the program and click Submit. If it is approved then other people can download it using the code. In the Programs section press Y and enter the code
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Oh that's so simple and awesome @pianofire thanks so much
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So you can update projects and keep the same code
But does everyone need to retype the code to get the edited version or does it update automatically -
@LinkCraft02 said in Can commiunity shares be updated?:
So you can update projects and keep the same code
But does everyone need to retype the code to get the edited version or does it update automaticallyYes - the code is a download code, so enter it again to download it again and you will be prompted whether you want to overwrite or not
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@Martin Detail question about updating with SAME code: if the name has changed from "My Game v1.0" to "My Game v2.0",
a) will it automatically replace the old game? Means, the primary key is the code?
b) or can you not control the code during sharing and do you only get the same code, if the game name is the same? -
I wanted to re-submit my project but I just re-shared my project. So, I guess this is not enough to update it. I guess you have to re-share and also re-submit to re-enter the approval process for the updated version?
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@spikey what game was that? You only have to reshare, you dont have to resubmit programs that have already been submitted because by re-sharing, they go back to "pending"
It is only if you delete or unshare your project that you have to resubmit
if you resubmit an existing live project, that will go back to pending also.
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@MikeDX it was FUZEGJ0104. I hope I really just re-shared it (this morning) then. But, glad if you can check if the project got into re-approval, because this was the intention.
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You can check the status of any of your projects by going to the friends tab, then R to view your shares
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@CasualTie5 That whould be nice for lazy people like me, i think that they can just assign a date code to each upload and then to verify if there is a new version available it can just check the date code of the downloaded copy against the date code from the latest upload, of course updates must not be manadatory for me and should just be a notification somehere, and you can choose to upgrade or not projects which has been modified by you.
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But what if people don't want to update? They could save a copy I guess but we're also getting into knowing whether someone has made changes to your code or not and so on. There's quite a bit more to think about than whether you just want to push updates to people.
