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A way to search for a level you want to play faster!
Joseph45
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Hey guys, I just had a brilliant idea that I would like to share with all of you! What if there was a way that, instead of scrolling all the way through the map to find a previous level you want to play, what if there was a search bar where you could search a certain level, and be taken to it instantly?! Let me know what you guys think! I would love to hear your thoughts on this matter!
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Hi @Joseph45, I asked that question quite a while ago and even gave them a print screen of how and where to put it but so far the only solution that has been offered is that you still scroll down but you can get back up to the top fast by clicking on that thing with your profile picture on it.
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It is a good idea; but in the matter of programming that would imply making the start application more heavy, which affects the speed of the game and for an optimal execution in devices that are already saturated, would not be convenient. It happens with so many things that users would like to disable the option suggested. and if the program in its beginning was designed with that function it becomes in a level of nightmare for the programmers. and that's not to mention the copyright of the game that should always preserve the original characteristics of the game and many other things. but it's a good idea. Greetings.
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TESTED PLATFORMSsparc-sun-solaris2.6/gcc2.95.3sparc-sun-solaris2.8/gcc2.95.3hppa1.1-hp-hpux10.20i686-mandrake-linux-9.0/gcc3.2i686-mandrake-linux-9.1/gcc3.2.2i686-debian-linux-2.2/gcc2.95.2i386-unknown-freebsd4.7/gcc2.95.4 (formerly with wrapwrap)powerpc-apple-darwin5.5 (formerly with wrapwrap)alphaev67-unknown-linux-gnu/gcc2.95.4 (that's a 64bit platform)i386-ms-win32/msvc6i386-ms-win32/msvc7i386-ms-win32/mingw+msys... and probably a lot of others not known to the maintainer.
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Hi @pajarito, thank you so very much for this insightful information. Can I quote you in the future? This information is unbelievable and you taught me something new today!pajarito said:It is a good idea; but in the matter of programming that would imply making the start application more heavy, which affects the speed of the game and for an optimal execution in devices that are already saturated, would not be convenient. It happens with so many things that users would like to disable the option suggested. and if the program in its beginning was designed with that function it becomes in a level of nightmare for the programmers. and that's not to mention the copyright of the game that should always preserve the original characteristics of the game and many other things. but it's a good idea. Greetings.
