You need the older game version archived somewhere to be able to play that version's Demorecs.
This would work if someone has the complete install folder for the AAGame with the proper files and exe in it. If you don't have that stuff, I know of no way to play them.
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You need the older game version archived somewhere to be able to play that version's Demorecs.
This would work if someone has the complete install folder for the AAGame with the proper files and exe in it. If you don't have that stuff, I know of no way to play them.
And just for fun, is there any way to roll back your game to a previous version?
I know that there a couple of guys that have the older versions or can get access to them. I don't remember who but I can ask around some other friends and clans and might come up with something.
This is something that you should take note of. The best thing you can do in the future is record the demorec so that if you want to look back on it you will have the copy. I am not saying that it does not suck to have to do that, however it about the best option.
You need the older game version archived somewhere to be able to play that version's Demorecs.
This would work if someone has the complete install folder for the AAGame with the proper files and exe in it. If you don't have that stuff, I know of no way to play them.
And just for fun, is there any way to roll back your game to a previous version?
Yep... I've got quite a few versions going WAY back...
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In life, there is no respawn... why should there be in a game?
You need the older game version archived somewhere to be able to play that version's Demorecs.
This would work if someone has the complete install folder for the AAGame with the proper files and exe in it. If you don't have that stuff, I know of no way to play them.
And just for fun, is there any way to roll back your game to a previous version?
Yep... I've got quite a few versions going WAY back...
Best thing to do is archive each fully uncompressed build that you want to use for Demorec, and then you'll have it when you want to do playback. These folders will contain fully playable game versions! (DO NOT use Steam Backup...that doesn't work!!! I found out the hard way.)
Also, keep track of Build Numbers shown in \\AAGame\Binaries\Win32\BuildProperties (It's actually just a text file with no extension.)
Also, at the command prompt of a current EXE you're playing you can type:
version
to get the build number.
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You need the older game version archived somewhere to be able to play that version's Demorecs.
This would work if someone has the complete install folder for the AAGame with the proper files and exe in it. If you don't have that stuff, I know of no way to play them.
And just for fun, is there any way to roll back your game to a previous version?
Yep... I've got quite a few versions going WAY back...
You got anything around october 2017?
I do... but at over 10Gb, I doubt I'll upload it anywhere...
Would probably be better if someone can decipher the demorec file and change the header information to match the current version and see if you can force a load.
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In life, there is no respawn... why should there be in a game?
I'm not sure, but I think it's entirely possible for the server data in the code to address totally new constructs between the builds. Don't know how demorec works exactly, but I'm betting it's more than just a header, since one build may be able to do something another can't (hypothetically speaking, anyway...)
I'd expect this to throw exceptions or write data in the wrong places, etc?
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This would work if someone has the complete install folder for the AAGame with the proper files and exe in it. If you don't have that stuff, I know of no way to play them.
This has been a test of the emergency flame-fest system. Please do not adjust your set.
And just for fun, is there any way to roll back your game to a previous version?
This is something that you should take note of. The best thing you can do in the future is record the demorec so that if you want to look back on it you will have the copy. I am not saying that it does not suck to have to do that, however it about the best option.
https://www.1percenterclan.com/forum/m/38938800/viewthread/27591384-demorec-our-server-now-records-every-game
Yep... I've got quite a few versions going WAY back...
In life, there is no respawn... why should there be in a game?
You got anything around october 2017?
Also, keep track of Build Numbers shown in \\AAGame\Binaries\Win32\BuildProperties (It's actually just a text file with no extension.)
Also, at the command prompt of a current EXE you're playing you can type:
version
to get the build number.
This has been a test of the emergency flame-fest system. Please do not adjust your set.
I do... but at over 10Gb, I doubt I'll upload it anywhere...
Would probably be better if someone can decipher the demorec file and change the header information to match the current version and see if you can force a load.
In life, there is no respawn... why should there be in a game?
I'd expect this to throw exceptions or write data in the wrong places, etc?
This has been a test of the emergency flame-fest system. Please do not adjust your set.