Date your Versions Please?

Hi Guys!

 

I like, no, I love what's happening on this forum.  But I had a suggestion to help keep things organized.  Which is especially important since it doesn't look like we're going to get a real MOD repository any time soon.

Could you put the date of the MOD version somewhere in your thread?

I like the idea of Editing Original Posts when you put out a new version, but please put the date of the update either in the Version History or prefereably in the thread topic.

 

Since commenting on a thread bounces it to the top, it makes it difficult to tell if a new version is out, or if the mod is just being discussed.  I don't remember the Version number of all my mods, so if I see your mod near the top of the list I click it and read check to see if there are new features that I don't have.  But if I can see at a glance that the latest version is still the version from 3 days ago then I don't have to click the thread to see if there's actually been an update.

It would just make it easier for me to keep everything up to date.

 

Just a suggestion.

Thanks for all the fabulous work going on here!

-Joe

 

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Reply #1 Top

Makes sense, and easy enough to do. I'll try to remember for anything I work on.

Reply #2 Top

Agreed! I was actually going to post this on a specific mod post once and I think I got sidetracked. It would be good though because sometimes I forget what version number I have, but if the post had a release date for the most recent one I'd be more likely to remember how recently I downloaded it over what version number I downloaded.

And of course, thank you modders for doing all that modding! It's great trying all these new things out!

Reply #3 Top

Also, make sure to change your mods GUID for each version you release. The GUID is what the game checks to make sure everyone has a particular mod.

This, of course, only applies to sim side mods.