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I have seen that some games have duplicates on the site. I believe the only thing which is different is the id of the microgame, but the contents of the game are an exact match. I'm guessing when someone makes a copy of a mio, it changes the id, and therefore is counted as a different game. What I would do is write a script to check every mio in the database and check only the data to determine which one are duplicate of each other
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Yeah this is pretty complex, I haven't really bothered doing dupe checking besides removing exact matches.
It's pretty common even for exact copies of the same game to be different on a byte-to-byte basis, even just importing a .mio to a game save and exporting it back will change the data slightly.
You'd have to dig pretty deep at the AI/resources level of a .mio to make sure a game is an exact copy of another without having false positives.
And even then, there's been multiple occurences of a creator uploading multiple/fixed versions of the same game that are 99% the same except for some logic changes; Those would still be treated as non-duplicates.
tl;dr it's hard, I'll leave the issue open though in case someone ever wants to try it
I have seen that some games have duplicates on the site. I believe the only thing which is different is the id of the microgame, but the contents of the game are an exact match. I'm guessing when someone makes a copy of a mio, it changes the id, and therefore is counted as a different game. What I would do is write a script to check every mio in the database and check only the data to determine which one are duplicate of each other
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: