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Duplicate content on website #63

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Ruffianlab1 opened this issue Nov 19, 2024 · 1 comment
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Duplicate content on website #63

Ruffianlab1 opened this issue Nov 19, 2024 · 1 comment

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@Ruffianlab1
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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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Difegue commented Nov 19, 2024

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

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