Hey.
While I was doing a few updates to my studio map, for some reason, everything highlighted and I duplicated the whole map, which is a large amount of parts. I tried to press undo but it completely crashed studio and now the duplicated parts have saved. I’ve tried reverting back to a different studio version, but it’s opening a new studio file, which I don’t want it to do.
Is it possible to revert back to an older version but stay in the same baseplate?
Thank you,
XB.
You could use a for loop and check that the position isn’t in a table then destroy it and add it to the table
Sorry, but I’m not exactly sure how I could do this.
There is a convenient feature called “Revert Version” available when you navigate to your game on the Roblox website. To access it, simply click on the three dots and select “Configure Place.” This action will redirect you to the Creator Dashboard. On the left-hand side of the dashboard, you will find a section labeled “Version History.” Within this section, you have the option to download a specific version or revert to a previous version of your game.
This is true, this has helped me on many occasions when something goes wrong.
Thank you.
I’m pressing restore on the baseplate that is having the issues and nothing seems to be changing. Every time I press “Restore”, it does create a new version (which is the most recent version) but it’s still the same as before.
It doesn’t prompt me to download a new baseplate with that version (which I don’t really want to do anyway), but no matter what version I revert to, it’s still the same.
The game hasn’t been published yet. Is this something to do with it not working?
Thank you! I’ve got it working and it’s back to the old version! 
If studio crashed, you could alternatively use the auto recovery file.
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