Knowng that the autocomplete responses are ordered based on use frequency, I’ve been trying to reorder a specific response to the top of the list, but the response just above it is one of my most frequently used responses. (~20000 selections as a rough guess)
After repeatedly selecting my desired autocomplete response for 30 minutes with no change, I decided to shift my focus towards directly modifying the response frequency metrics.
I initially verified that the metrics are indeed stored within your local data when I was able to immediately switch the response order on a seperate computer, and confirmed that the order was still unchanged on my initial computer.
Next, I verified that the metrics were commited to local data when any given studio instance closes. This was achieved by switching the priority of an unrelated response on 1 studio instance, closing another studio instance that had the unchanged order, then observing how a new studio instance used that of the most recently closed one. (This was also cross-verified by closing the updated instance, and observing how a new instance used that response order)
Knowing this, I monitored every chage made to my disk and narrowed the results down to a sql database at the location “…\AppData\Local\Temp\Roblox\rbx-storage.db” with an entry structure vaguely related to autocomplete
However, there is only 1 entry in this database despite being modified (specifically the “atime” property) every time a studio instance closes.
I’ve exhausted all my options for where the metrics could be stored and was wondering if anyone has any information that could help me resolve my issue.