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Does Desktop Twine save automatically?

Jud_CasperJud_Casper
in Help! with 2.0
I was just making some adjustments to my game using the desktop version of Twine 2 and closed without remembering to do a 'publish file' to over-right the old file. I re-opened the program fearing I'd lost all my changes, but found it picked up right where I'd left off when I closed it.

Do I take it from this I don't need to keep hitting 'Publish' ?

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  • GryphbearGryphbear
    No. At least not until you're ready to make it into a .html file to be hosted somewhere. But it doesn't hurt to back it up anyway.
  • Jud_CasperJud_Casper
    Thanks, Gryphbear.
  • spaceranger123spaceranger123
    Strange, I thought it does save automatically.
  • TheMadExileTheMadExile
    edited November 2016
    Gryphbear's "No" should be read as "No, you do not have to keep hitting Publish". In other words, yes, it automatically saves.
  • Jud_CasperJud_Casper
    edited November 2016
    TheMadExile wrote: »
    Gryphbear's "No" should be read as "No, you do not have to keep hitting Publish". In other words, yes, it automatically saves.
    That is how I read it, just for the record, but I see where spaceranger's confusion came from.

  • GryphbearGryphbear
    Yeah, true. You do not have to hit Publish every time you want to save. But it doesn't hurt to back up the file anyway in case something goes poof. lol
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