Oh boy, Oh boy. Get ready for a treat all you replay making fanatics. So, I was making replays in the early morn of last night, scrolling down through a countless number of replays just to find the replay that I'm editing at the time. Scrolling down took a boat load of time away from what I could have been spending improving the replay.

This scrolling in the replays folder made it take much more time than needed to produce my replay. And so it struck me like a 50 caliber bullet. What if there was an option to organize my replays from most recently edited to least recently edited. It would save astronomical amounts of time to edit replays. Much like how windows file explorer works, you just click on "Date modified" and it will list all of your most recent replays first and your least last. Click this button again and it will list from least recent at the top down to most recent at the bottom. Click the button indefinitely to switch back and forth.

Want to go back to alphabetical order? No problemo, Click "Name" and it will list all replays like normal. Click "Name" again and it will list your replays in backwards alphabetical order.

Do you have thousands of replays and can't be bothered with either of the buttons to find a specific replay? Look no farther than the Search Bar! Golly gee willickers batman, Just type in the first few characters of the replay you are looking for. Boom there it is.

Can't remember the name of that dank save you had a few months ago? Here it comes! Replay preview! Hampa have mercy on my soul! Hover your mouse over those replays and a small box will open and shows you the replay that you are currently hovering over! Instead of just guessing, watching the wrong replay, hitting esc, clicking setup, clicking replays and finally getting back to your replay folder where you need to scroll down again to find where you were! Just hover over each replay one by one until you find that replay you forgot the name of.

These ideas will save so much time, I can't believe it's not butter.

Tell me what you fellas think. Suggestions and troubleshooting will be greatly appreciated.


Cheers,
~Bercat