minarch: show save timestamp in preview#576
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godknowsiamgood wants to merge 1 commit intoLoveRetro:mainfrom
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minarch: show save timestamp in preview#576godknowsiamgood wants to merge 1 commit intoLoveRetro:mainfrom
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I'm not against this, but I think the timestamp shouldnt overlay the thumbnail. Above and centered maybe?
Dude, you took the time to contribute, I'm not going to knock you for using AI to get it done. Who knows, maybe you discover a new passion and start coding? :) |
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Often when I play and save, I miss being able to see the time of the saved slot. This PR adds a pill with the date over the preview image.
I don’t hide the fact that from start to finish (running it locally, making changes, and testing) I used AI, since I’m not proficient in C++, so I will accept a rejection with dignity. But who knows?