#export

SceneGraph Plus V2.1

Various enhancements that didn't make it into V2.0, and a couple of bug fixes.

Enhanced Issue Display and Detection

Mouse-over tooltip for a block displays any issues

Visual changes for fixable vs non-fixable issues

Checks for only default strings in Models, Materials and Subsets STR# resources

Various subset validity checks

DDS Enhancements

Added support for Raw8, Raw24 and Raw32 formats

STR# Enhancements

Added support for the STR# Subsets resource

Materials resource can be added from the OBJD's options

Dropping a CRES onto the Models block will add a link to that CRES

Dropping a TXMT onto the Materials block will add a link to that TXMT

Right-clicking on a connector from a Models or Materials block and selecting "Unlink" will remove that entry

Extracting and Exporting Enhancements

Fixed a bug with extracting (saving as SimPe package.xml format), cause by an extra closing bracket at the end of a number

Added exporting (saving as a .package file) functionality - work-in-progress, only tested for MMAT chains

Ideally not soon but eventually it will be it due to a cultural shift, mismanagement, or being nuked for lack of profitability

This is why if you like the content you have made or shared, you should be exporting backups of your blog(s) (also good to do before Tumblr decides to nuke youR AccouNt becauSe the stars said your account was a threat to the dynasty)

On a real computer I beg of you, go to your tumblr.com/blog/blogname page, blog settings, scroll down and hit export. Sometime between a day and a week on average, that will turn into a download export button

You'll want to download it to a drive with decent space, and maybe then make a copy of the download to another location

You may already know this, and ideally, do it. Great. Wonderful.

What about your likes.

There is no export button for your likes. And historically, tumblr user's likes are in the tens of thousands of posts.

So what should you do?

Make a side blog (or use a url you've been squatting on if you're the type) and drag it near the top for your blog list for easy access.

Then go into your likes. And reblog. And queue.

You can post 50 posts a day from queue which caps at 250 posts.

You can also reblog 250 posts a day- this is total across all your blogs so depending on how you post you may want to reblog a few less a day.

Use the quick reblog feature and whatever tools you can to quick queue as well.

Dump. Your Likes. To A Blog.

'But OP, I have a billion likes it will take forever!' No it won't. It will take a long time, but I promise you can get all of your likes into a side blog and then export it in under a year*.

'That's a long period of time' statistically you've been here over a decade, that's longer

'I like over 250 posts a day!' Then get to reblogging those to your like blog when you see them instead of liking them

'This sounds okay, but how big will that download be?' Tumblr is an image heavy site. My like dump blog is sitting at about 24,000 posts, primarily images. The export is ~56GB.

'I don't have space for that' External hard drive (2x the expected size of your blog) and download the zip directly to it.

'I don't want to keep my likes/blogs' this post isn't for you. Go back to reblogging human pets and sexy trains.

*~90k posts can be reblogged in a year. If you have more likes than that, it will take longer.

You don't have to fill the queue every day, you don't even need to max your reblogs 24/7. You just have to keep at it, spam the place while you're scrolling on the toilet or whatever.

Just for the love of Katya remember to unlike a post after reblogging/queuing it.