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What?
Add the current date and time (the format being
YYYYMMDDHHMMSS) to the export file name. e.g.Space Background 20230509094600.png.Why?
This is to avoid overwriting a previously exported image of the same name.
How?
In
GUI.gdin thesave_image(img)function, the current date and time is determined through a call toTime.get_datetime_dict_from_system(). This is then used in a format string and appended to the filename.Testing?
This was tested manually.
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Anything Else?
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