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Saving Limits Post-Server Migration

OogleSquid
Given the new limits after the server change for saving projects, I have 2 main questions. I've always known that Dreams would one day lose support, which is fine so long as I can continue to work on my projects. But a max limit of 256 creations (a number actually much smaller when you look at the typical size of full scenes and dreams) for online and local is crippling for me. So... 1) Mm says the limit will be imposed after the migration and not affect prior creations. However, does that mean that if you work on a prior online creation and save it online after the migration, that will count towards your limit now same as a brand new creation? So you can only work on a maximum of 256 creations after the move? 2) Is there any way we can increase our own storage capacity? Like buying a large external storage device or paying for online storage etc I really hope there are ways to work past this limit because for me and my work, I need more space with or without Mm. If the 256 number is not escapable and will affect any saved creation (regardless of when it was created), than my Dreams are truly dead.
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  • VectorSlinger

    It's not best-practice, but one way to help deal with the limitation would be to build assets directly into a scene, rather than having them be separate elements that you then import. You could then get those elements into a new Scene by remixing, or by exporting them from their original Scene as a new Element.

    Depending how the new deletion ability works, it might be possible to export an Element online, import it into a new Scene, then delete the separate Element instance. But we'll have to wait and see for that.

    In any case, I get the feeling that "library Elements" and "template Scenes" are going to become the norm. More bang for your buck, even if it doesn't help with the file size limitations.

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  • TheBeardyMan

    Depending how the new deletion ability works, it might be possible to export an Element online, import it into a new Scene, then delete the separate Element instance. But we'll have to wait and see for that.

    If that won't be possible, nobody will ever publish an element again. Because if Alice publishes an element and Bob publishes a scene that uses that element, then Bob has permanently burned one of Alice's publication slots.

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  • OogleSquid

    Yah, I have been thinking about that also. Even with that though, I will have to scale down some of my projects. Although, I'm trying to create a lot of WIP prior to the migration so I can continue working on those too. Try to leave myself lots of space to grow.

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