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Unsolved Deleting maps from "My Online Tracks" TM2020
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I cannot seem to find a way to delete or otherwise organize the "My Online Tracks" section. I use both laptop and desktop for mapping, and as a new mapper felt like that would be the way to be able to access them on both systems easily. Somehow there have become multiple versions of same track in this section, and they are not saved locally therefore cannot be deleted, and in game shows no option for being able to remove a track from this section.
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Hey @MrHighwayTM ,
Thanks for reaching out.
I've reached out to the team to confirm this, as I don't have any Online Tracks to check this.
Just to confirm it is the Map Review > Submit > My Online Tracks section you're referring to?
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Just an update - the team have advised that from Map Review, players should be able to withdraw submissions if the map isn't approved.
If it has been approved, it cannot then be removed.
Also if possible, could you please provide a screenshot of the page you're looking at / attempting to remove tracks from so we can see if the above applies in your case?
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@Ubi-TheBerry Sorry for late reply. I am referring to the path Play -> Local -> Play a Map -> My Online Tracks. Also anywhere else that "My Online Tracks" appears such as in Create -> Map Editor -> Edit a Map -> My Online Tracks. There is no way to delete these files locally or organize in any way, as you can see there are multiple map files of the same map and I am not able to organize in any way. Thank you for your concern and your response!
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Hello @MrHighwayTM thanks for getting back to us with this. I have tested this myself briefly and was unable to find a way to remove my finalized and validated track from the online tracks.
I will forward this to our Nadeo team to see what they can suggest if there is in fact a way to remove your tracks from being playable online. We will do our best to update you when we know more.Official Response'Nothing goes over my head. My reflexes are too fast, I would catch it' 🐄💨💨💨
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@Ubi-Milky I am having the same issue and would also like to have an option to delete uploaded maps. Any updates on this?
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Hey there @TimothyMOTHBOI,
Thanks for reaching out, this has been feedback to the team as noted, but we don't have any new information to share at the moment I'm afraid.
If anything new is shared, we'll update here and if there's anything else we can help with in the meantime, please let us know!Official Response
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