[solstice_]

Hey, this may be the wrong topic but i have a problem.. It's actually a big problem.
2 days ago i accidentally broke my USB and i had all my gamemodes and samp stuff there, i didn't store it somewhere else it was only stored on my usb, and i was working on a deathmatch gamemode for months. I was almost done with it, but now it's gone, and i'm too lazy to start again. I started everything from 0 and made like 8k lines, it was pretty much done.

So i have the DM.amx but not the pwn, is there any way to turn it into pwn. The script doesn't have any kind of "Anti DeAMX", i've tried converting it with DeAMX but it didn't work. It sucks because i've put work on it for a lot of months and it's just gone. I am trying to get it back, sorry if this is the wrong topic.

Thanks to anyone who tries to help

[RogueDrifter]

Nope don't try its gone.

[solstice_]

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Originally Posted by RogueDrifter Nope don't try its gone.

Well.. good game, never going to try to make a new gamemode again, i'm done with this shit.

[RogueDrifter]

This is why i keep backup of my shit on devices.

[solstice_]

Well i thought the usb is going to be more safe.. I accidentally dropped my laptop and it landed on the usb.

[Hypex]

Well if the chip in the usb didnt break you can probably solder a new male connection to it

[TakeiT]

There is no way unfortunately. This is exactly why I tell people to NEVER use a USB drive as your only source of backup, especially when theres so many free cloud services (onedrive, icloud, dropbox) that let you store your stuff securely.

[Hypex]

It is possible actually and it should be pretty easy with the right equipment Ive done it a couple of times myself.Now i bought a hard drive and incorporated it in my desk and just connected it via usb to my pc but as I said if the chips arent broken it could be done.These people are saying the same thing:https://electronics.stackexchange.co...en-flash-drive
You will most likely find tutorials online.

[Sew_Sumi]

Even when you buy a backup USB drive from a manufacturer, your data isn't safe, even if it's on your PCs HDD, and the USB drive, as even the manufacturers don't trust it.

Nothing but your problem, as it's not that hard to deal with, nor is it that hard to be prepared.

[TakeiT]

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Originally Posted by Hypex It is possible actually and it should be pretty easy with the right equipment Ive done it a couple of times myself.Now i bought a hard drive and incorporated it in my desk and just connected it via usb to my pc but as I said if the chips arent broken it could be done.These people are saying the same thing:https://electronics.stackexchange.co...en-flash-drive You will most likely find tutorials online.

That's assuming you have the tools and skills to solder it, and that the plug is the only thing broken. I've successfully repaired a few USB drives by just holding the end back on with a pair of pliers then carefully soldering. One I fixed probably 5 years ago still works today.