auto save/load
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auto save/load
this feature doesn't seem to work as expected. I expect it to save state when I quit (to some separate state), and load that state when I start the game back up, but it doesn't do this?
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Last I checked, it saves and load from .zss, so you'll have to be more specific.
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It does work with the latest WIP... I think you mean latest SVN though.
If you are sure it is the latest WIP, please let us know which options in Config->Saves are checked.
Edit: Ok, I believe it is now addressed in SVN.
If you are sure it is the latest WIP, please let us know which options in Config->Saves are checked.
Edit: Ok, I believe it is now addressed in SVN.
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I didn't really think of what the problem was. To be more specific, auto save/load DOES NOT WORK when a ROM is loaded as a command line argument. It only works when loading the ROM from the load menu. Similarly, it does not save when you use the exit button (assigned from the gui keys menu), only when you select file>quit.
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Auto Save/Load may not be operating the way you think it should.
A "special" savestate is created for those who visit (enter/exit) the GUI and when a new rom is loaded. The next load of the same rom will take you back to the same point you attempted to load a rom ("as if nothing happened"). So when you're passing in the command line, I believe the savestate from the command line takes precedence over this option. On the other hand, the exit button bypasses the GUI, which ends up not saving at all.
Arg.. the docs description is not entirely correct. In any case, this is how it operates currently.
A "special" savestate is created for those who visit (enter/exit) the GUI and when a new rom is loaded. The next load of the same rom will take you back to the same point you attempted to load a rom ("as if nothing happened"). So when you're passing in the command line, I believe the savestate from the command line takes precedence over this option. On the other hand, the exit button bypasses the GUI, which ends up not saving at all.
Arg.. the docs description is not entirely correct. In any case, this is how it operates currently.
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Mmm, I guess it probably "should". That feature (double clicking to open the rom) passes stuff through the command line, which I believe currently ignores the use of "Auto State Save/Load".rlbond wrote:Here's what I am doing... I am double-clicking the ROM I want to play. Then it doesn't load the auto savestate. It SHOULD load it, is what I'm saying.
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Actually, we will address the issue directly. Loading from the command line should be just the same as loading from the GUI (except when loading a specific savestate), and quitting ZSNES on exit via the hotkey should also save the save before exiting.
It should be added relatively soon.
It should be added relatively soon.
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