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JUMP FORCE SAVE EDITOR CODE

JUMP FORCE SAVE EDITOR CODE

You have no idea how much I appreciate this! I literally posted that code into a script, and it worked my first time! FANTASTIC! You can add something like auto save by yourself - put that code after/before some scenes etc. put the save code here and the game will be saved instantly without the Save scene You can put that in save points, where message appears first, for example: ay_save # if you want to play save sound remove if you don't want soundДataManager.save_game(0) # (#) - is the save slot, it starts from 0, so 0 = 1slot 1 = 2slot 2 = 3slot etc. You can use script call in events to 'force' save to certain slot. On another note, I'm no scripter, but considering how saving works by default, I don't think it's possible to bypass the save menu to save directly to a preset file, or if there is I don't think it's been found yet.

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I have to ask, did you question whether you would enjoy playing through your game at least a dozen times to get the full story of every possible outcome? I really don't think there's a game in existence that could keep me interested that long. Do you know how many raging players that would create if the game you have in mind is anywhere near difficult? Fyi it wouldn't be a good think if so many players became upset by this mechanic and spread the word that your game is so bad, even if it's not, but they think it is because they rage quit when they did something that they later found out was irreversible? Mind you it isn't the only possible outcome, but it is still a possibility. You realize that doing so is forbidding the backing up of saves, considering there is no option to copy the save file to an empty slot from the load screen.

In fact, the first idea is pretty bad too. If the outcome is undesirable for the player, and they can't just reload their save to change it and see what happens, they may very well rage quit. I'm not sure how many people will agree with me, but the thing about forcing a save after influential choices sounds like a really bad idea. It just autosaves because I script it into the Event.Дoes something like this already exist? If so-I couldn't find it. And no, the save window doesn't pop up asking the player to Save (with the option to cancel). It just autosaves at that point and there's no going back. They have no choice after they make their decision. Once the choice is made, I want a way to force the save on the player. Halfway through the dungeon, the player is hit with a choice to rescue an NPC from a dungeon or leave him chained up. It automatically overwrites their previous Save they did last. This saves the game to their predetermined Save slot.

I want to keep the Player from stopping the game and just reloading their last Saved Game.Д®xample:В Player hits a Bonfire at the beginning of a dungeon. My game has several quests that can result in multiple things happening (someone dies, the players actions result in a change to the story, etc) and I want these choices to be permanent. When the player reaches a Save point in my game (specifically a bonfire) it asks, 'Do you want to save?' I then want it to just automatically save to a preset Save slot and that's their permanent save spot for their entire playthrough.When a player Saves, they aren't taken to the save screen, where they can choose to select which slot to save in: saving new, overwriting, etc.I don't even know if you'd consider what I'm looking for as an 'AutoSave.' I'm not looking for an AutoSave feature to happen like this. In the scripts I've discovered, they simply AutoSave after certain criteria is met in the game: Player Transfer, Weapon/Armor/Item Found, after a Battle, etc. However, I haven't found quite what I'm looking for. I've done Google searches and have found several AutoSave scripts out there.

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