as topic title..
i basically wanna read/learn/understand how save/load works and be able to edit it myself, so on some games i can get whatever saved points i want...
is there any guide like this on this forum?
P.S i DID search...cant find anything :/
Is there any guide for editing save/load related stuff?
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Re: Is there any guide for editing save/load related stuff?
http://forum.wc3edit.net/deprotection-c ... 10059.html (Enabling single player)
Though I supposed that's not what you mean. You can always search for actions in JASS that give you "saved points" and just increase the value. If it's too tricky, there isn't any shame in making a request. Also, no, there doesn't appear to be a guide that would teach you how to do something like this since most systems are different.
Though I supposed that's not what you mean. You can always search for actions in JASS that give you "saved points" and just increase the value. If it's too tricky, there isn't any shame in making a request. Also, no, there doesn't appear to be a guide that would teach you how to do something like this since most systems are different.
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Re: Is there any guide for editing save/load related stuff?
just download an unprotected save system (not from inside an rpg)
just one that someone uploaded
read how it works and try following through it
then test the map and try saving
if you get the same code, you're good
if not, like soul said, u can try adding "save points" and display the code at that time and compare with what you have to pinpoint where you messed up
it's not really confusing if you start looking through it
it's just annoying cause of all those loops o.o but u get used to it
hint: you can pretty much ignore all the coloring stuff (|c and |r) cause you don't really need it for what you're doing
just one that someone uploaded
read how it works and try following through it
then test the map and try saving
if you get the same code, you're good
if not, like soul said, u can try adding "save points" and display the code at that time and compare with what you have to pinpoint where you messed up
it's not really confusing if you start looking through it
it's just annoying cause of all those loops o.o but u get used to it
hint: you can pretty much ignore all the coloring stuff (|c and |r) cause you don't really need it for what you're doing