I'm not sure if I am just dumb, but whenever I try to save to file it never works. It always just says attempting to save to file and it never loads. Can someone assist me or show me a guide on how to create save files. Thanks so much for your help, and please excuse my lack of knowledge.
How do I create Save files for TITS
- Thread starter George
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I use Save to File quite a lot, as well. My plain ole' Saves have gotten deleted whenever I do a disk cleanup that deletes browser cookies and temp files and such, and the actual files saved will still be there on your hard drive unless you specifically delete them.
Yes, actually, it does, at least on Windows. With the default settings of both the browser and associated Flash plugins, because I have not changed them, saving to/loading from file just worked in: Firefox, Chrome, Opera, and IE—I could have tested others, but what's the point. All browsers, save for FF, are at 100% factory defaults. I've not mucked with any OS settings which would affect this either.
If you've always had an issue with the functionality, that's fine, but it is not a given as you seem to believe.
I somehow read this as Final Fantasy, and was wondering if Square Enix had started making web browsers. I think I should go to sleep.
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Krynh
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That works if you want to make a backup of existing files, but not if you want to use more saves.
Well saving current game situation then coping save file won't take much longer than use save to file option accounting in both cases there were no prior save files. Anyway having 14 or 15 save slots is not enough for some one then...I dunno how they could deal with games that have less than that. And with coping save files later new ones saves can be overwrited on old ones. Later it would only ends with person need to pick one of few diff saves for each save slot.
Both way save to file or copy save files would with larger amount of saves eat some time to jungle them all.
Both way save to file or copy save files would with larger amount of saves eat some time to jungle them all.
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Krynh
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The point is though with save to file you know what you have whereas if you have several date only saves you have to remember what they are all for.
Yeah fair point as long one somehow save those files under names that will tell what is inside. I never bothered to name them so (too much trouble to try come with fancy names) so I always felt good enough with just copying savefiles from save folder. If you prefer saving directly to file and giving them names you will with one glace quess what they got inside...the more kudos to you for been so amaazing ^^