[Trigger] Save-Cachés and Maps

Say I store an integer variable in a caché, and I want to be able to move it around to different map versions. Would that be possible?

If you don't quiet understand what I mean, this is sort of what I mean: I saved 150 points (wood/integer) as a Stored Integer in version 1.0. I created 1.1. Now my question is, would I be able to load that integer in 1.1?

On that topic, does anyone have a save system I could possible borrow.

Well you could save data into the catch, but you cant load its if your playing online and change the map (means end game join/start another game) in singleplayer that should work.

Well an save/load sys is a bunch of work, the best way to get an fitting system is to do it youself. For example i did an savesys which can save up to 4.000.000xp and an checksum in an code like this xyxyxy-xyxyxy. If you want to save items you need an mutch longer code.

Thanks, but all I want is just to move an integer, so maybe a few other people could tell me (I took the oppinion of 1 person one time, just 1 person, it led to horrible turns).

So the question again is, can I move an integer from map to map via caché? Like v1.0 to v1.1 and so on.

I don't think so... The question here is, is it possible to share the gamecache between two (or more maps)? And my anwser is no.
The only choice is a save-load system that you carry through the map versions...

paskovich said:

I don't think so... The question here is, is it possible to share the gamecache between two (or more maps)? And my anwser is no.
The only choice is a save-load system that you carry through the map versions...

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I see. Well... In that case I'll just have to make each version bigger I suppose?

NO it is possiable i think since in single player all chaches are saved to your profile and by loading the same cache name as the last version it will load it with contents.

But how would you do it, Super Good?

The same way you load them in campains if im not mistaken. . .
Just load a chache with the same file name as the one you saved. . .
Im not totaly sure though since I do not specilize in chache data transfer