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https://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/jass-ai-scripts-tutorials-280/saving-loading-192851/
open the map, look at the lesson titles, figure out which ones appear to be the most helpful, then run the map in wc3 and type -goto # to view those lessons.
It discusses how to save a lot of things. For you, I'd recommend saving partial sets.
The map isn't for any save/load system, it is just how to save the stuff with pure math (both how the data is structured and how the data is stored), which will allow you to possibly translate it into CodeGen (structures only, CodeGen doesn't support the math, unlike save/load with snippets, which does).
open the map, look at the lesson titles, figure out which ones appear to be the most helpful, then run the map in wc3 and type -goto # to view those lessons.
It discusses how to save a lot of things. For you, I'd recommend saving partial sets.
The map isn't for any save/load system, it is just how to save the stuff with pure math (both how the data is structured and how the data is stored), which will allow you to possibly translate it into CodeGen (structures only, CodeGen doesn't support the math, unlike save/load with snippets, which does).
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