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Hi there .. I want to know is it possible to make a save load system that will save not only the items and hero stats .. but also quests (are those done or not done)? If anyone have idea pls help me .
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Is this possible ? Save/Load Sys !
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Yes, you just store them like every other number a save/load system stoes. Ofcourse the resoluting code length would be increased by doing so.
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Gaias Retaliation already has that system, you should ask about it from the creator
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It ll be faster if i just ask... could sameone make system like this for me ?
Im more terrainer than script writer. This system is very important for my project n i ll be
very thankfull for that system .
Im more terrainer than script writer. This system is very important for my project n i ll be
very thankfull for that system .
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Use ours. http://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/...ev=of=downloads_month&search=igen&d=list&r=20
And please, do not ask for doing a new s&l system. There are so many systems out there. Just grab on and adapt it.
And please, do not ask for doing a new s&l system. There are so many systems out there. Just grab on and adapt it.
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Learn binary.
Quest completed = 1 bit. Quest not completed = 0.
If a quest is a chain, then you can store that as a larger number. The main quest with 20 stages could be stored as a number with range 0-19 in a save code.
Quest completed = 1 bit. Quest not completed = 0.
If a quest is a chain, then you can store that as a larger number. The main quest with 20 stages could be stored as a number with range 0-19 in a save code.
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Someone can explain something to me,
how does Igen know if my code isnt new, for example my save/load code is
"1-291", cant someone just change it from "1-291", into "1-293", and change his equipment?
how does Igen know if my code isnt new, for example my save/load code is
"1-291", cant someone just change it from "1-291", into "1-293", and change his equipment?
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Only if it does not store a hash of elements stored in the code. What the hash does (or sometimes called checksum) is it performs an advanced mathimatical operation on the elements of the code and player name to produce a number which varies gretly if any element is changed even the smallest amount. Due to the difficulty of computing this, it renders the code safer as you can not just change numbers to get better items like you described above.
If you scramble the code, it becomes even safer as changes may affect random elements so getting a better off code is statistically unlikly (to the point no one will bother).
All this does not stop people like me from just extracting the save system from your map and passing it internal values to compile which corospond to rigged items.
If you scramble the code, it becomes even safer as changes may affect random elements so getting a better off code is statistically unlikly (to the point no one will bother).
All this does not stop people like me from just extracting the save system from your map and passing it internal values to compile which corospond to rigged items.
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