save and load
Posted: Tue Nov 04, 2003 9:13 pm
can i save / load when playing a game and if yes how 
hope someone could tell me.
thanks
hope someone could tell me.
thanks
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Posted: Thu Nov 06, 2003 7:47 am
That can be done in any program by using the "Freeze" function, which saves the entire emulator state in a special "Freeze" file.
Posted: Thu Nov 06, 2003 12:47 pm
If you mean under the 1541 emulation, go to :
-> OPTIONS... -> 1541 Emulation (on) -> Saving -> set to ASK AT DISKCHANGE
now when you save on disk and change it - you will be asked to save or not. Second option is, go to :
-> OPTIONS... -> 1541 Emulation (on) -> Saving -> set to CONTINOUSLY
now every change on the disk will be saved !
allright now ?
-> OPTIONS... -> 1541 Emulation (on) -> Saving -> set to ASK AT DISKCHANGE
now when you save on disk and change it - you will be asked to save or not. Second option is, go to :
-> OPTIONS... -> 1541 Emulation (on) -> Saving -> set to CONTINOUSLY
now every change on the disk will be saved !
allright now ?thanks for the advice
Posted: Thu Nov 06, 2003 6:00 pm
hi
i want to say thanks for all the advice i got from you about saving a game with the ccs64.
but what about the blank disc someone mentioned.
i want to say thanks for all the advice i got from you about saving a game with the ccs64.
but what about the blank disc someone mentioned.
Posted: Fri Nov 07, 2003 10:31 am
OK, try this at home:
1. -> Take a .d64 file - copy it to an other filename eg: empty.d64
2. -> Take this to your 1541 device ( ALT+8 ) select the disk and aktivate with F1
3. -> Now enter : OPEN 1,8,15,"N:DISKNAME*,00" press Return ( *: 16 Characters max.! )
4. -> ( I hope you have the MAXIMUM 1541 SPEED ON! ) Then enter : LOAD"$",8 and LIST the empty disk...
5 -> PUUUH ! Now you have a blank disk - copy this in windows several times for the future
OR - ill send you one - MUHA !
HAVE FUN - C= IS BETTER THAN C++
1. -> Take a .d64 file - copy it to an other filename eg: empty.d64
2. -> Take this to your 1541 device ( ALT+8 ) select the disk and aktivate with F1
3. -> Now enter : OPEN 1,8,15,"N:DISKNAME*,00" press Return ( *: 16 Characters max.! )
4. -> ( I hope you have the MAXIMUM 1541 SPEED ON! ) Then enter : LOAD"$",8 and LIST the empty disk...
5 -> PUUUH ! Now you have a blank disk - copy this in windows several times for the future
OR - ill send you one - MUHA !
HAVE FUN - C= IS BETTER THAN C++
Posted: Tue Jun 15, 2004 1:05 pm
I definitely recommend creating a save disk for longer games such as the add gold box games and pirates. I have found that the freeze save option can be a little buggy at times. have had no probs at all in using a save disk.