[Solved] Showing Quicksave Data on Quick FilePage

[inahochama]

I really, really need to fix this so I can finally proceed to beta test my game. I have quick-save and quick-load in-game-menu buttons and they both work just fine. The only problem is the quicksave data don't show up on the Auto FilePage of the Save/Load Screens.

Here's the QSave & QLoad in-game-buttons code.

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textbutton "Q.Save" clicked [renpy.curried_call_in_new_context("_quick_save")]
textbutton "Q.Load" clicked [renpy.curried_call_in_new_context("_quick_load")]

Here's the QSave & QLoad labels called when buttons are clicked.

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label _quick_save:

    # Saves the game.
    $ renpy.save('quicksave', _('Quick Save'))
    return

# This is called when the quick load button is clicked, to load the
# game.
label _quick_load:
    $ renpy.load('quicksave')
    return

Isn't Auto FilePage the section where quicksave files can be found, or do I have to make a separate section to show the qucksaved files? I've been trying to figure this out for days. Would really appreciate some help on it.

[Chu-3]

auto save and quick save is different. auto save is made automaticly after some interacts you've done while playing the game.

add

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init -1 python hide:
    config.has_quicksave = True  

then use the screen language:

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screen save:

    # This ensures that any other menu screen is replaced.
    tag menu

    use navigation

    frame:
        has vbox

        # The buttons at the top allow the user to pick a
        # page of files.
        hbox:
            textbutton _("Previous") action FilePagePrevious()
            textbutton _("Quick") action FilePage("quick")#change here

            for i in range(1, 9):
                textbutton str(i) action FilePage(i)

            textbutton _("Next") action FilePageNext()

        # Display a grid of file slots.
        grid 2 5:
            transpose True
            xfill True

            # Display ten file slots, numbered 1 - 10.
            for i in range(1, 11):

                # Each file slot is a button.
                button:
                    action FileAction(i)
                    xfill True
                    style "large_button"

                    has hbox

                    # Add the screenshot and the description to the
                    # button.
                    add FileScreenshot(i)
                    text ( " %2d. " % i
                           + FileTime(i, empty=_("Empty Slot."))
                           + "\n"
                           + FileSaveName(i)) style "large_button_text"

hope that helps...

[inahochama]

Thanks! Gonna try the code out and see if it works.

[PyTom]

For the quicksave page to work, the files need to be named "quick-1", "quick-2", etc. IIRC, the "quicksave" filename won't be matched by the pattern used by quicksave, and so won't be loaded.

[inahochama]

Is there a particular way I can name it as you mentioned above so the files can load properly, or should I just recreate a quicksave screen on its own? I'm very new to screen language so some hints would be great. I really don't want to give up on this feature because it can be quite handy.

EDIT:
Thanks to Chu-3 for this link: http://lemmasoft.renai.us/forums/viewto ... f=8&t=8028