About custom saved games...

is it possible to use an old saved game again, like if i played for an hour on a level, but had to quit, is there a way to start where i left off?

thanks!
-K

If you flew to a save point and saved there, sure. If not, well, you're outta luck.

Do you mean on custom levels? Edwards knows a way, but it involves enough inconvenience to not interest me. I think you have to change a view values in a property file in Library or something.

I save about 50 minutes in, but I don't want to have to change some fiddly values.
oh well. darn
whatever, it's not a really big deal,
thanks anyway!
-K

@kasofa1, on Jun 19 2008, 04:59 PM, said in A question:

I save about 50 minutes in, but I don't want to have to change some fiddly values.
oh well. darn
whatever, it's not a really big deal,
thanks anyway!
-K

It has nothing to do with values:

While playing SketchFighter and after saving in a custom level you have to go into users > your user > library > application support > sketchfighter and copy the file "Game 999", but be careful not to quit SF or the level. If you want to play this custom level saving, start SF and a custom level. While playing, paste the copied file "Game 999" into the SketchFighter folder and let an enemy kill you.

@Freq: "While playing SketchFighter and after saving in a custom level you have to go into users > your user > library > application support > sketchfighter and copy the file "Game 999", but be careful not to quit SF or the level. If you want to play this custom level saving, start SF and a custom level. While playing, paste the copied file "Game 999" into the SketchFighter folder and let an enemy kill you."

I have since then played more custom levels with save points, this might cause problems
if it does, still many thanks for trying to help!
also, my computer has problems switching from fullscreen mode and vice-versa, it also plays horribly.
-K

This post has been edited by Kasofa1 : 19 June 2008 - 09:56 PM

@freq245, on Jun 19 2008, 08:35 AM, said in A question:

It has nothing to do with values:

What Silverwind is remembering about modifying the preferences was my additional couple of steps to get the time right. If you use this trick, the game will reset the in-level clock when you quit and re-load, so if you want the correct time in the records, you'll need to adjust it manually, which requires poking around in the prefs file.

Edwards