Chaos Project

Quote from: BetaGod on April 10, 2013, 09:59:03 pm

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That script seems to be fine for me. Do you mind to explain why it isn't working for you?

EDIT:

I am sure you are not using it in the right way. Create a new script over Main (press F11 first to open the window... At least i think it was F11, not sure)

Copy and paste this into the new blank script:

class Scene_Save
  def self.save(file_index)
    save_obj = self.new
    file = File.open(save_obj.make_filename(file_index), "wb")
    save_obj.write_save_data(file)
    file.close
  end
end

And then, in wichever event you need the script to autosave your file, use a Script Call command with the following syntax:

Scene_Save.save(slot)

Instead of the "slot" word, use an integer value (number) such as 1,2,3, etc. Where that value is the slot you want the game to be saved into.

For example, if you want to replace the saved slot number 0 (the first one, counting from the top) just before the boss fight; place a Call Script command right before the Battle Processing line with the following text:

Scene_Save.save(0)

Simple as that. Let me know if it is still not working.

class Scene_Save
  def self.save(index)
    save_obj = [Scene_File.new(true,false,true)].each {|s|
      [s.create_savefile_windows, s.dispose_item_windows, s.latest_file_index]
      [s.instance_variable_set(:@index, index),  s.do_save]}
  end
end

Scene_Save.save(slot)

Scene_Save.save(0)