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Port of DaedalusX64 to the Nintendo 3DS
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[BUG] Saving error in Paper Mario #14

Open AyrisX86 opened 4 years ago

AyrisX86 commented 4 years ago

Describe the bug When saving my game in Paper Mario, my game is saved all 4 files as opposed to the 1 I was using

To Reproduce Save your game then reload the rom (or get a game over) to return to the title screen

Expected behavior Only the file I was using would be saved

Screenshots Here are my save files: 2020-05-05_12-50-37 339_top

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MasterGamingYT commented 4 years ago

How do you even save? Doesn't it reset after a reboot?

rustycruxian commented 4 years ago

You click the lower screen and press save state and choose which slot you want to save in

AyrisX86 commented 4 years ago

I’m referring to the ingame save functionality. Jump into a Save Block and you’ll get a prompt to save. My main concern is games like Donkey Kong 64 since it has memory leakage issues and if played for too long without reloading will simply crash.

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You click the lower screen and press save state and choose which slot you want to save in

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AyrisX86 commented 4 years ago

How do you even save? Doesn't it reset after a reboot?

No, after you first get control of Mario there are blocks you can hit with the letter S on them. They let you save. The save system does actually work, but the file is saved to all four of the game's save native save files. When I began my file, I started File 1, so I expected only File 1 to be saved, the other 3 being blank saves. The emulator's savestate function isn't affected by this.