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[Eddy]

How do i save in 1964? i tried saving a game in ocarina of time, then when i went back to play with it, IT WASNT THERE!

[Rice]

hm

Zelda OT should use mempak to save and 1964 should support it w/o problem. Could be a bug. Just use F5 to save and F7 to load state.

[Smiff]

Zelda1 is SRAM, Zelda2 is FlashRAM.

[Tesla-Guy]

or just the input plugin he is using might not support mempak though zelda ot doesn't save with mempak but SRAM.

[Tesla-Guy]

lol 1 min after you

[Rice]

I know Zelda2 is flashram, and 1964 should still have problem to fully support/save/load it though the game is playable.

SRAM save is very likely broken in 0.7.0, need to take a look.

[Rice]

Does anyone know if Nrage's input plugin supports SRAM save/load? I know it supports EEPROM and Mempak, how about SRAM?

[Smiff]

thast a negative. im pretty sur it doesnt do EEPROM either (?!)

[Tesla-Guy]

seems we three are posting almost the same time :p also i thought input plugins supported only mempak saving?!

[Gamer123]

I have the same problem with Ocarina of Time too, its probably a bug. I use Jabo's Input Plugin.

[Eddy]

so in short, its not possible ?

[schibo]

Hey Eddy,

You can use save-states. Press F5 to quick-save the state and F7 to quick-load the state.

It's a good idea also to take advantage of using the multiple save slots feature in 1964 so that you avoid any possibility of overwriting a good save-state with a bad one.

schibo

[Rice]

Eddy

Are you sure Zelda OT is not broken in 1964 0.7.0? I think it is broken, have to be fixed.

[Eddy]

Zelda OOT isnt broken, the saving is i guess, i cant save my progress