is it possible to save the state of the game with

[daniele]

Hi, you excuse mine bad English, but I am Italian and I have a problem.
I have realized a different score from MMF2 because it is a very particular application. I Have created some counters with the letters of the alphabet, do you have present the counters of the pinballs? you only have 3 letters and with the buttons right - left, can go back on with the letters. I wanted to know if it is possible to save the state of the counters so that that I have created, when I open the game, these counters take a stand that es had been memorized:

INITIAL standard score

DAN 15.000.000
MIC 7.000.000
JAK 3.000

At the end of my game my score is this: 8.500.000

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DAN 15.000.000
MIC 8.500.000
JAK 3.000

how can I do to load the values of my counters when start the game?

I have found this function
SAVE GAME OBJECT but I don't know whether to do to save the state of the counters and to load these values

the writing MIC is composed from 3 counters where I have replaced the numbers with the letters therefore, the letter M is equal to the number 3 of the counter 1
MIC= 3,4,2
When beginning the game, the counters are in its original position, but when I go to superate or to modify the name or record scrore, these values are lost when I close my game. I must have memorize the new formulations.

[Popcorn]

For a highscore list you can use the hi-score object
It doesn't require any events at all, it just needs you to use the built-in Player Score.

If you want to save values for anything else than a highscore list, or want to customize it yourself, you can use the ini object to save any values and load them back when you re-open the game. There is a tutorial on how to use the ini object in the tutorials section.

[daniele]

I only have to save the state of a counter. I want that, when I end the game and with the pressure of a key, my counter remains memorized forever. when I turn on the pc and I make to depart my level, an education as it for example loads me (start of frame) the number that I had memorized. this thing can be made with the object ini, but I wanted to know the exact procedure. Help me, I don't succeed alone.

[daniele]

please, help me!!

[DavidN]

If you just want to save one value, then using the INI object might be the best place to start. There's an explanation of how it works in general here:

http://www.clickteam.com/epicenter/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Board=2&Number=60397