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I tried to load a saved game (in the ingame save/load module. Saved using newest game version) and it says
"The operation is insecure.. Aborting load."
"The operation is insecure.. Aborting load."
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Hoping to see this one day finished, it's quite enjoyable...
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Why do some game devs remove the back button, like what exactly do you gain from stopping me from going back on a choice?
- Nov 3, 2017
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I think it's because they consider it save scumming, that said, while technically it is true I still don't get they wouldn't let players cheat if they want to...
It's not dead
it's just the game developer has own family and busy to take care of.
the game developer was active last couple of weeks in their discord server ^^
- Nov 23, 2017
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save system is screwed up, I went to play a save i made as i tend to start over each update just to avoid save issues even if there's supposed to be compatibility between versions and no matter what file i picks to load i keep getting ' The operation is insecure.. Aborting load. ' when trying to load a save
The save system bugs out if you're using firefox (that i know of)
the only browser that has been certified to work is Chrome, which has worked for me so far
the only browser that has been certified to work is Chrome, which has worked for me so far
I went ahead and added
<<back>>\ at the very end of the StoryMenu. To find that section, search the html for: <tw-passagedata pid="162" name="StoryMenu" tags="" position="4,3" size="100,100">You can put the back button anywhere in there and it should show up in every passage. I dropped it at the end after the center tag was closed so it lines up with the save button, so it looks like this:
Code:
</center>
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Hey guys, in response to some of your comments... I haven't removed the back button, it just didn't exist on the old version of sugarcube that I'm using. As for the save files, it's basically the same issue, I'm still using an older version of sugarcube. Importing the game in to the new version will likely break the game, and I'm not sure if I could fix it, short of re-coding it. At the moment, I barely have time to work on the game itself, let alone getting bogged down trying to sort that out. When I do have some more time, I'll try to make that happen, but for now, the answer is chrome on windows. The saving works fine, and you can click the back button on the browser to navigate. If you're using any other OS/browser, you may run into problems.