i_zaat

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In case anyone wants a workaround for the lack of save exports, you can do the following:

1. Open the dev tools, it depends on your browser but it's usually F12.

2. Go to storage, then local storage, then click the link there. You should see a page like this:
Screenshot 2025-01-01 142312.png

These are your save files. Click on the one you want to export, then a window to the right should open up, like this:

Screenshot 2025-01-01 142421.png

4. Click on data (in my case it's "Dados"), then copy. This is just the Key + the Value from the previous page, but if you try to copy straight from Value, it doesn't copy the whole thing, at least for me on firefox it didn't. This way the whole json is copied.

Alternatively, you could also write the command:

Code:
localStorage.valueOf(x)
with "x" being the position of your save file (Keeping in mind the array starts with 0 and only contains slots with saves on them.)

5. Now paste that on a text file and you're done!

Now, when you want to import it, you go back to the local storage page and either paste the Value on an existing save, or click on the plus button to create a new save, paste the Key on the key spot and the value on the value spot, then reload the page.
 

Macari

Member
Nov 14, 2016
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In case anyone wants a workaround for the lack of save exports, you can do the following:

1. Open the dev tools, it depends on your browser but it's usually F12.

2. Go to storage, then local storage, then click the link there. You should see a page like this:
View attachment 4398856

These are your save files. Click on the one you want to export, then a window to the right should open up, like this:

View attachment 4398857

4. Click on data (in my case it's "Dados"), then copy. This is just the Key + the Value from the previous page, but if you try to copy straight from Value, it doesn't copy the whole thing, at least for me on firefox it didn't. This way the whole json is copied.

Alternatively, you could also write the command:

Code:
localStorage.valueOf(x)
with "x" being the position of your save file (Keeping in mind the array starts with 0 and only contains slots with saves on them.)

5. Now paste that on a text file and you're done!

Now, when you want to import it, you go back to the local storage page and either paste the Value on an existing save, or click on the plus button to create a new save, paste the Key on the key spot and the value on the value spot, then reload the page.

it doesn't matter mate the game was abandoned.
 
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