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Also @UncleVT @the66Because he included the version to config.name. Normally an author should just put inside the name of the game, which will never vary, and use config.version to update the version.
Alright, let's use the solution gave by @the66 .
Open the file "screen.rpy":
search for "screen file_slots(title):"
You'll see :
Change it to look like this (copy/paste it right from this page):Code:screen file_slots(title): default page_name_value = FilePageNameInputValue(pattern=_("Page {}"), auto=_("Automatic saves"), quick=_("Quick saves"))
Now, when you are on the load/save screen, press the 'p' key to access the previous page, and press the 'n' key to access the next page.Code:screen file_slots(title): key "p" action FilePagePrevious() key "n" action FilePageNext() default page_name_value = FilePageNameInputValue(pattern=_("Page {}"), auto=_("Automatic saves"), quick=_("Quick saves"))
I apologize for for not getting back to you y'all sooner about this- you were so nice and took your time to help me out with this (I played around with older versions just to ensure that I didn't mess this up too bad)- and I just wanted to let y'all know that it worked a treat. (I did have to move it from what was shown in the example-see below, I believe this is what the66 initially said- I went back and read all of that stuff over again), but now I can just keep pushing "n" to my little heart's delight (I was up over 200 pages and it just keeps going). After modifying the code- I was able to put all of my old saves into the 10SE folder and access them.
Thank you so much for your patience and your assistance.
Now, I'm hoping that y'all can help me with one more thing- is there anyway to enter my name into the script.rpy file as the [pc_name] and have the change take effect globally? When you start the game and enter your name it's supposed to be consistent throughout the game, but for some reason it dropped out and I keep getting the "grey screen of death" and each and every time it's because my name (or lack of name) that's causing the error. I really, really don't want to have to "Ctrl + F" every instance of [pc_name] in the script just to fix it. KeyError: u'pc_name'- this is what's causing it, correct? Sometimes, I wish Windows was more like Unix- then it would be an easier fix.
Please help, again?
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