ID:262465
 
Code:
mob/verb/save()
if(usr.inzoid) return

// Save File Hashing
var/temp1=usr.cashz
var/temp2=0
for(var/obj/Zoids/ztemp in usr.zoidlist)
temp2+=ztemp.zbaseap
temp2+=ztemp.zbasecp
temp2+=ztemp.zbasemob
temp2+=ztemp.zbasedod
temp2+=ztemp.zbasewep
temp2+=ztemp.zbasesub
temp2+=ztemp.flying
temp2+=ztemp.zbasemeleepower
for(var/obj/Weapons/wtemp in ztemp.weaponlist)
temp2+=wtemp.power
temp2+=wtemp.baseammo
temp2+=wtemp.range
temp2+=wtemp.weight
temp2+=wtemp.homing
temp2+=wtemp.sniper
temp2+=wtemp.firedelay
temp2+=wtemp.maximum
for(var/obj/Subparts/sub in usr)
temp2+=sub.apmod
temp2+=sub.cpmod
temp2+=sub.mobmod
temp2+=sub.dodmod
temp2+=10458190
var/temp4=temp1*temp2
if(usr.savedonce!=1)
usr.savedonce=1
usr.useruniquecode="[temp4]"
// End Save File Hashing

var/savefile/F = new()//make a new one
// F["usr"] << usr// use this if you want to save ALL the vars
F["usr"] << src
src.client.Export(F)
src << "Your data has been successfully saved."


/* Below is the code for loading the saved file */

client/New()
. = ..()
var/savefile/client_file = new(Import())
if(client_file)
// client_file["usr"] >> mob //use this if you want to save ALL of the users vars
client_file["usr"] >> src


Problem description:

From my previous post about this, I have figured out the problem. It seems to be saving everyone (or certain people) in the save file along with the saver. Maybe I'm not seeing it... any ideas?
var/savefile/F = new()//make a new one
// F["usr"] << usr// use this if you want to save ALL the vars
F["usr"] << src
src.client.Export(F)
src << "Your data has been successfully saved."


isnt it supposed to be

var/savefile/F = new()//wheres it saving to????
F["usr"] << usr//why are you saving yourself twice?
F["usr"] << src
Write(F)// <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
src << "Your data has been successfully saved."


I'm not the best coder i'll admit so if i'm wrong.. sorry :( but i tried!
In response to Farkas
In the New() proc, you need to have F["usr"]>>src.mob
Otherwise, trust me, it won't work.

Farkas, he has Export() there for a reason. Client-side saving.
In response to Dark Weasel
Dark Weasel wrote:
Farkas, he has Export() there for a reason. Client-side saving.

ah okies,

like i said.. i tried :P