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Started by jjmugen, September 16, 2012, 01:17:24 pm
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Writing or reading data outside Mugen
#1  September 16, 2012, 01:17:24 pm
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Hi, guys

It is possible to read or write from/to a .cns file from/to another file like .txt, .cgf, .dat or something?
I'd wish to know if there's any change to make information or data that still be on mugen altought
you turn off the game, with a support file or something.

Thanks a lot
Re: Writing or reading data outside Mugen
#2  September 16, 2012, 01:56:33 pm
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Are you asking for a way to read .cns outside of MUGEN?

Then here is the answer:

1.) Right-click .cns file
2.) Click on "Open With"
3.) Find Notepad or Wordpad and use them to openn the .cns in plain text.

Or you can download Fighters Factory and use that tool to upen up all mugen files.
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Re: Writing or reading data outside Mugen
#3  September 16, 2012, 07:50:35 pm
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Are you asking for a way to read .cns outside of MUGEN?

Then here is the answer:

1.) Right-click .cns file
2.) Click on "Open With"
3.) Find Notepad or Wordpad and use them to openn the .cns in plain text.

Or you can download Fighters Factory and use that tool to upen up all mugen files.

No >_<

I'm talking about save vars values from .cns to an external file (like .txt), and later, when you reopen Mugen, .cns reads the same external file and write var value into .cns file. For example.
Re: Writing or reading data outside Mugen
#4  September 16, 2012, 08:24:37 pm
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Re: Writing or reading data outside Mugen
#5  September 17, 2012, 12:29:11 am
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Mugen unfortunately has no "save" feature of this sort.
Once you exit Mugen, all progress you might have had for a character is lost (in case it gains experience during Arcade mode, such as Link by Silencer & RMX or Randy by Splode).
Re: Writing or reading data outside Mugen
#6  September 17, 2012, 02:57:31 pm
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Ok, thanks :(