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[Help]A couple of questions involving directories

 

03-24-14 05:26 PM
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Well, I've been constantly changing computers lately, so the main question is one that I've already seen in other threads, but never answered specifically: Where exactly are save files stored on the computer (more specifically, in windows 7 and 8) and how do I transfer them to other systems - People in the forum have said that it is indeed possible to transfer save files, however I haven't seen any of them say which folder it is stored into (I tried searching the vizzed folder on C: Programs (x86), but I'm not sure which file, if any, contains the save files and states.
The second question regards the plugins: Is it possible to change the plugins of the vizzed emulators? I was thinking of messing around with the vizzed emulators on my computer in order to see which plugin works best here.
Well, I've been constantly changing computers lately, so the main question is one that I've already seen in other threads, but never answered specifically: Where exactly are save files stored on the computer (more specifically, in windows 7 and 8) and how do I transfer them to other systems - People in the forum have said that it is indeed possible to transfer save files, however I haven't seen any of them say which folder it is stored into (I tried searching the vizzed folder on C: Programs (x86), but I'm not sure which file, if any, contains the save files and states.
The second question regards the plugins: Is it possible to change the plugins of the vizzed emulators? I was thinking of messing around with the vizzed emulators on my computer in order to see which plugin works best here.
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03-24-14 05:50 PM
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The saves and roms are stored in the following folder in Windows 7 and 8:
C:ProgramDataVizzedVizzedRgrPluginUser-463235

As for changing the emulators, that is certainly a good question and should be further investigated.
Let us know what you find out, and I will also be trying this out myself.
The saves and roms are stored in the following folder in Windows 7 and 8:
C:ProgramDataVizzedVizzedRgrPluginUser-463235

As for changing the emulators, that is certainly a good question and should be further investigated.
Let us know what you find out, and I will also be trying this out myself.
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03-24-14 06:06 PM
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This isn't really an answer to your question, but I somehow managed to switch my Pokèmon Red save file with a different "perfect" file. Full EV and IV trained Pokèmon, a full Pokèdex, etc. It made everything approximately 3,000.00% easier! It was sort of tedious, but not too hard. I plan of doing more of this in the future. "What hath this experiment wrought unto us, it is for the future to tell. May it be ever exciting." -Me, sounding like Shakespeare
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This isn't really an answer to your question, but I somehow managed to switch my Pokèmon Red save file with a different "perfect" file. Full EV and IV trained Pokèmon, a full Pokèdex, etc. It made everything approximately 3,000.00% easier! It was sort of tedious, but not too hard. I plan of doing more of this in the future. "What hath this experiment wrought unto us, it is for the future to tell. May it be ever exciting." -Me, sounding like Shakespeare
PARDON MY O.C.D.
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03-26-14 04:30 PM
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Nice, thanks!! Well I tried changing a few of the plugins on Programs x86 with the ones I used on my previous PC, but since I don't know how to access the configs of the emulator I can't change the emulators' target for the desired plugin, so it didn't work. The next update really should include the ability to access the Options bar.
Nice, thanks!! Well I tried changing a few of the plugins on Programs x86 with the ones I used on my previous PC, but since I don't know how to access the configs of the emulator I can't change the emulators' target for the desired plugin, so it didn't work. The next update really should include the ability to access the Options bar.
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03-27-14 11:58 PM
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Well, depending on the emulator, you can access the options.

The SNES emulator allows you to.
I thought you meant updating the files manually for a specific emulator, since we haven't had a plug-in update in a while.
Well, depending on the emulator, you can access the options.

The SNES emulator allows you to.
I thought you meant updating the files manually for a specific emulator, since we haven't had a plug-in update in a while.
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03-29-14 12:17 PM
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Well I would have no problem with doing that if there was a quick way of doing so, but I have been studying a lot for med school and I don't really have loads of time on my hands lately, sorry.
The emulator I play the most is the gba one, and since vba has had some cool plugin updates and the awesome hd filter I thought the vizzed emulator could do with some tuning
Well I would have no problem with doing that if there was a quick way of doing so, but I have been studying a lot for med school and I don't really have loads of time on my hands lately, sorry.
The emulator I play the most is the gba one, and since vba has had some cool plugin updates and the awesome hd filter I thought the vizzed emulator could do with some tuning
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