SAVW (File Format) - Revision history

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‎Scannable Object

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‎Format

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Parax0 moved page SAVW (Metroid Prime) to SAVW (File Format) without leaving a redirect

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trying out all versions on one page

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 === Saved State Descriptor ===
-In Metroid Prime 1 and 2, saved state values were referenced only via the instance ID of the object that the state is for. In Prime 3 and DKCR, a 128-bit [[Saved State ID]] was introduced that handles references to save file data, and is stored in the file in conjunction with the instance IDs.
+In Metroid Prime 1 and 2, saved state values were referenced only via the instance ID of the object that the state is for. In Prime 3 and DKCR, a 128-bit [[GUID]] was introduced that handles references to save file data, and is stored in the file in conjunction with the instance IDs.
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-| [[Saved State ID]]
+| [[GUID]]
-| '''Saved State ID'''
+| '''GUID'''
 | ID of this saved state.
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 | ''Cinematic Skip Count''
 | '''Cinematic Skip Array'''
-| Array describing all skippable cinematics in the world. Points to Cinematic Skip SpecialFunctions in MP1 and Cameras/CinematicCameras with cinematic skip enabled in MP2+.
+| Array describing all skippable cinematics in the world. Points to Cinematic Skip SpecialFunctions (MP1) or cameras with cinematic skip enabled (MP2+).
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 | ''Layer Toggle Count''
 | '''Layer Toggle Array'''
-| Array specifying every layer that can be toggled on/off from this world (any layer referenced by a ScriptLayerController). The layers specified can be in other worlds.
+| Array specifying every layer toggleable from this world (referenced by a ScriptLayerController). The layers specified can be in other worlds.
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−	The '''SAVW format''' ~~determines what~~ data ~~gets saved to~~ the ~~memory card~~. It's ~~used~~ to save ~~information on non-hardcoded parts of~~ the ~~game~~.	+	The '''SAVW format''' describes save data in the Metroid Prime series and Donkey Kong Country Returns. It allows any data used by the game's script data that needs to be preserved between play sessions to be saved and retrieved from the save file without the executable having to know anything about it. This is used for, for instance, saving whether a particular MemoryRelay has been activated, or whether a specific layer has been toggled on.

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 ''This article is for the SAVW format from Metroid Prime 1 and 2. See [[SAVW (File Format)]] for the other revisions of this format.''
-The '''SAVW format''' determines what data gets saved to the memory card. It's used to save information on non-hardcoded parts of the game, like whether a particular MemoryRelay has been activated, whether you've scanned a particular scan has been fully scanned, etc.
+The '''SAVW format''' determines what data gets saved to the memory card. It's used to save information on non-hardcoded parts of the game.
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 | '''Version'''
-| See below for a list of possible version numbers.
+| See [[SAVW (File Format)|hub article]] for a list of possible version numbers.
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 | colspan=6 {{unknown|End of file}}
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		+	''This article is for the SAVW format from Metroid Prime 1 and 2. See [[SAVW (File Format)]] for the other revisions of this format.''
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	The '''SAVW format''' determines what data gets saved to the memory card. It's used to save information on non-hardcoded parts of the game, like whether a particular MemoryRelay has been activated, whether you've scanned a particular scan has been fully scanned, etc.		The '''SAVW format''' determines what data gets saved to the memory card. It's used to save information on non-hardcoded parts of the game, like whether a particular MemoryRelay has been activated, whether you've scanned a particular scan has been fully scanned, etc.

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