Posts from Autosave for 7 x64.

There's a problem – the program that automatically creates save files isn't working. And while it's not a huge deal, as I can still save manually, there's a catch: I once encountered an unpleasant situation.

1) I was saving after my turn (yes, I know it's not recommended) to speed up the game.
2) Since I was playing as blue, immediately after passing my turn, I would receive resources (daily income) and the building counter in my city would reset.
3) One turn, my opponent accidentally requested an auto-save.
4) When I loaded my save, I was very surprised to see that I had resources and nothing was being built in my city. :eek:
5) I built another Guild 2 and passed my turn.
At the time, I thought I had simply overlooked building something, but after reviewing the game using the save files, I realized that I had built two buildings in one turn and also received double income.
Thankfully, I lost the game, but I was still embarrassed.

In summary, I would like to ask the programming experts on the forum to help create an auto-saver for Windows 7 x64.

P.S. And it would be nice to fix this bug with another patch. ;)

Was this in the HD mod? If not, why not through the HD mod? It's automatic there, after all.

Was this in the HD mod? If not, why not through the HD mod? It does everything automatically.

I agree. I have 7 x64. EveryDaySaver, built into the HD mod, does everything perfectly.

Found the EveryDaySaver option in the .ini file and set its value to 1. Let's see if it works...

Was this in the HD mod? If not, why not through the HD mod? It should be automatic there.

Didn't help, doesn't work on Win7 64, only on 32. Tried all compatibility modes, nothing works, and in AutoSave it said there was an archive error, that it was packed with gzip (16-bit archive).

Hmm, guys, I don't know, I have a 64-bit version of the game, and it works fine.

Didn't help, doesn't work on Win7 64, only on 32. Tried all compatibility modes, nothing works, and in Autosave it said there was an archive error, that it was packed with gzip (16-bit archive).

It's not specified what is being used, but it seems to be an external program. Something like Autosave_counter_2. Perhaps, during a system cleanup with one of the "cleaner" programs, the files asc2bat.tmp and asc2exe.tmp were deleted, or their operation was blocked by a firewall (antivirus). Accordingly, these files need to be restored and their operation allowed.