But this is in the changelog for the 791 beta that Krakatos uploaded...

(03-15-2009 06:33 PM)LuisR14 Wrote:  didn't you read the post above?

Quote:This was 20 minutes before the commit of 777...

that means it's already fixed from revision 777 (hmm perfect number )

It's not fixed...it meand that from 777 the older states wont work any more.

aah

Hi:

I've just downloade de Pcsx2 beta 791. Cleaned inis, cleaned save states of my current game (legaia 2) and wanted to keep playing (by loading the memory card) . Then I find out that when I try to use save states the emulator closes itself.... Oh and I doesn't actually save becuause I crashes when I try to load the save state.

Is this a bug or this shouldn't be happening?

Thanks

yes that would happen since from revision 777 the old save states won't work with pcsx2.

Yeah,ok, but what's failing is generating new ones where none existed before. Not loading them. Does this mean that there are no save states until the problem is fixed?

This is my fault...My first commit to PCSX2 breaks savestates . Just didn't notice since the SVN only has one working pad plugin by default. Working on it now.

Edit: It's a PadSSSPSX undocumented feature. Can't find any source code for it. Just use any pad plugin except SSSPSX, and all should be fine. SSSPSX 1.6.0 and earlier work fine as well.

Hi:

I'm sorry I'm having trouble understanding you. You are saying that the savestate thing is pad plug in problem?

(03-16-2009 03:25 AM)aarelovich Wrote:  I'm sorry I'm having trouble understanding you. You are saying that the savestate thing is pad plug in problem?

yes (for any SSSPSXPad plugin that is later than version 1.6.0)

Yes, the savestate thing is a problem with the SSSPSX pad plugin. Use any pad plugin except SSSPSX 1.7.0.

One new feature of PCSX2 is that it lets pad plugins save state, which fixes games that get mad if you load them before they've initialized the pads. The code is written so that old plugins that don't implement the new functionality will still work.

However, SSSPSX apparently has a function of the same name that's undocumented and behaves unexpectedly. PCSX2 will call this function incorrectly, which results in the crash.