Save Options

Auto-Save Options


NOTE: - Having the stagger option off, means it will ALWAYS save a "real" save game every time - Having the stagger option on, means it will only make a real save game every 5 or 10 "autosaves"


 * Toggle: ON/OFF
 * Auto-Save Main Option: OFF / Every 5 mins, 10 mins, 15 mins, 30 mins
 * Auto-Save Message: SHOWN/HIDDEN
 * Auto-Save Message: It will print the save message 2 seconds BEFORE saving the game, this way its not as surprising and jarring when it lags for a second to save the game
 * Auto-Save Message: There's an option to turn off the message each time it saves (ex: "Saving Game...")
 * Auto-Save Stagger: OFF / Every 5 mins, 10 mins, 20 mins

NOTE: Remember that your save games will keep adding up. It's recommended to delete old saves if you've accumulated over 100. The stagger option will reduce this quite a bit, but many people like myself prefer it to save real saves everytime.

Portable Memory Device MKI / MKII

 * Portable Memory Device MKI & MKII (craftable in Tech Lab)

Beds
A new feature that goes along with the warning system, and adds an option at beds to save your game without sleeping
 * There are multiple options in the Horizon holotape for this
 * 1> Stagger 1 permanent save every 5 autosaves
 * 2> Stagger 1 permanent save every 15 autosaves
 * 3> Stagger 1 permanent save every 30 autosaves
 * 4> Always do a permanent save
 * 5> Disabled (removes the 2nd menu option at beds)
 * Saving at beds requires that you are NOT in combat
 * When you have an active healing buff on you, the button will show "Save Game" plus the warning after it
 * There's a 30 second cooldown on saving, mainly so you don't accidentally save again

Console Command
NOTE: Saved game is not listed in the default list of saves. To find the save created with command "SaveGame" you need to select "Load -> Select Character -> Show All Saves".'' NOTE: In any way saving via Console Command or the Non-Autosave Option toggled via the Horizon Holotape Setting is always preferable to avoid texture problems inside F4 Engine. It's not because of Horizon, the Engine itself is somehow messing something up (Cells, Texture problems, Message Popup disappears, ...). Most of the time autosaving will cause problems, probably lead to crashing.
 * Console Command: SaveGame or save – Creates a save file with the given name.
 * LoadGame or load – Loads the entered save file