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Okay. Once you've paused the replay, hold Shift and then press P to go forward by one frame.
When making a replay and you say .. have the turnframes as 10 and you only want to go foward by 1 turnframe, just hold shift then press P or Shift then Space.
When watching a replay, hold Control then press { to go backwards one replay and Control } to go forward one replay.
Hold control then press N creates a new replay.
Pressing F saves your replay.
Pressing R replays your replay. (if you are halfway through making your replay and want to see the progress, press R)
Hold control then press enter puts Toribash in fullscreen ..
Can't really think of much more, hope it helps
When making a replay and you say .. have the turnframes as 10 and you only want to go foward by 1 turnframe, just hold shift then press P or Shift then Space.
When watching a replay, hold Control then press { to go backwards one replay and Control } to go forward one replay.
Hold control then press N creates a new replay.
Pressing F saves your replay.
Pressing R replays your replay. (if you are halfway through making your replay and want to see the progress, press R)
Hold control then press enter puts Toribash in fullscreen ..
Can't really think of much more, hope it helps
<@veb> HEY WHO CHANGED YOUR TITLE
<@veb> IT SAYS SENIOR MEMBER
<@veb> IT SAYS SENIOR MEMBER
Don't change my title you asshole
Originally Posted by Sojobo
Yea, knew that one already.
And is there any way to reach those autosaves? Finished an edit then hit space to watch the replay. Unfortunately, I hit space after the replay had just started and it erased the work I did.
Yeah, the game tells you where it's auto-saving the replays to after every match. They're in an "autosave" directory in your main Toribash directory.
As far as I know, there's no way to reach them from inside the game, but you can just double-click on a replay file to automatically view it.
