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Old 04-3-2012, 01:20 PM   #1
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Default can not save settings ingame

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hello. I recently found out ffr was back online so i thought id try it out. The problem is though that I can't save my arrow speed and key configuration after closing out of the settings box. I've hit the 'set speed' button next to the number input box but that doesn't help. I use 1.9x setting and I want to use a number key spread setup. I've also tried clearing my cache, cookies, and made sure to let cookies save for this site. I've also tried the velocity engine: same thing. After I put in my setting, i press the settings button on the right to close back out into the game, but when i click settings again everything is back to default. is there a 'save settings' button or sumthing?

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Old 04-3-2012, 01:40 PM   #2
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Default Re: can not save settings ingame

The set speed button functions as a save settings button - are you sure it doesn't work?
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Old 04-3-2012, 04:58 PM   #3
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Default Re: can not save settings ingame

http://www.macromedia.com/support/do...s_manager.html

Make sure you are allowing Flash enough space to store things locally. Either use the online settings manager to increase the amount globally, for flashflashrevolution only, or use a local settings manager to do the same.

Make sure Flash can write to its cache directory as well. It can't do a thing if there's some wonky permissions set on it or something. (Shouldn't be, but is possible).
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Old 04-3-2012, 05:22 PM   #4
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Default Re: can not save settings ingame

^ What mega said. Be sure to click set speed to save them.
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Old 04-3-2012, 09:09 PM   #5
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thanks everyone for their ideas, but UserNameGoesHere had the perfect fix to the issue. i checked the online flash settings manager and i discovered that my flash player didnt allow any storage space for any site. I decided to just give flashflashrevolution.com 1mb of space to store junk. prolly too much, but wutever lol.

so yea, thanks for helping me to be able to play this game again. my first game in about over a year totally sucked lol. i got practice to do... and maybe some finger exercises for my poor weak fingers D:
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