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[lantus]

yes

[Cap'nStonedMonkey]

u stole my name bitch

[VillageIdiot]

Ok, I copied the .zst file to my desktop, renamed it to .000, then transfered it to my e:  tdata  0fffdaed folder, but when I start xsnes9x, select the rom, then goto the savestate screen it doesn't show up. Have I done something wrong?

[mr jones]

I would be interested in what Lantus has to say on this, since he said that saves can be converted from a ZSNES format to SNES9X format.

From what I remember, I think that you can rename save states (not ingame saves) from their original ZSNES filename, to a suitable SNES9X filename, and it will work.  I found this little bit of info over at mac.emuscene.com:

"To use ZSNES save states simply rename a ZSNES save state to a fitting SNES9X name. Example: [rom name].zst would be renamed to [rom name].fr[z,2,3, etc.] moved to the freeze-state folder or the ROM folder and load like a normal SNES9X freeze state.

This allows access to many freeze states made in ZSNES. Zophar's Domain has a huge ZSNES freeze state archive, now available to Mac users with SNES9X 1.3.7. Finding credited to dc."

Hope this helps.

[lantus]

also, try this on for size....

the savestate name needs to be *exactly* the same filename as the rom your loading..ie

if you load 'supermariorpg.smc' as your rom

the savestate in E:TDATAFFFDAED needs to be 'supermariorpg.000'

if its not appearing in the savestate list, then its not named correctly. Please check into this

[ScHlAuChi]

Yeah i noticed that too

When i renamed SuperMarioWorld.smc to Super-Mario-World.smc
all savestates were gone - so i renamed it back.

[VillageIdiot]

Ok, I got it to work. I found I had to rename the rom, plus the savestate file in order for it to work. I couldn't get it to go any other way.