FNV Incremental Saver

Update 11/13/2010 *************************

I have changed the way saves are handled to eliminate the corruption
that some have experienced. The new download includes a debug version
that produces a text file in your save directory that shows verification
of all saves. If you are not experiencing save corruption, you do not need
to use the debug version. However, I would advise updating to this new
version to stave off any future problems.

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Update 11/07/2010 *************************

For those who find it to much trouble to run FNIS & FNV separately, I have added a run box to start FNV after FNIS starts. Simply browse to the location of the Falloutnv.exe file and FNIS will start it automatically.

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Simply put, creates a new save every time you quicksave or autosave, as if you had pressed escape, gone to the save menu
and clicked 'new save'. For those of us who love to save early and save often.

Now up to 10,000 saves!

Credit: This program is based on the popular Incremental Saver for Oblivion. The author generously donated the code to me to create versions for different games.


Usage:

Run FNVIncrementalSaver.exe from anywhere you like, unless you have modified your Fallout New Vegas save directory
from the default Fallout New Vegas uses. If so, just put the .exe file in that directory and the program will realise (it looks for
quicksave/autosave.fos in whatever directory its in and defaults to that if either is found)

Run the program before starting Fallout New Vegas each time, this will provide you with an options screen.
Each option has a detailed tip to explain what it does and its pretty simple. You can have up to 10,000 saves!

When the program states it is waiting for Fallout New Vegas to start, run Fallout New Vegas.
Now, every time you quick/autosave (whatever you chose) the program will copy that save.
You can check thats its working by quicksaving when you enter the game and going into the load menu,
a new save with a custom name should have appeared.

When you are finished with the game, the program will auto-exit by default.

http://www.newvegasnexus.com/downloads/file.php?id=35227

if you choose say 10 saves will it just keep overwriting those ten saves in rotation?

Yes - it will cycle thru the number you choose - 10, 100, 1000, etc. If you choose 10, when it reaches 11, it will start over at 1 & replace the previous number 1.

ok cool. because of the crashing all the time im paranoid and im getting sick of going through menus literally ever 5 minutes and sometimes less.