Feature Request
Feature idea: per-game save states per game settings
· When you save a state, X1 Box automatically creates a folder using the game's Title ID (e.g., 4d530064 for Halo 2)
· Snapshots are stored in: Internal Storage/X1Box/savestates/4d530064/slot1.bin
· When you load a state, the emulator only looks inside the folder matching the current game's saves Title ID
Benefit: Clean, organized, no accidental overwrites – and works natively on Android.
This approach mirrors the AHK script solution used in the LaunchBox community for PC, adapted for Android:
· Reference: https://launchbox.featurebase.app/p/add-xemu-saveload-snapshot-per-game
· Reference: https://forums.launchbox-app.com/topic/39811-auto-hotkey-scripts/page/65/#comment-495683
Problem: x1box uses global slots – saves from different games can overwrite each other.
Alternatives
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Additional Context
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Feature Request
Feature idea: per-game save states per game settings
· When you save a state, X1 Box automatically creates a folder using the game's Title ID (e.g., 4d530064 for Halo 2)
· Snapshots are stored in: Internal Storage/X1Box/savestates/4d530064/slot1.bin
· When you load a state, the emulator only looks inside the folder matching the current game's saves Title ID
Benefit: Clean, organized, no accidental overwrites – and works natively on Android.
This approach mirrors the AHK script solution used in the LaunchBox community for PC, adapted for Android:
· Reference: https://launchbox.featurebase.app/p/add-xemu-saveload-snapshot-per-game
· Reference: https://forums.launchbox-app.com/topic/39811-auto-hotkey-scripts/page/65/#comment-495683
Problem: x1box uses global slots – saves from different games can overwrite each other.
Alternatives
No response
Additional Context
No response