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You can use command <code>/save</code> to save your run in Team or in a solo map and get a code. You can also type <code>/save "your code"</code> to use your own code. The run can be restored again with <code>/load "code"</code> command. Inside the config directory there is a file called ddnet-saves.txt, it will contain the save codes.

You can use command /save to save your run in Team or in a solo map and get a code. You can also type /save "your code" to use your own code. The run can be restored again with /load "code" command. Inside the config directory there is a file called ddnet-saves.txt, it will contain the save codes.

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	You can use command <code>/save </code> to save your run in Team or in a solo map and get a code. You can also type <code>/~~load~~ "code"</code> to use your own code. The run can be restored again with <code>/load "code"</code> command. Inside the config directory there is a file called ddnet-saves.txt, it will contain the save codes.		You can use command <code>/save</code> to save your run in Team or in a solo map and get a code. You can also type <code>/save "your code"</code> to use your own code. The run can be restored again with <code>/load "code"</code> command. Inside the config directory there is a file called ddnet-saves.txt, it will contain the save codes.