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I got a bigger memory card for my GameCube and it will not let me move my GX save. I can move GX replays, garage data, and custom emblems but not the actual save data. The one reason that I can think of that they would do that would to prevent people from transferring AX data after unlocking it for GX. I could be wrong with that. I'm not a expert on why certain saves are tied to memory card. But hey, it's not the biggest deal breaker for me. I've been through worse.


I think I already solved this problem, but how do I upload the x values of each iteration from fzero into a column matrix? I've already found the zero using bisection and the results seem to match up.


My guess is that the question wants you to copy-and-paste the output of the 'Display' option for fzero. However, that's kind of lame, copy-and-pasting data is a bad habit to get into, and the results only have few decimal places of precision. You can do this using an output function and the 'OutputFcn' option, though it's a bit of a hack.


There are certainly other ways to accomplish this, and probably some that avoid using global. Also, note that I didn't output the state during the search phase (root bracketing) of fzero as the vectors would be constant.


By typing edit fzero in the command window, we can open the function itself. This may help you write your own version, by looking through the non-obfuscated code. At the top of the function we see the description:


Like most other GameCube games, 
F-Zero GX
 requires a memory card as to save the player's data and progress; furthermore, the player's Garage data, custom emblems, ghosts, and Replays can be saved to the memory card. The game automatically loads data when it is first booted, though save data from other cards can be loaded via the game's options menu. While the game can be started without a memory card, it cannot save any data, and the player is warned of this fact before starting gameplay; furthermore, attempting to insert a memory card with pre-existing game data after this point will prevent the game from saving the data.


The number of blocks taken up by 
F-Zero GX
 depends on how much the player saves. 
GX's
 save data by itself takes up 4 blocks; Garage data, however, takes up 18 blocks, ghosts and emblems take up 3 blocks apiece, and replays can take anywhere from 3 to 13 blocks apiece, depending on the complexity and length of the replay.



F-Zero GX's
 default save data is notably "locked" to the memory card that it was originally written on, and neither the GameCube nor Wii can natively move or copy this data from one memory card to another; homebrew available for both consoles, however, can bypass this limitation. Save data for garage, ghosts, emblems, and replay are not affected by this limitation and can freely be moved or copied onto other memory cards. The exact reason for why 
GX's
 data is locked is unknown, though it is theorized that it was an attempt to prevent players from distributing unlockable data from 
F-Zero AX
.


2. FZC only accepts times set on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System/ Super Famicom, Wii Virtual Console, WiiU Virtual Console, 3DS Virtual Console, SNES/SFC Mini and Nintendo Switch Online service SNES App versions of the game. Flashcarts are allowed for the SNES version for savestate usage and times using this have to follow the savestate rules.





Use of a save state must be shown in the recording before the start of the lap: 
 -for SNES/SFC game savers, this means showing the frame before activation of the save state, which is generally a black screen 
 -for the WiiUVC, this means showing the main menu where the restore point is activated 
 -for the SNES Mini, this means showing the home menu where you select the suspend point 
 -for the Nintendo Switch Online SNES App, this means s

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