save-load system in blender 2.49

this tutorial shows you how to save and load properties in blender 2.49b 2.55 tutorial is soon to come.
youtube wont let me put the links in the description so here are the scripts.
use these scripts instead(lets you save multiple properties)
http://www.mediafire.com/?i5mmrvbzu4aouto
its a .blend
ENJOY :D

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• load
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• 2.49b
• game
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[tossie79]

Hello, just tried your example and nothing is working. it is not saving or loading. im currently using blender 2.58. i

[qazwsx2541]

@tossie79 its a problem with python, this was written for 2.49, and they made some changes between 2.49 and 2.5x

[jtecgames]

wait dude it says this "there is no such file as "Text.txt""

[qazwsx2541]

@jtecgames ok your problem is most likely this: your save script is saving the text file, then the load script is ment to load from a text file, my guess would be that the names of the text files are different. at this part of the save script [open = open("test.txt", 'w')] the part that says "test.txt" is giving the name of the file, at the place that look similar in the load script the names must be the same. like this:

load script : text.txt

savescript : text.txt

if there different it wont wrk

[CheloMacabre]

hey could you make a tut for dumb people like me lol i dnt understand any of this

[xJonyderKillerx]

cool tut but i have question how can i save-load locations of objekts pls help

[qazwsx2541]

@esonx3 ive actually got another script now that saves multiple ones, it is not however my script. i'll put a link to the new scripts in the description.

[esonx3]

@qazwsx2541

okay, by locking at your script i have ben able to make it save multipli propities in one singel file, the problem I got is that the propities can still only contain a valu betwen 0-9 and only be of the type "int".

i had to whrite a compleatly new script but where using your script as a base, so i hope you don't mind that?:)

[rexscuz]

Awesome tut!!! Been looking for an easy way to do that

[qazwsx2541]

@esonx3 this particular script only saves one, but i believe with a few modifications it could save multiple properties