Save/load Script doesn't works in blender 2.6

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Hi everyone I am trying to make a script used to save / load all the properties of all the scenes in my blender game. I followed a tutorial here but still it uses blender 2.4x and scipt does not work on Blender 2.6. I copied the script entirely, but nothing to do … Is someone can help me please?

Herebellow the scripts :
Save script

import GameLogic 


save = GameLogic.getCurrentController().sensors["save"]
if save.positive:
    saveFile=open("Game1.sav","w")
    
    ObjList = GameLogic.getCurrentScene().objects
    
    for x in range(len(ObjList)):
        if obj.has_key('notsaved')==False:
            saveList=[]
            saveList.append(obj.position)
            for y in range(3):
                saveList.append(obj.orientation[y])
            for y in range(len(obj.getPropertyNames())):
                prop=obj.getPropertyNames()[y]
                value=obj[prop]
                propList=[]
                propList.append(prop)
                propList.append(value)
                saveList.append(propList)
            saveFile.wirite(str(obj))
            for y in range(len(saveList)):
                saveFile.write(str(saveList[y]))
            saveFile.write("
")
            
    saveFile.close()

Load script

import GameLogic as G


load = G.getCurrentController().sensors["load"]


if load.positive:
    #Read SaveFile
    fileHandle=open('Game1.sav',"r")
    lines=fileHandle.readlines()
    fileHandle.close()
    
    for i in xrange(len(lines)):
        objfound=False
        step=0   #Reading steps => Position, orient1,2,3, props
        tempList=[]
        for l in xrange(len(lines[i])):
            if objfound == False:
                if lines[i][l] == "[":
                    obj= G.getCurrentScene().objects[lines[i][:l]]
                    objfound=True
                    lastl=1
            else:
                if lines[i][l] == ",":
                    #Position
                    if step == 0:
                        if len(tempList) == 0:
                            tempList.append(float(lines[i][lastl=1:l]))
                            lastl=l
                        elif len(tempList) == 1:
                            tempList.append(float(lines[i][lastl=2:l]))
                            lastl=l
                     #Orientation
                     elif step > 0 and step < 4 :
                        if len(tempList) < 2 :
                            tempList.append(float(lines[i][lastl=2:l]))
                            lastl=l
                     #properties
                     elif step == 4:
                         propname = lines[i][lastl+3:l-1]
                         lastl=l
                         
                 elif lines[i][l] == "]":
                     #Position
                     if step == 0:
                         tempList.append(float(lines[i][lastl+2:l]))
                         obj.position=tempList
                         step+=1
                         tempList=[]
                         lastl=l
                     #orientation
                     elif step > 0 and step < 4 :
                         tempList.append(float(lines[i][lastl+2:l]))
                         if step=2:
                             orient1=tempList
                         elif step == 2:
                             orient2=tempList
                         else:
                             obj.orientation=[orient1,orient2,tempList]
                         step+=1
                         tempList=[]
                         lastl=l
                         #Properties
                         elif step ==4:
                             if lines[i][l-1]=="'":
                                 propvalue=lines[i][lastl+3:l-1]
                                 else : 
                                     propvalue=float(lines[i][lastl+1:l])
                                 lastl=l
                                 obj[propname]=propvalue
                                 print propname)
                                 print obj[propname]
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It is bad written code with cryptic descriptors, misspelled words and way to complex (see how much the bottom code is indented). It needs a complete redesign.

Anyway, when you have issues with that you always need the present all details e.g. the errors you have.

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Blender 2.4 uses an outdated version of python… 2.6 uses a much newer version of python… not to mention the APIs have totally changed between blender 2.4 and 2.6.

Probably best to look for a different script or rewrite it all.

4

Ok and how can I do it in blender 2.6? I saw there are some tutorials about save/load system but it dont save all properties of all game objects…