Renpy Edit Save File Link [ FREE ✓ ]
<a href="https://yoursite.com/saves/game_slot_1.save" download="1-1.save">Download Save Game</a> Then the user manually moves it to %APPDATA%\RenPy\GameName\ . This is not fully automated, but 90% of "save file links" work this way. You can create a link that contains the entire encoded save file inside the URL. This is useful for forums that don't allow file attachments.
Copy a .save file (e.g., 1-1.save ) to a working directory. renpy edit save file link
[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\renpysave\shell\open\command] @=""C:\Path\To\save_installer.exe" "%1"" <a href="https://yoursite
Save this as renpy_save_link.reg and run it: This is useful for forums that don't allow file attachments
if == " main ": install_save()
import pickle import zlib import base64 import os with open("1-1.save", "rb") as f: data = f.read() Modern RenPy often uses: compress(zlib) -> base64 -> pickle try: decoded = base64.b64decode(data) decompressed = zlib.decompress(decoded) save_data = pickle.loads(decompressed) except: # Fallback if not base64 save_data = pickle.loads(zlib.decompress(data)) Now save_data is a Python dict. Print keys to see available data. print("Save keys:", save_data.keys()) Example: Modify game variables if 'persistent' in save_data: save_data['persistent'].money = 9999 if 'variables' in save_data: save_data['variables']['health'] = 100 Re-serialize repickled = pickle.dumps(save_data) recompressed = zlib.compress(repickled) reb64 = base64.b64encode(recompressed)
