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I an making a game

if i run the scrip then i see then you must choose a picture of the list then you press load to load your picture

so if you stop with the game for 1 hour and you going to play again and then i want to see the picture and dont want to load it again

do i need an .ini file for it or not

do some one know that please help me with that

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I an making a game

if i run the scrip then i see then you must choose a picture of the list then you press load to load your picture

so if you stop with the game for 1 hour and you going to play again and then i want to see the picture and dont want to load it again

do i need an .ini file for it or not

do some one know that please help me with that

You will have to save the information somewhere, of course, and an INI file or the registry are good places. Read the AutoIT help file and check out the IniRead()/IniWrite() and RegRead()/RegWrite() functions. Once you get a script written, you can post it here, even if it doesn't work. We'll help you get it going

But it always starts with the help file (which is also the command reference for AutoIT).

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yes i already use the helpfile and the iniread

i can explane it now better

if i start the game from begin then you must choose a picture

then you searc you picture and load it

then i want that the picture been save that you never have to change your picture only if you want to change

her is my little script with iniread

#include <GUIconstants.au3>

MsgBox(4096,"Choose your picture", "choose you picture you want to use for the game")

$Player=FileOpenDialog ("choose your picture","C:\","(*.*)")


GUICreate ("elcaponis" ,400,400)
GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)
GUICtrlCreatePic ($Player,25,70,64,64);you should be adjust at size your image

$Player=IniRead("Player.ini", "Player", "C:\")

i hope that i explane it now better :think:

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i am sorry but my english is a bit bad :think:

what did you meen

#include <GUIconstants.au3>

;~ MsgBox(4096,"Choose your picture", "choose you picture you want to use for the game")
$picname = RegRead("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\My player", "Picture name")
If $picname = '' Then
    $picname=FileOpenDialog ("choose your picture","C:\","(*.*)")
    If @error Then Exit; Cancel
    RegWrite("HKEY_CURRENT_USER\SOFTWARE\My player", "Picture name", "REG_SZ", $picname)
EndIf

GUICreate ("My player" ,400,400)
GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)
GUICtrlCreatePic ($picname,25,70,64,64)

While 1
    $msg = GUIGetMsg()
    If $msg = $GUI_EVENT_CLOSE Then ExitLoop
Wend
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Based on wht you posted before, it would be something like this...

#include <GUIconstants.au3>


$Player=IniRead("Player.ini", "Player", "PlayerName","NotSet"); Reads the player from the ini file 

;if the ini file does not exist or no entry then load the file open dialogue.
If $Player = "NotSet" then
   MsgBox(4096,"Choose your picture", "choose you picture you want to use for the game")
   $Player=FileOpenDialog ("choose your picture","C:\","(*.*)")
EndIf

IniWrite ("Player.ini", "Player", "PlayerName", $Player);write the player back to the ini file

GUICreate ("elcaponis" ,400,400)
GUISetState(@SW_SHOW)
GUICtrlCreatePic ($Player,25,70,64,64);you should be adjust at size your image
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