[parames3010]

Help Me !!!

[Hoborific]

go to

Quote:

My Documents\GTA San Andreas User Files\SAMP

and right click the file > properties > untick readonly, click apply, wallah, restart the game and your all good to go.

edit: Make sure to run it as Administrator too, that could also be a problem

[parames3010]

did not.

[niels44]

did you make this in a own made command? becuz the file in the gta sa userfiles is called savedpositions.. and not savepositions

[Guitar]

Hm, try to create a text file named savedpositions in your scriptfiles folder? Or change the extension of your file in " My Documents\GTA San Andreas User Files\SAMP " to .txt.

[parames3010]

did not. T T

[Toreno]

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Originally Posted by niels44 did you make this in a own made command? becuz the file in the gta sa userfiles is called savedpositions.. and not savepositions

Good vision, niels44.
He is right, it's called "savedpositions", not "savepositions", have you created your own /save command?

[MP2]

You can't make your own versions of client commands (unless they're different commands, like /sav). The 'savepositions' text is probably a typo made by the SA:MP developers.

[Toreno]

Quote:

Originally Posted by MP2 You can't make your own versions of client commands (unless they're different commands, like /sav). The 'savepositions' text is probably a typo made by the SA:MP developers.

True, it's impossible to create a matching command as one of the client commands. Anyway, if you do have a text file with the name "savedpositions", try changing it to "savepositions" and check if it works.

[FireCat]

Try running sa-mp as an administrator.