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Using a roblox writefile script is one of those things that separates the casual scripters from the people who really want to customize their experience and make their tools feel permanent. If you've spent any amount of time messing around with executors or developing your own custom UIs, you've probably run into a situation where you want the script to remember something after you close the game. Maybe it's a setting, a set of coordinates, or even just a log of what happened during your session. Without a way to save that data locally, your script essentially has amnesia every time you hit "Teleport" or restart the client. ...