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Post by pastolle on Apr 15, 2016 21:32:49 GMT -8
I did finished the Mask of Arcadius 7.2 game but it seems LD could not find the save file. If I want to manually put the file at the correct place, which file should I find? And where should I put the file?
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Post by 白龍 on Apr 15, 2016 21:46:27 GMT -8
The correct place, should be in the Mask of Arcadius game folder... I think.
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Post by Nemjen on Apr 16, 2016 0:57:10 GMT -8
I did finished the Mask of Arcadius 7.2 game but it seems LD could not find the save file. If I want to manually put the file at the correct place, which file should I find? And where should I put the file? The file is found at a network path that looks a bit like this: - C:\Users\*User*\AppData\Roaming\RenPy\persistent the file is called 'Sunrider'. A slight warning though based on previous feedback given by Vaen that the file has to be from the same computer with the same user account it was created on or else the import will not work, you cannot put plonk another user's import data in there. |
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Post by pastolle on Apr 16, 2016 2:22:19 GMT -8
I did finished the Mask of Arcadius 7.2 game but it seems LD could not find the save file. If I want to manually put the file at the correct place, which file should I find? And where should I put the file? The file is found at a network path that looks a bit like this: - C:\Users\*User*\AppData\Roaming\RenPy\persistent the file is called 'Sunrider'. A slight warning though based on previous feedback given by Vaen that the file has to be from the same computer with the same user account it was created on or else the import will not work, you cannot put plonk another user's import data in there. So I don't have such a "AppData" folder created, not to mention the Sunrider file. Is the problem comes from my OS language? It' not English so the Users folder is named in another language. Tomorrow I will Try to switch my OS language to English and have another try. Thanks for the answer. |
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Post by Nemjen on Apr 16, 2016 3:13:22 GMT -8
The file is found at a network path that looks a bit like this: - C:\Users\*User*\AppData\Roaming\RenPy\persistent the file is called 'Sunrider'. A slight warning though based on previous feedback given by Vaen that the file has to be from the same computer with the same user account it was created on or else the import will not work, you cannot put plonk another user's import data in there. So I don't have such a "AppData" folder created, not to mention the Sunrider file. Is the problem comes from my OS language? It' not English so the Users folder is named in another language. Tomorrow I will Try to switch my OS language to English and have another try. Thanks for the answer. Ah I see, two things: - While I reference C:\ in my path it will be whatever your main drive is. - 'AppData' is a hidden folder (as they are usually created by programs for reference rather than actively used by the operator) so ensure that 'show hidden files, folders and drives' is enabled (for Windows OS). This can be done by going to 'change folder and search options' via 'options' while using Windows Explorer. If you are using a different operator while the path may be similar I cannot say for certain what it will be I am afraid as I am not versed with Linux or Mac.  *Crosses fingers for you*. |
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Post by pastolle on Apr 16, 2016 12:15:24 GMT -8
So I don't have such a "AppData" folder created, not to mention the Sunrider file. Is the problem comes from my OS language? It' not English so the Users folder is named in another language. Tomorrow I will Try to switch my OS language to English and have another try. Thanks for the answer. Ah I see, two things: - While I reference C:\ in my path it will be whatever your main drive is. - 'AppData' is a hidden folder (as they are usually created by programs for reference rather than actively used by the operator) so ensure that 'show hidden files, folders and drives' is enabled (for Windows OS). This can be done by going to 'change folder and search options' via 'options' while using Windows Explorer. If you are using a different operator while the path may be similar I cannot say for certain what it will be I am afraid as I am not versed with Linux or Mac. *Crosses fingers for you*. My OS is win10 and now I find this file. However when I opened the file with notepad, the text innside was Guess this is not the way this file should be. I have changed my language and locale to English(US) but still could not get it correct. Maybe some of the system settings caused this problem. Update: I have found the code for generating this file: def update_mp():
for variable in important_variables:
if hasattr(store,variable):
setattr(mp,variable, getattr(store,variable) )
mp.save()
If my guess is correct, the setattr command had some problems for non-English OS. |
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Post by Nemjen on Apr 16, 2016 12:42:14 GMT -8
No that's correct, this file is not meant to be edited by the operator (although it can still be done through hex editing).
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Post by pastolle on Apr 16, 2016 12:54:17 GMT -8
No that's correct, this file is not meant to be edited by the operator (although it can still be done through hex editing).The file is still not recognized by LD so I'm not quite sure if it is correct. Since this problem is not reported by most of the players, it is related to OS language and locale is the most reasonable guess. |
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*Crosses fingers for you*.
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