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February 24th, 2023, 22:08 #31
Continue to use %appdata% but be aware of when i posted this.
This was posted before FGU was a thing.
So the %appdata% bit is still correct but the rest of the path is wrong.
change all references of
%AppData%\"fantasy grounds"\
to
%AppData%\smiteworks\"fantasy grounds"\
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February 24th, 2023, 22:22 #32
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And to clarify - %appdata% and %userprofile% aren't where my FGU files are located, those take me to a profile location that is where my FGC install was - my system is a bit borked and I really don't want to reinstall FG at this point -- just trying to figured out how to write out what is needed since %appdata%\"fantasy grounds" doesn't work (nor does \smiteworks\"fantasy grounds"\) -- do I just put the exact path in between "(quotes)" -- trying to just get the syntax correct....thank you.
lololol, I should've mentioned I put "user" instead of my actual name *smh*
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February 24th, 2023, 22:37 #33
paths can often just be written
c:\users\john\OneDrive\FGData
but that is based on DOS which did not support spaces (among many other things) in folder and file names.
to get around that, and entry that contains a space needs to be wrapped in quotes
c:\users\"john wick"\"OneDrive - Retired Assassin"\FGData
Some commands will need a \ at the end otherwise it may read the last folder name as a filename
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February 24th, 2023, 22:40 #34
%appdata% on 99.9% of windows computers refers to:
C:\Users\yourusernamehere\AppData\Roaming
%userprofile% on 99.9% of windows computers refers to
C:\Users\yourusernamehere
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