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silversporksama
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by silversporksama » Sun Oct 25, 2015 6:34 am
Howdy, it's been around four or five years(?!?!) since I've last popped up on these boards and only now has a problem with no workaround hit me so bad I needed to drop by again :/ (that, and the fact that I'm actually almost done with a project for once! haha!)
Anyway, on to the actual issue I have...
So, there's a specific directory for all persistent data, right?
I was wondering if there was a way you could get renpy put all the persistent data in the same folder as the game, so the persistent data gets deleted when the game does (but the multi-persistent data remains in the system) for a certain little trick I'm trying to implement with one of my current projects. (Hopefully that's something workable.)
The trick itself is something a little complicated to explain, but if it'll help me get an answer then I can try to put it into words somehow!
Thanks for your time, everybody!
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by PyTom » Sun Oct 25, 2015 11:02 am
The persistent data is placed in the same location as the save directory. You can get rid of the global save directory by editing options.rpy and setting:
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config.save_directory = None
(Replacing the config.save_directory line that is there now.)
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by silversporksama » Sun Oct 25, 2015 11:15 am
PyTom wrote:The persistent data is placed in the same location as the save directory. You can get rid of the global save directory by editing options.rpy and setting:
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python early:
config.save_directory = None
(Replacing the config.save_directory line that is there now.)
Aaaah, goodness, I didn't expect it to be that simple! Thank you so much!
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