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  • ED_4
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    • Nov 2005
    • 6
    • San Diego, California, USA.

    #1

    Open Rails save file

    I have a question on where does this file reside. You know, when you save an activity to later resume. I want to know where does that file go for Open Rails to read again later when it saves the activity one is playing.

    Cause if I look in the Open Rails folder, I don't see anything that shows where a save file might go. Nothing in the content folder shows anything about a saved file either. So I am wondering where does OR look to retrieve any information on where you might be in the activity. Apparently it goes somewhere. As the resume do work for me.

    I've looked in the documents and there's nothing in there mentioning where this file might go.
    Last edited by ED_4; 09-21-2011, 18:51.
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  • twpol
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    • Oct 2009
    • 434
    • United Kingdom

    #2
    They're stored in the roaming portion of Application Data; you can find the folder by putting "%APPDATA%" in to the Start search box, Run dialog or Explorer's address bar, then navigate to the "Open Rails" subdirectory. The saved game is called "save.bin" (there's only the one presently, each save overwrites it).
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    • ED_4
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      • Nov 2005
      • 6
      • San Diego, California, USA.

      #3
      Originally posted by twpol
      They're stored in the roaming portion of Application Data; you can find the folder by putting "%APPDATA%" in to the Start search box, Run dialog or Explorer's address bar, then navigate to the "Open Rails" subdirectory. The saved game is called "save.bin" (there's only the one presently, each save overwrites it).
      Thanks. I found it. For my system of Windows XP it's in the C:\Documents and Settings\USER\Application Data\Open Rails folder.

      I knew it had to be hiding. That folder is typically hidden. At least the Application Data part of which the Open Rails is under.
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