USB/Portable SFM

[[USA]Serena Burns]

Is there a way to get SFM to work off of a USB flash drive? That way I can take it with me when I'm on the go. Probably not, but worth the ask.

[Pte Jack]

Not sure if you can set up a Steam Library to a stick or flash card I haven't tried but, try... (Steam Client, Steam, Settings, Downloads, Steam Library folders) then Try and set a steam library up on your SD/USB... then try to install to that library...

[[USA]Serena Burns]

Originally posted by Pte Jack:

Not sure if you can set up a Steam Library to a stick or flash card I haven't tried but, try... (Steam Client, Steam, Settings, Downloads, Steam Library folders) then Try and set a steam library up on your SD/USB... then try to install to that library...

Alright, I will give it a shot. Thanks.

[ConfederateJoe]

BAD IDEA! it would be SO SLOOOOOOW.
Unless it's a USB 3.0 then it would be just meh.

[Pte Jack]

I agree, but I believe that would be the only way to do it to go to a stick or SD type card.

[[USA]Serena Burns]

Originally posted by ConfederateJoe:

BAD IDEA! it would be SO SLOOOOOOW.
Unless it's a USB 3.0 then it would be just meh.

Trust me, it's one of the faster USB 3.0 drives out there. Not keen on using a floppy disk.

[EmperorFaiz.wav]

How about ThunderBolt?

[[USA]Serena Burns]

Originally posted by EmperorFaiz.vmt:

How about ThunderBolt?

I don't see how that would be practical.

[Zappy]

I have used Team Fortress 2 and Source FilmMaker on a 32-GigaByte Universal Serial Bus stick thingie once. It was slow, and also pretty faulty. You are much better off finding a USB 3.0-compatible external harddrive (I have one, and it works great), and using that instead. Preferably one that needs a charger to be plugged in, too.