change pc

[Beltranyou]

hello good
I want to know how I can put the same game on another PC without losing the levels?

[Asguard]

You can try networking your computers to one external hard drive that should work. but you would have link both computers to that hard drive. Its call a share drive.

[Beltranyou]

Originally posted by Asguard:

You can try networking your computers to one external hard drive that should work. but you would have link both computers to that hard drive. Its call a share drive.

install the game on a hard drive? and every time you go to play, connect the disk to the PC you want ?

[><Ce|\|T><]

Just create the folders for the save files and copy them from the first PC to the other one. This way you will start the game and continue where you left. Of course each time you change PC you'll have to carry these files over.

[Beltranyou]

Originally posted by ><Ce|\|T><:

Just create the folders for the save files and copy them from the first PC to the other one. This way you will start the game and continue where you left. Of course each time you change PC you'll have to carry these files over.

can you tell me how to do it?

[Frost78]

Originally posted by Beltranyou:

hello good
I want to know how I can put the same game on another PC without losing the levels?

Install steam client onto that computer and log into your account. Then install the game. After that you will need to find the saved file for this game make a copy of it and put it on that pc. However the data is being saved onto the pc your using at the time. This means the progress you make on one pc will not transfer to the other pc automatically. In order to sink the two the game developer would have to do one of two things. All games would have to be saved onto his server or he would have to have all games saved onto the cloud.

[|_ | /-\ /\/\]

I could be wrong but steam cloud save should solve this issue I think? If you download a game on another computer you should be able to 'recover' your previous save data from the cloud (pretty sure this is exactly what steam cloud save is for)

[Beltranyou]

Originally posted by Frost78:

Originally posted by Beltranyou:

hello good
I want to know how I can put the same game on another PC without losing the levels?

Install steam client onto that computer and log into your account. Then install the game. After that you will need to find the saved file for this game make a copy of it and put it on that pc. However the data is being saved onto the pc your using at the time. This means the progress you make on one pc will not transfer to the other pc automatically. In order to sink the two the game developer would have to do one of two things. All games would have to be saved onto his server or he would have to have all games saved onto the cloud.

Which files should I copy because I have tried to copy the folder (steamapps) and the game comes out from the beginning

[Opaque-man]

if this game saves to your HDD/SSD then it shouldent be hard to find and copy to a USB drive.

[Moving Target]

Originally posted by |_ | /-\ /\/\:

I could be wrong but steam cloud save should solve this issue I think? If you download a game on another computer you should be able to 'recover' your previous save data from the cloud (pretty sure this is exactly what steam cloud save is for)

This game doesn't have Steam cloud saves activated - it's to come later I think

[><Ce|\|T><]

Originally posted by Beltranyou:

Originally posted by ><Ce|\|T><:

Just create the folders for the save files and copy them from the first PC to the other one. This way you will start the game and continue where you left. Of course each time you change PC you'll have to carry these files over.

can you tell me how to do it?

Save folder : AppData\LocalLow\Nokta Games\Supermarket Simulator

So on the other computer, go to AppData\LocalLow then right click somewhere inside the folder view and select "new -> folder" change the name to "Nokta Games".
Then go inside the folder you just created
Right click somewhere inside the folder view and select "new -> folder" change the name to "Supermarket Simulator"
Now copy the content of AppData\LocalLow\Nokta Games\Supermarket Simulator from first computer to second computer
You can do it via an external storage, a network shared folder, onedrive, ...

Once done, just install steam on second computer, login with your credentials and install the game.
Launch the game and continue the game

There are otherways to do it like making an archive (zip, rar, 7z) with the full path so that you don't even need to create folders. or you can even copy directly the folder Nokta Games and paste it to the new location. It will create the folders for you. And if they are on the same network, you could even share the folder itself and make a folder shorcut which redirect to the network location so you don't even have to mess with files

[Beltranyou]

Originally posted by ><Ce|\|T><:

Originally posted by Beltranyou:

can you tell me how to do it?

Save folder : AppData\LocalLow\Nokta Games\Supermarket Simulator

So on the other computer, go to AppData\LocalLow then right click somewhere inside the folder view and select "new -> folder" change the name to "Nokta Games".
Then go inside the folder you just created
Right click somewhere inside the folder view and select "new -> folder" change the name to "Supermarket Simulator"
Now copy the content of AppData\LocalLow\Nokta Games\Supermarket Simulator from first computer to second computer
You can do it via an external storage, a network shared folder, onedrive, ...

Once done, just install steam on second computer, login with your credentials and install the game.
Launch the game and continue the game

There are otherways to do it like making an archive (zip, rar, 7z) with the full path so that you don't even need to create folders. or you can even copy directly the folder Nokta Games and paste it to the new location. It will create the folders for you. And if they are on the same network, you could even share the folder itself and make a folder shorcut which redirect to the network location so you don't even have to mess with files

yes thank you very much