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D:\Steam\userdata\9688216\760\remote\275850\screenshots
Yours will be similar.
In 275850 folder, I just have this file "remotecache.vdf" , no screenshots folder.
Any other ideas?
Seriously ? I am talking about in-game camera, where you use the Photo Mode , then press Left Click and , theoretically , it makes a photo. If I have to enable Steam Overlay to use the in-game Photo Mode option, then that's sucks.
I didn't really understood what you were saying, but if I have to guess, you are talking about right clicking on No Man's Sky in Steam and I should see the "screenshots" option? If yes, then I don't have that option.
So this is pretty much weird. It seems the in-game Photo Mode is not saving the screenshots to my hard disk.
I do not have No Man's Sky there, because I did not made the screens with Steam F12 option. I am strictly talking about the in-game option ( Photo Mode ) .
and its by default in C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\userdata\*random numbers*\760\remote\275850\screenshots
I do not have "screenshots" folder there, but I assume is because I don't have Overlay in Steam enable. I just enabled it and I will see if it works now.