Launcher Install Location (Second Hard Drive)

[Hadouken!]

Hi guys, I was doing some cleanup on my computer and moving uncessary things to a secondary drive - off of my c: drive. It's a smaller SSD, so I'm kind of limited on space. I have all my steam games installed onto a secondary hard drive, but I noticed Descent Underground still took about 10 GB on my C: drive. It looks like all of the launcher files. I was just wondering if there were any plans to be able to move this with the rest of the game files?

Thanks, and keep up the good work!

[Pix the Heretic]

Hi. I find it rather odd that you're seeing this, since I have my game installed on my D: drive and only the config/log files for the game client and launcher (which sums up to a couple hundred megs at most) reside on my C: drive. Which directories did you move from C: to D:?

[Hadouken!]

Originally posted by Pix the Heretic:

Hi. I find it rather odd that you're seeing this, since I have my game installed on my D: drive and only the config/log files for the game client and launcher (which sums up to a couple hundred megs at most) reside on my C: drive. Which directories did you move from C: to D:?

All I did was install the game to my D: drive with the settings in steam. I didn't bother moving anything manually.

[Pix the Heretic]

Okay. Can you tell me which directories constitute DU's presence on your C: drive?

[Hadouken!]

Looks like C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Descent Underground\launcher\resources\win-8ad385fcfd8b0665e800ee8a25c93003

That folder is 11.2 GB. I just uninstalled from Steam (delete game files) and reinstalled to be sure it wasn't something with an old version.

[Pix the Heretic]

Oh, do you have Proving Grounds access? Steam installs don't usually use resources/win-... folders.

[Hadouken!]

I have alpha/beta access. That would make sense.

[Pix the Heretic]

Ah, yeah, that'd do it. You can safely delete that, then. Non-Production environments aren't handled by Steam, so it wouldn't know to delete them when uninstalling. Or you can move it to the corresponding folder in your D: drive if you want to keep that version.