Save files don't carry over between computers

[PikaCommando]

Wow, this game. Thought about continuing my save on my laptop when I'm out but woops, all are new game despite saving successfully on my home PC.

I guess it really does deserve the hate it gets.

[Caped Crochetder]

SamTheMan_Rogot a écrit :

PikaCommando a écrit :

there's no local save file saved in the game folder unlike other games, so there's really no way of carrying over the save data)

My point exactly. You can't carry the save data over two different systems.

there is a way, actually.

[Dee Twenty]

SamTheMan_Rogot a écrit :

My point exactly. You can't carry the save data over two different systems.

But you can, there are even instructions in this thread on where to find the saves, all you have to do is copy the MMFApplications folder over to the other computer and put it in the same place.

[PikaCommando]

SamTheMan_Rogot a écrit :

PikaCommando a écrit :

there's no local save file saved in the game folder unlike other games, so there's really no way of carrying over the save data)

My point exactly. You can't carry the save data over two different systems.

Maybe you should stop taling things out of context. You should also learn what Steam Cloud does.

[SamTheNKMan]

PikaCommando a écrit :

Maybe you should stop taling things out of context. You should also learn what Steam Cloud does.

I literally just quoted something you said and said that was my point.

[Kaiser GX]

Lmao. Wth is going on right now?

[PikaCommando]

Honestly I have no idea, but we're 30 posts too late to do anything about it. Woops.

[Vilmer Slaughter]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tZVdR19E5mU

[DJ Particle]

In newer Windows systems, the save files are located in the following:

C:\Users\<your Windows username>\AppData\Roaming\MMFApplications

in older Windows systems:

C:\Users\<your Windows username>\Application Data\MMFApplications

There's one file for FNAF World and one called "info"....place those 2 files into the similar directory in the new system.

[Aigis]

lol some people are so entitled, it takes like two seconds to move a file. Some people are so spoiled

[AlexTheBestEver]

Copy the file's / Port it over

Dun

[Mr_Mango]

p1r6t30fr0ck a écrit :

open up your start menu, search %appdata%, go to Roaming, open the folder labeled MMF Applications, it's the one labeled "fnafw" followed by the number of your save file. also, this game doesn't use Steam Cloud. a lot of games don't. but keep this in mind. if you take your copy of Batman: Arkham Asylum to your friend's house and put it in their PS3, will the save file from your PS3 be avaliable? no. no they won't because it's a different hard drive. you'd have to copy them manually there, too. congratulations on picking one of the dumbest reasons to hate a game that i've ever heard.

I know this is old. But you actually can. Assuming both ps3's use the same playstation account. You can upload saves to the clould on ps+ and then download and play them on other systems using the same ps+ account.

[Dombro1]

I don't even think clickteam fusion (the engine Scott uses) supports Steam cloud

[Dani]

Follow these instructions EXACTLY or you could break the save file you want to copy.

%appdata% >> Local >> MMFapplications
You should see some files.
On your new PC, if your old PC's save file is File 1, delete "fnafw1". If your old PC's save file is File 2, delete "fnafw2". If your old PC's save file is File 3, delete "fnafw3".
On your old PC, if your save file is File 1, copy "fnafw1" into your new PC's MMFapplications via flashdrive.
If your save file is File 2, do the same as above, only copy the file titled "fnafw2"
If your save file is File 3, do the same as above, only copy the file titled "fnafw3"

Congratulations! You have copied your previous PC's save data to your new PC.

[Cowtato]

PikaCommando a écrit :

First of all, one of the reason I use Steam is so that I won't have to face the problem you described with the PS3. In case if you don't understand, Steam Cloud exists so that we won't have to manually copy save files unlike older games.

Also, Steam Cloud is not a big-money professional dev kit (and dev kits are usually only used for console games anyway), so congratulations on picking the dumbest reasons to protect a game.

steam cloud does not work for fnaf world

[ソシスカ]

hi fnaf world