Game deletes settings when uninstalling

[Hentai-⁧⁧sensei]

when i reinstall a game, i need to create a customs scenarios again, search maps and adds favorites, adjust video, control and visual settings, so there is no way to save that's settings in steam cloud? or that's only my issue?

[caw]

its been a while since i uninstall but i thought kovaaks keeps those files around.

anyways i always backup my steamapp folder(if windows reinstall) and just drag and drop.
I also keep a backup of my kovaaks settings since I have like 1000 playlists.

C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\FPSAimTrainer\FPSAimTrainer\Saved\SaveGames

C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\FPSAimTrainer\FPSAimTrainer\Saved\SaveGames\Themes



C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\FPSAimTrainer\FPSAimTrainer\Saved\SaveGames
file named "UserSettings.json" contain all ur settings(sound volume color settings, and so on)

UI.json if u want ot back it up as well.
contains location of the UI elements(timer and whatnot) as well as if u have things turned on/off

C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\FPSAimTrainer\FPSAimTrainer\stats
if you want to always keep the history of all ur stats duuh
PRO TIP: set it so it only makes a log file upon completion of the run lmao so u dont have a bunch of ghost logs.

C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\FPSAimTrainer\FPSAimTrainer\sounds
where u find ur 3rd party sounds.

C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\FPSAimTrainer\FPSAimTrainer\crosshairs

%localappdata%\FPSAimTrainer\Saved\SaveGames\
config.sav (most config settings), session.sav (the last scenario you played as well as a few minor config settings), and highscores.sav (a local copy of your high scores per-scenario).

%localappdata%\FPSAimTrainer\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor\ has input.ini which has your key bindings.

anyways i have tons of space so i dont mind keeping an automatic backup of
\steamapps\common\FPSAimTrainer
and the appdata folder

[The1KeyBees]

I found this out a while ago and so setup AEOMI backup to automatically back up the settings and playlist folder every week to a different location so that I can restore it if it ever loses all my playlists and scenarios for me.

[Hentai-⁧⁧sensei]

thanks for answers, i've just forgot about backing up a kovaak and reinstall it :D
i though that's was only my issue, very weird that kovaak doesn't store settings in steam cloud.

Originally posted by DeepDarkBrandonFantasy:

%localappdata%\FPSAimTrainer\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor\ has input.ini which has your key bindings.

that's was really helpful if i don't run game after reinstalling, so ty very much for info

Originally posted by DeepDarkBrandonFantasy:

%localappdata%\FPSAimTrainer\Saved\SaveGames\
config.sav (most config settings), session.sav (the last scenario you played as well as a few minor config settings), and highscores.sav (a local copy of your high scores per-scenario).

seems like i have only session.sav and TopScores.sav, nothing more (and they doesn't do anything after reinstall, because i have only online scores, local are gone), but again, thank you for info

[d0x360]

download a program called gamesave manager (Google it) current version is 3 but v4 is almost done. anyways it will backup everything into nice organized 7zip files and restores them.

if it doesn't tell the dev will add it in an hour or you can add it yourself.

I use it once a week and have it backup to my OneDrive folder so I always have a local and cloud backup of absolutely everything. saves, settings, everything.

[Hentai-⁧⁧sensei]

Originally posted by d0x360:

download a program called gamesave manager (Google it) current version is 3 but v4 is almost done. anyways it will backup everything into nice organized 7zip files and restores them.

if it doesn't tell the dev will add it in an hour or you can add it yourself.

I use it once a week and have it backup to my OneDrive folder so I always have a local and cloud backup of absolutely everything. saves, settings, everything.

that's will pretty useful because i can reinstall windows around 5 times in a single month (hw changes, that can corrupt entire system)