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"Voices Of The Void" Pre-Alpha

Gather unknown signals from deep, silent space · By mrdrnose

Linux save data location

A topic by jagans created 38 days ago Views: 367 Replies: 5
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Okay, this is kind of a stab in the dark, but I'm wondering if anyone might know where to look for my save data.
My OS is Bazzite, I play VotV through Steam using Proton 9.0 compatibility tools.

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Not a linux user (yet) but I assume if you click "Open save directory" in the save menu it'll send you there?

Yep, this should work and open the correct directory. For me, as an example, using Lutris with a Proton Wine version, the directory is: 
~/Games/umu/umu-default/drive_c/users/steamuser/AppData/Local/VotV/Saved/SaveGames/

Can't believe I missed that button lmao

Thank you!!

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Hi fellow penguin enjoyer.

Navigate to /home/<user>/.steam/steam/steamapps/compatdata

Here it's a guessing game as the numbers are pretty much random, but if you don't have that many games it should be easy.

In the right folder navigate to /pfx/drive_c/users/steamuser/AppData/Local

If it's the right folder you should see a VotV folder here.

Inside it in /Saved/SaveGames

Cheers!

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I haven't used Steam for games that aren't on Steam, but at least for Steam games, Steam uses a SteamLibrary folder (the one a specific game is installed under). The steamapps folder you mention is indeed the default directory, so probably the place where things go by default, but it might be a different SteamLibrary folder if a different one is set as the default. 

The numbers are just the store/app ID (the one you see on store page URLs), so no clue what it does for non-Steam games. I've heard that the longest numbers are for non-Steam stuff, but not sure if that's true.

Edit: Also, handy to mention, a tilde (~) is automatically the home directory, and might be quicker/easier for navigation than using the root path.