lakhnish Posted June 5 Share Posted June 5 I have some client-side mods that I regularly use that have a lot of custom mod config settings that take me a lot of time to properly set up. I've yet to set them up properly in a beta and I finally want to do it. Does anyone know of any easy way to move over the config settings from main branch to the beta branch, such as some file that I need to copy over? It doesn't seem to be something in the Documents/Klei folder since I had already copied that over yet I don't have the custom mod config settings. Any help would be appreciated. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Instant-Noodles Posted June 5 Share Posted June 5 Mod configs are stored in: "Documents\Klei\DoNotStarveTogether\<Steam Account ID>\client_save\mod_config_data\" (Main Branch) "Documents\Klei\DoNotStarveTogetherBetaBranch\<Steam Account ID>\client_save\mod_config_data\" (Beta Branch) Config files in the beta branch have a "_staging" suffix, but no suffix on the main branch. Each config file corresponds to one mod. If you want to copy config files from the main branch to the beta branch, you'll need to add the "_staging" suffix to each file. Or, the vice versa if copying in the other direction. For example... "modconfiguration_workshop-##########" (on main branch) will become "modconfiguration_workshop-##########_staging" (on beta branch) "modconfiguration_workshop-##########_staging" (on beta branch) will become "modconfiguration_workshop-##########" (on main branch) Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
lakhnish Posted June 5 Author Share Posted June 5 2 minutes ago, Instant-Noodles said: If you want to copy config files from the main branch to the beta branch, you'll need to add the "_staging" suffix to each file. Ah no wonder why it didn't copy over. Thank you very much! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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