Hi, thanks for reading.
I'm playing Neverwinter Nights 2 on Wine. Let me just say first of all that it runs great!).
Thing is, the game defaults (as most games do) to saving save-files and options to the Documents folder. Some browsing on their forums shows that this is in line with Microsoft's new (post-Vista) policy for all software titles, user-specific settings go into Documents.
Anyhow, this results in my save-games (and a couple of file settings) going into my /home/{username}/ folder. It creates a folder with the game's name there and saves everything there. Thing is that I tend to format the entire home partition every once in a while, and am trying to minimize the number of things I'll have to remember to copy. So, I'd like to know whether I can somehow tell NWN2, through Wine, that the Documents folder (I assume that's what they're using) is somewhere else.
Just a note, I could of course copy the folder out of my home partition to my data partition and symlink it every time, but would like a more elegant and permanent (non-dependent on my remembering to do this) solution.
Thanks.
Changing Wine's mapping of system folders (Documents etc)
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in system.reg
I think you'd better use regedit.
(and the keys are under HKEY_CURRENT_USER.)
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Software\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Explorer\\Shell Folders
(and the keys are under HKEY_CURRENT_USER.)
Re: Changing Wine's mapping of system folders (Documents etc
winecfg -> Desktop Integration tab.lostandfound wrote:So, I'd like to know whether I can somehow tell NWN2, through Wine, that the Documents folder (I assume that's what they're using) is somewhere else.
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Re: Changing Wine's mapping of system folders (Documents etc
Thank you so much!vitamin wrote:winecfg -> Desktop Integration tab.lostandfound wrote:So, I'd like to know whether I can somehow tell NWN2, through Wine, that the Documents folder (I assume that's what they're using) is somewhere else.
Solved now.