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Given the current state of the game, it seems as though the suggestion of re-installing does come up every now and then to fix various issues.
Given that, I wish to know which folders or files I can save and just put back into a re-install to avoid certain hassles. The first of which is Blueprints, which I already know the deal with. That leaves me wanting to know where to find:
1. the file(s) that hold all my options preferences. Including the keybinds I set up (actually, the keybinds is the entire reason). Because quite bluntly, the default controls are problematic in several ways for me. And if this is something I need to do every couple days until we get somewhere into the beta stage, I would prefer not having do deal with having to re-keybind things every single time I do this.
2. The files/folders which hold my "single player world," its blueprints, sector data, etc.
The idea of course being that it will be a LOT less of a hassle to use this method of attempting to fix client issues if I can transfer the "important stuff" after deleting and re-downloading it.
Given that, I wish to know which folders or files I can save and just put back into a re-install to avoid certain hassles. The first of which is Blueprints, which I already know the deal with. That leaves me wanting to know where to find:
1. the file(s) that hold all my options preferences. Including the keybinds I set up (actually, the keybinds is the entire reason). Because quite bluntly, the default controls are problematic in several ways for me. And if this is something I need to do every couple days until we get somewhere into the beta stage, I would prefer not having do deal with having to re-keybind things every single time I do this.
2. The files/folders which hold my "single player world," its blueprints, sector data, etc.
The idea of course being that it will be a LOT less of a hassle to use this method of attempting to fix client issues if I can transfer the "important stuff" after deleting and re-downloading it.